Anybody have a pic of a Ric TR 14 amp?
I saw one on sale and want to check out the looks and specs.
Thanks!
Ric TR 14 amp
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Top left is a TR7, bottom left and top right are both TR14, bottom right is a TR35B. The TR 14 amps have reverb, the TR7 doesn't. Hope this helps. I can send a better picture later if you need one.
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Thanks Peter. What are your comments about the TR14 in comparison to the TR7?
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The TR7 is a great little amp but the reverb on the TR14 puts in into the next league. It is so loud (for a 14 watt amp) with a fine clean sound (the distortion sound is OK too). I have gigged with the TR14 using my 660/12, a Strat and an SG standard and they all sounded lovely and warm (miked up to the desk) compared to a Superchamp that I sometimes use. I have a TR25 too, but to be honest I prefer the TR14. Also, being lucky enough to have two of them, I can get an amazing Ric-o-sound stereo using my 360/12 or 381/12. For the price that they go for on Ebay I think that they are the bargain of the century! There, a totally unbiased opinion!!!
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