nonkel26

Thanks guy's, I just went to a store where I was able to play the Aggie as well as a heritage SVT Classic and compare it with my fafner II. I must say that I fell for the Aggie! The difference in sound with my fafner was big enough to make me change my set-up! The SVT did sound very nice too but I found the Aggie was a bit warmer and smoother and it was nicer (softer...cant find the right words) in the higher frequenties! That together with the weight made me decide to go for the Aggie! So if anyone is interested, my Fafner II is now in the "for sale" section! :-)

Hi, I am thinking about replacing my EBS Fafner 2 With a Aggie DB 751 or a Ampeg SVT Classic. It is not that my Fafner2 doesn't sound good but most of the time I play a CCR-tribute repertoire and I use my '68 Precision to do so. Don't get me wrong, The fafner2 is a fantastic amp and it has so (read "to") much possibility's in it but I only use it flat for my sound. I think overall it is sounding a little to "modern" for my needs. I see Stu Cook himself is playing the Aguilar. That means something. I never played an Aguilar DB or a SVT Classic so if anyone could help me with they're experiences with both or either of these amps and differences it would be very helpfull for me. For cabs I use a Hevos Powerset (it's a dutch company). They are lite and the sound is just fantastic, even at (very) high volumes! very powerfull and warm! So I'm keeping these! Any feedback or input is welcome! Thx, Dirk