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Anybody heard of this amp or ever used one? I'm considering one for monitoring V-Drums.
Stealthtech
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http://www.musiciansbuy.com/yorkville_key_amps.htm
I think anything Yorkville should be pretty descent, although I've never heard one.
I use a Peavy KB300 with my electric kit and it rocks. I've had it going on 6 years now without any problems.
I think anything Yorkville should be pretty descent, although I've never heard one.
I use a Peavy KB300 with my electric kit and it rocks. I've had it going on 6 years now without any problems.
V
Vectron
New member
A keyboard player friend of mine ordered and tried out
a Yorkville 200 not too long ago. He was not impressed by
it for hard driving keyboards, so he sent it back. It blew a fuse
once, and couldn't get the clean punchy sound he was
looking for. Don't get me wrong, Yorkville has a very good
reputation for reliability, but for electronic drums, I would
recommend the Mackie SRM450. It is THE standard for powered
speakers for gigging musicians. It only has a 12", but believe
me, they sound better than most 15" do. You won't be
disappointed in them, but they are expensive(around $700).
a Yorkville 200 not too long ago. He was not impressed by
it for hard driving keyboards, so he sent it back. It blew a fuse
once, and couldn't get the clean punchy sound he was
looking for. Don't get me wrong, Yorkville has a very good
reputation for reliability, but for electronic drums, I would
recommend the Mackie SRM450. It is THE standard for powered
speakers for gigging musicians. It only has a 12", but believe
me, they sound better than most 15" do. You won't be
disappointed in them, but they are expensive(around $700).