Incoming Kendrick 2410 Bassman

[CyFan]

I've been looking for my new amp for a while now and have sorted through more than a few in the last couple of months. Last night I came across the Kendrick 2410. All point to point wiring and a cabinet made from 100 year old wood. Nice! Anyone around here have a Kendrick amp?

[toomanycats]

Never heard of them before, but upon researching Kendrick the 2410 seems like a very serious piece of gear indeed. They had me at, "The Lead Channel gives up complex lead tones that rival cellos playing in unison." I very much like the sound of that.

[andrewsrea]

I never came across them, but understand they are well made.

[JimyTheAssassin]

I know the name. They go back to the earlier days of boutique amps IIRC. From what I’ve seen, the quality is top notch on many. A bassman 4x10 should be a lot of fun, especially if it’s dialed in as one might expect with this brand.


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[CyFan]

I will have to make sure to do a review since they are so scarcely known. I've owned a Fender '59 LTD reissue Bassman so itll be interesting.

[CyFan]

The amp arrived yesterday and after a quick run up to Home Depot for a fuse, she sounds amazing. My amp is signed and dated by Gerald Weber, the founder/owner, which is kind of cool I guess. It's still early so in an attempt to not give a honeymoon review, I will digress. I've only played to normal channel so far. This amp does make my pedals all sound better. The presence it brings with it is phenomenal! With my new 50's Standard Les Paul it is just superb! More later.

[andrewsrea]

Very cool - congrats!

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