Ko amp and pedal

Well… what the consensus ?

Who got one?

Chris what can you tell us now ? lol

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I was surprised. It looks fun and reasonably priced with some good TE style features. Glad they have 48v and XLR.

I haven’t ordered yet but I’m considering it with the guitar pedal.

The expression pedal looks interesting but need to think if it’ll get used.

The speaker is quirky in a 1970’s way. Pretty sure people will be doing good stuff with it. Not for me.

need to hear and feel it in person but thinking about having this (in a multiple of four) replacing classical tube amps/bass-fridge and combining them into quadrophonic setups it’s highly inspiring.

like placing them around yourself and looping into it with the pedal as this is cool because you can have different presets per loop and maybe it loops the pressure sensitivity etc. so that would be cool :slight_smile:

love the minimal approach of the OP1 transformed into an actual guitar amp, so grab the guitar and play immediately and the op1 or other things as extension to the inputs is pretty clever :melting_face:

the big 35 on the box is a bit common for fender rumble amps so iam in big hopes for the KO 65 and KO 150 powerstacks :woman_getting_massage:

will start with one or two and hope they do have range (sounds a bit like a pignose amp in demos) and maybe someone will do the modded version where it’s based within a wooden cabinet driving 2x12" fender speaker :speaker_high_volume:

iam a bit afraid that these will start to rattle (the grill and backplate) unfortunately and I don’t know what will happen if you drive this amp to the complete max with pedals in front and such..