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Forum: LSAF
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Topic: THELSAF 2026
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| THELSAF 2026 [message #99240] |
Fri, 20 February 2026 23:05 |
admin
Messages: 439 Registered: May 2009
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It's TIME!
We’re super-excited to announce that we’re all set and ready to go for THELSAF 2026!
Same place, same great time! Mark your calendars for Memorial Day Weekend – May 22, 23 and 24th – at the Embassy Suites in Round Rock, Texas.
If anyone wasn’t there last year, that’s just north of Austin.
Click here to reserve your room. Or here to get tickets.
Just like last year, tickets cost no more than parking would have cost. And the exhibitor rooms and booths are more than reasonable. Totally affordable. We’re committed to keeping things that way.
And as for the fun – Wow! – If you’ve been here before, you know what it’s like. Most of us are regulars. But if you haven’t been here, ask folks that have. We’re an audio show like no other. We’re up close and personal, we’re approachable and basically just cool as can be.
Join us! THELSAF 2026 in Round Rock! Memorial Day Weekend!
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Forum: Silicon Valley
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Topic: Do you think getting a customised solid-state amp is a waste of money?
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| Do you think getting a customised solid-state amp is a waste of money? [message #99219] |
Mon, 09 February 2026 07:04 |
Hank
Messages: 17 Registered: December 2025
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I've been seriously contemplating getting a customised solid-state amp. I am talking about a situation where I can be able to decide the components to be used, being able to tweak the EQ curves and even going as far as customising the chassis design to fit my setup.
Don't get me wrong, I've used popular brands like Marshall solid state and Fender and even though they were cheaper, I felt they were generic.
A customised amp allows one to do a lot such as the ability to set up a special sound for your type of music, say warmer tones for jazz.
Do you feel paying the premium price for customised solid-state amps is justified or is it just hype?
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