wordsonyou
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Well, my new Kinsgley Deluxe 30T arrived, and I have to say that it is a giant killer in a petite little package. These are still the best kept secret in boutique-ville despite that they won the editor's pick award at GP magazine a few years back. With a clean channel that does that perfect el84 chime and with a dirty channel that does that high gain el84 grind perfectly, this is really a must have amp for any el84 amp nerd, plus the verb and trem are superior to boot, and the variable boost switch is serious gigger's dream. Highly suggested amp for anyone that is a fan of the inherent voxiness of the el84 tube.
Just thought I'd share some kind words and some pictures here on TGP with you folks, and a more detailed review to follow at a later date. If you were considering a matchless or badcat, try out a Kingsley before you decide.
In addition this badboy has an eq bypass switch, a pentode/triode selector, a bright switch and a 15w/30w selector and a global tone control in addition to treble, mid and bass controls. I have never heard an amp with this much tonal flexibility, from dark tweedish tones to bright voxy ones to everything Marshall and in betwen it's all here. There is a really a tone for everyone in this amp!!
Just thought I'd share some kind words and some pictures here on TGP with you folks, and a more detailed review to follow at a later date. If you were considering a matchless or badcat, try out a Kingsley before you decide.
In addition this badboy has an eq bypass switch, a pentode/triode selector, a bright switch and a 15w/30w selector and a global tone control in addition to treble, mid and bass controls. I have never heard an amp with this much tonal flexibility, from dark tweedish tones to bright voxy ones to everything Marshall and in betwen it's all here. There is a really a tone for everyone in this amp!!

