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Post by Dana Murphy »


Has enyone tryed a Hartke 2000 or 3500 on steel? thanks Dana
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Post by George Rozak »

Do a search on Hartke on the forum here. There have been several threads on the Hartke 3500 which indicate that it is an excellent sounding amp for pedal steel.
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Bob Boydd played the Hartke 3500. It sounded great. The only complaint Bob had and it really wasn't a complaint, was "This thing has too much power."
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Post by Jeremy Steele »

I have a Hartke 2000 which I use primarily for bass, but I have occasionally run the steel through it. Great graphic EQ, and two separate pre-amps (tube and solid state) make it very versatile..all you need is reverb or delay in the effects loop...steel sounded great, and plenty of power.
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Post by Dana Murphy »

Thank You all for your input. with the
cost so high enymore on music eqmt it is
great to have this forum to find out
about these things Thanks