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Having been a harp player since his youth Davidknew that the Holy Grail for every player is thatindividual ‘tone’ or unique sound.“Here at Fat Tone Amps weare not an ‘off the shelf’solution – we provide atailored and custom-buildservice to every client,ours is a total designprocess that involvesthe customer in eachstage of constructionand final testing.“Throughout the process, which can take up tothree months to complete, we work face-to-facewith our customer in a really committed, precise wayto ensure that they can release their own true tonethrough the amp, adding distortions, customisedreverb and tremolo and all modulated for eachindividual.”“Like an exquisite, made to measure suit from SavilleRow every Fat Tone Amp produced by David andthe team chooses the best circuitry and componentsneeded to enhance the tone and preference of theplayer and because of its bespoke configuration theamps are also easy to repair and adjust or add tothrough the company’s after care service.8
Fat Tone Amps build harp amplifiers for just abouteveryone, from professional gigging musicians tokeen amateur players…they’re even building one forme!It’s not unusual to pop into the studio to find yourselfin the company of professional players such as EddieMartin, Mark Cole or Liam Ward, who was in thestudio when I called in.Liam has a growing reputation amongst the UKblues circuit and having spent years experimentingwith various rigs and set ups, he decided he wantedsomething big enough to be able to use in allsituations but that was small enough to carry easilywhen touring.Having looked at a number of options he chose FatTone Amps because of the flexibility he was affordedwithin a boutique build.If you want to knowmore about Fat ToneAmps, would like tobook a free visit andconsultation click thelink belowClick hereto visitFat ToneAmpsDavid would be onlytoo pleased to sharehis passion withyou… and he makesexceedingly goodcoffee!9
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