MK Clean & MK Overdrive NAMM Overview with Rabea Massaad

[@onemorebrew4070]

Can't wait to see people making videos with these amps! I just hope that they manage to properly showcase what they're both capable of!

[@texasfreedomlover4730]

Sweetwater is taking pre orders for the discontinued Kraken preamps for $349.99 a $200 discount off of the retail price. They are guessing that those will ship in late February or early March.

[@chriskocher1469]

In the back of Rabea's head the whole time he must be thinking "Don't say Dumble...Don't say Dumble"

[@rockstardr]

So let's hear them....

[@brucesguitardemos8197]

Is it a DUMBLE ?

[@steveymoon]

Perhaps an MK-Ultra??

[@CBGypsy03]

Orange already did that.

[@orryfishburne5326]

I absolutely LOVE the amp design. I hope one day u will make an affordable version of it similar to all your other amp series. 😁

[@steveymoon]

There are already affordable versions of this amp. That's what Victory have been doing for the last decade!

[@orryfishburne5326]

@@steveymoon not of the MK Clean and MK Overdrive. They have the Dutchess Family, Jack Family, Copper Family, Sheriff Family, Kraken Family and now the Deputy. The MK Clean and MK Overdrive are just those 2 premium amp heads. Im just hoping they make more versions of the MK Clean and MK Overdrive like they follow suit like they have for all their other amp lines.

[@markyymarkXL]

So a British two-rock lol

[@jamesgrobertson8024]

No tones?

[@likelydaily6767]

Recording tones in NAMM is like watching tv with the food blender going.

[@matthewrobinson5511]

Just say Dumble...

[@wglennhowells]

I have a Sheriff 44, and Jack MKII, both with Victory 2x12, but there is no way in heck I would ever spend that much on an amp, even though I’m a victory fan, these are gonna flop, hard.

[@fortheloveofguitar8589]

At £4999 you’re having a laugh. Should be a 2-2.5K amp all day long.

[@Liam.Hardy.Music.99]

You clearly have no idea how expensive designing, prototyping, testing and bringing a product to market is. Particularly in Britain. If you want to spend that much on an amp, go to reverb and pick up a used Cornford MK50 and there’s plenty of options from victory from £200 pedals to the MK range. This amp is aimed at a very particular kind of customer and if that’s not you, that’s not Victory’s fault.

[@allenwelden7099]

@@Liam.Hardy.Music.99 Not everyone understand economics.

[@fortheloveofguitar8589]

⁠@@Liam.Hardy.Music.99This particular amp costs no more to produce than their standard line of £2k amps. It’s pure greed Just a modified circuit from his original amps. I own 2 original MK50 amps and I have the funds to be able to afford one of these but it’s just a cash grab, nothing more. The reverb prices on used original MK models are also completely out of whack which is why they sit there for years. When Andertons are selling used MK50 mk2 models for £1250 including the cab you know you’re getting screwed.

[@Professional.Bro.777]

​@@allenwelden7099 from what I understand it works like this: they sell stuff at a price that some people are willing to pay while MAXIMIZING profit at the same time, just like an iPhone

[@ballgaininc.5471]

@@fortheloveofguitar8589 Honestly, people like you are baffling. Do you complain on the internet about every product you aren't going to buy?