11/12/03 at 10:34pm
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11/13/03 at 6:37am
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Hi Marv
I have the Buttkicker II which is a reworked version of the original Buttkicker and it works just as well as the original. I suspect that the Buttkicker Concert model has a frequency response that starts higher and ends higher than the Buttkicker II (HT). It probably does not put out as much mechanical force either.
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TCIII
I have the Buttkicker II which is a reworked version of the original Buttkicker and it works just as well as the original. I suspect that the Buttkicker Concert model has a frequency response that starts higher and ends higher than the Buttkicker II (HT). It probably does not put out as much mechanical force either.
Regards,
TCIII
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11/13/03 at 5:12pm
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Thomas it seems you hit the nail on the head. I received an email from Guitammer confirming that and that it is a 2ohm load.
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