Here in Holland we say it stands for "Humm & Knetter" (static)Noox wrote:Almost.
Hughes & Kettner
Cortex - Amazing Distortion!
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- KVRAF
- 12977 posts since 29 Sep, 2003 from Ottawa, Canada
Just so that there's no misunderstanding--
I didn't really add any new or hidden information to the manual. I've just taken what was already there in the original manual, reformatted it, and elaborated only a tiny bit more on what was already there. I'd still be pleased to send it out to you, but don't expect it to give you new insight.
Greg
I didn't really add any new or hidden information to the manual. I've just taken what was already there in the original manual, reformatted it, and elaborated only a tiny bit more on what was already there. I'd still be pleased to send it out to you, but don't expect it to give you new insight.
Greg
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- KVRist
- 402 posts since 15 Oct, 2004 from Breizh (Brittany), Europe
Knetter means crackles, isn't it ?C00kie wrote:Here in Holland we say it stands for "Humm & Knetter" (static)
Even a brand like H&K can't fool you. Nobody can go against the legendary batavian common sense...
