Brett Kingman | 2 years ago
Ken Fischer began his amp building career at Ampeg but soon left them to begin his own business which launched from his New Jersey workshop around 1983. His amp models - Express, Liverpool and Rocket - were all given women's names rather than serial numbers. A personal touch! Today those amps are highly coveted, many believing they're the greatest amps ever built. Hence the price tag, if you can find one. Owners of the Axe-FX III are fortunate to enjoy accurate models of Trainwreck amps thanks to the genius of the company's Cliff Chase, who owns an Express (and others?). I have consolidated the five models currently on offer with some basic effects and I present to you another freebie for your amusement, which I call, K. Fischer - NJ. I hope you can have some fun with it. Cheers.
Preset download link - http://axechange.fractalaudio.com/detail.php?preset=9989
More about Ken Fischer - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trainwreck_Circuits
Trainwreck Amps (still being built by a friend and associate) -
https://www.trainwreck.com
