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DV Mark

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The DV Mark "Raw Dawg" EG is the signature head of Eric Gales, featuring a single tube-driven clean channel, reverb, FX loop and 250W MPT power amp like all the other DV Little 250 models. 
Open Box DV Mark Raw Dawg EG 250W Guitar Amp Head Level 1
Open Box DV Mark Raw Dawg EG 250W Guitar Amp Head Level 1
Open Box DV Mark Raw Dawg EG 250W Guitar Amp Head Level 1

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  • Power: 250W @4ohm; 150W @8ohm (hybrid)
  • Tube: one 6205 mini tube (preamp)
  • Single channel
  • Single input
  • Controls: 3-band EQ, level, reverb
  • Reverb built-in
  • FX loop
  • Speaker outputs: 4 ohms minimum load
  • Pre out (with -6 / 0 db switch)
  • Dimensions 8.86 x 2.95 x 9.84 in.
  • Weight: 5.73 lb.

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3.5

4 Reviews

50%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Easy, light, loud, clear
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Best Uses
  1. Outdoor Events / Games2
  2. Performances2
  3. Amateur Recording1
  4. Home Studio1
Cons
  1. Poor Sound Quality1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced3
  2. Professional Musician1
Pros
  1. Easy To Use3
  2. Excellent Sound3
  3. Good Power Output3
  4. Portable3
  5. Warm / Comfy2

Reviewed by 4 customers

  • Great for single-coil clean sound, but that's about it

    3

    submitteda year ago

    byRamon

    fromBirmingham, AL

    This amp has a great clean tone that works really nicely with single coil pickups (I have a strat). I tried using my tele with P90's in it and the sound started flubbing out. I added an OD pedal and it made a really weird fuzzy sound (it sounded awful). The onboard reverb is also very subpar. I am a blues/blues rock player who likes to have a little dirt for rhythm and light/moderate gain for lead stuff (I mainly use pedals for this). If you play mostly clean and use strats and traditional teles, this is the amp for you. If you plan on using dirt, invest in a different amp.

  • Easy, light, loud, clear

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byEdwin

    fromNebraska

    I use the product for practicing & recording and possibly for gigs. Loud, very clean sound. Works well with the DV MARK 4x12 which has some odd resonant frequencies. Works well with my other cabs too. Takes pedals well. However, I may cover the amp title for gigs. Raw dawg is cool for bars, but maybe not for schools or church. Piece of electrical tape should cover it up fine if needed.

  • save your money please! sounds great for only two weeks.

    1

    submitted4 years ago

    byguitarman

    fromtowson,md

    after telling the sales person what was wrong with the amp head...he try to compair it as it was a car."once i drive it off the lot" he said. i had to remine him of the return policy.again they treat people like we are dumb. i do not have an amp head and NOW I HAVE TO WAIT FOR TWO CREDITS TO MY ACCOUNT!.........I bought this amp head..two weeks later it went up on me...not sure if i want to get another one.

  • Amazing!!

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byJames H

    fromWesterly RI

    I use this amp mainly for blues performance.

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byPhil

    fromMonroe, NJ 08831

    I am interested in the DV Mark Raw Dawg 60 or 250 watt. They are the same price. I play classic rock. Both clubs and some larger venues like outside concerts and club houses. Don't want to get overpowering, But not sure which one to get. Is the 60 loud enough or do I need the 250. I see that you have a open box 250 for sale and I would have to wait for the 60 watt unless you have it in stock. Thanks, Phil

    I am interested in the DV Mark Raw Dawg 60 or 250 watt. They are the same price. I play classic rock. Both clubs and some larger venues like outside concerts and club houses. Don't want to get overpowering, But not sure which one to get. Is the 60 loud enough or do I need the 250. I see that you have a open box 250 for sale and I would have to wait for the 60 watt unless you have it in stock. Thanks, Phil

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    The DV Mark Raw Dawg EG 250W is nice but I don't think you need 250 watts. That being said, it is available. A lot depends on what you're playing through. Through a 4 x12 Celestion loaded cab, 60 watts will kill.