gg.2705 « A very versatile solid-state amp »
Published on 10/15/13 at 07:55Solid-state amp made in U.S.A (in the '90s, I think)
See previous reviews for details about connections.
UTILIZATION
Simple: Turn the pots, the EQ controls are precise.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it live occasionally and more frequently at home, without cranking it too much.
Pros:
- double input (practical for rehearsals at home to amplify guitar/piano, for example), very precise clean sounds, it seems to deliver more than the 60 W it allegedly does.
- rugged construction ++
- versatile ++ good performance every time (I use it with piano/guitar: good reproduction of low frequencies).
- very interesting value for money secondhand (+/- $130)
Cons:
- weight (consider a case with casters or something similar when you take it out!)
- the reverb is very discreet/not very effective (I bought a reverb pedal to make up for this issue)
See previous reviews for details about connections.
UTILIZATION
Simple: Turn the pots, the EQ controls are precise.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it live occasionally and more frequently at home, without cranking it too much.
Pros:
- double input (practical for rehearsals at home to amplify guitar/piano, for example), very precise clean sounds, it seems to deliver more than the 60 W it allegedly does.
- rugged construction ++
- versatile ++ good performance every time (I use it with piano/guitar: good reproduction of low frequencies).
- very interesting value for money secondhand (+/- $130)
Cons:
- weight (consider a case with casters or something similar when you take it out!)
- the reverb is very discreet/not very effective (I bought a reverb pedal to make up for this issue)