MGR/patrick « Tech 21 Trademark 10 »
Published on 09/29/04 at 15:00$155 used off of e-bay. I purchased after reading reviews and thought it would fit my needs.
Sweet looking little guy. Only 10 watts but loud enough. I am simply an at home player and this amp suits me perfectly. I like the ability to model the various amp types. Certainly not the same as the originals but for 150 bucks why should it.
I tried it against the small roland cubes, some little peavey, low end crates and a couple of fenders. This amp had a wider range of sounds than the rest.
I would have also bought the cube but this came up on ebay first. Money was burning a hole in my pockets.
It also has a headphone jack that keeps the wife happy.
Nothing so far.
looks sturdy and the dials etal are sturdy compared to some of the others I tested.
I would suggest to anyone like me (home picker) who needs an inexpensive practise amp.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Sweet looking little guy. Only 10 watts but loud enough. I am simply an at home player and this amp suits me perfectly. I like the ability to model the various amp types. Certainly not the same as the originals but for 150 bucks why should it.
I tried it against the small roland cubes, some little peavey, low end crates and a couple of fenders. This amp had a wider range of sounds than the rest.
I would have also bought the cube but this came up on ebay first. Money was burning a hole in my pockets.
It also has a headphone jack that keeps the wife happy.
Nothing so far.
looks sturdy and the dials etal are sturdy compared to some of the others I tested.
I would suggest to anyone like me (home picker) who needs an inexpensive practise amp.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com