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Published on 10/08/07 at 03:25
- Amplifier Transistor
- HP 6''
- 15 W
- 2 channels of input Jack (1 + 1 Instr Guitar / Mic)
- A switch ON / OFF, Volume 1 knob and 1 tone knob for each channel, a switch on the channel distortion guitar
- Supply of batteries included (8h theoretical, more than 4 hours in practice)
Ultra simple, source of failure possible.
UTILIZATION
Setting very simple given the number of knobs ...
The manual only serves to remind the proper use of a battery, we do not really need to know more with this amp ...
A little heavy, but the transportation problem for stability.
In my opinion the amp outside of nomadic ultimate small rugged simplicity.
SOUNDS
- Rather Folk Blues Jazz and it's going pretty well.
- Electro / Electro-acoustic Godin, Electroacoustics Samick, Samick bass
- Its pretty clear, pretty fidèleavec guitars. No low "full and deep" but better than what you might fear a HP 6''(my neighbors are still mounted to complain when I try the bass).
Distortion channel, to avoid on electric, but I was quite surprised when I tried with electroac, it did not sound so bad. But with the lack of settings ...
Better to get a pedal for distortion. Given the ultilisation and price range, I'm not disappointed because I'd rather have an amp as simple as possible with natural sound and honorable added externally what I need, rather than a mediocre ultra versatile amplifier configured but whose effects may be of dubious quality ...
The sound quality is quite acceptable given the fact that this amp is first made to play outside.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a month
Special-I love most: avrai amp nomad.
The least-... I see too much. I would not even say the simplicity is what I also are looking for. Of course if I had the same amp (size weight price simplicity) more powerful or more autonomy, and superior sound quality I would taker, but I am quite happy because it is already perfect for my needs.
- HP 6''
- 15 W
- 2 channels of input Jack (1 + 1 Instr Guitar / Mic)
- A switch ON / OFF, Volume 1 knob and 1 tone knob for each channel, a switch on the channel distortion guitar
- Supply of batteries included (8h theoretical, more than 4 hours in practice)
Ultra simple, source of failure possible.
UTILIZATION
Setting very simple given the number of knobs ...
The manual only serves to remind the proper use of a battery, we do not really need to know more with this amp ...
A little heavy, but the transportation problem for stability.
In my opinion the amp outside of nomadic ultimate small rugged simplicity.
SOUNDS
- Rather Folk Blues Jazz and it's going pretty well.
- Electro / Electro-acoustic Godin, Electroacoustics Samick, Samick bass
- Its pretty clear, pretty fidèleavec guitars. No low "full and deep" but better than what you might fear a HP 6''(my neighbors are still mounted to complain when I try the bass).
Distortion channel, to avoid on electric, but I was quite surprised when I tried with electroac, it did not sound so bad. But with the lack of settings ...
Better to get a pedal for distortion. Given the ultilisation and price range, I'm not disappointed because I'd rather have an amp as simple as possible with natural sound and honorable added externally what I need, rather than a mediocre ultra versatile amplifier configured but whose effects may be of dubious quality ...
The sound quality is quite acceptable given the fact that this amp is first made to play outside.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for a month
Special-I love most: avrai amp nomad.
The least-... I see too much. I would not even say the simplicity is what I also are looking for. Of course if I had the same amp (size weight price simplicity) more powerful or more autonomy, and superior sound quality I would taker, but I am quite happy because it is already perfect for my needs.