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Published on 02/01/14 at 11:49amp transistor 40 (true) watts + 20 kilos easy!
high ebenisterie class: closed spruce and fortified by pretty dovetails, solid pregnant! and which sit on 12-inch and 2 tweeters
2 entries out a live outlet
1 CANAL ELECTROACOUSTIC 1 CHANNEL POWER 1 CHANNEL MIXING OF TWO CHANNELS.
1 bass treble midle + a passive parametric equalizer + reverb setting (spring) per channel
the electrical channel provides a hub for master saturated (dirty, see crunch at most) and a circuit (switch) to warm up the sound to a more lamps its
acoustic and electric channel has a limit (switch) to cut the high frequencies needed and a master reverb (switch) is off.
PEDAL SWITCH CHANNELS 1-2, 1 +2 AND reverb.
UTILIZATION
there is enough polish! liabilities and parametric are very efficient and allow extreme. is simple but takes time ...
2 channels are really complementary mix of both offers opportunities that I have not explored ... but I think this is to use a vocal microphone or 2 instruments ...
SOUNDS
I play mostly clean sound with a strat and I love folk played on acoustic channel with the strat sound is very rich! for the folk there it is for!, and it shows! However, to play a blues or jazz dry commute on the electric channel: it's round and you can add gain ...
for a rock sound with my strat I have another amp (a lamp that one) then this is a home for everyone!
the highlight of the equalizer and to play around and adapt to many instruments
OVERALL OPINION
it is too heavy amp! either,
acoustic restitution and up to its reputation
the sound is flattering and very versatile 2 channel for my part in the clear
view that it does not bother me not saturate the absence of loop: I have a delay and a chorus upstream ... without forgetting the reverb: to die for!
I still Repette faith is too heavy!
high ebenisterie class: closed spruce and fortified by pretty dovetails, solid pregnant! and which sit on 12-inch and 2 tweeters
2 entries out a live outlet
1 CANAL ELECTROACOUSTIC 1 CHANNEL POWER 1 CHANNEL MIXING OF TWO CHANNELS.
1 bass treble midle + a passive parametric equalizer + reverb setting (spring) per channel
the electrical channel provides a hub for master saturated (dirty, see crunch at most) and a circuit (switch) to warm up the sound to a more lamps its
acoustic and electric channel has a limit (switch) to cut the high frequencies needed and a master reverb (switch) is off.
PEDAL SWITCH CHANNELS 1-2, 1 +2 AND reverb.
UTILIZATION
there is enough polish! liabilities and parametric are very efficient and allow extreme. is simple but takes time ...
2 channels are really complementary mix of both offers opportunities that I have not explored ... but I think this is to use a vocal microphone or 2 instruments ...
SOUNDS
I play mostly clean sound with a strat and I love folk played on acoustic channel with the strat sound is very rich! for the folk there it is for!, and it shows! However, to play a blues or jazz dry commute on the electric channel: it's round and you can add gain ...
for a rock sound with my strat I have another amp (a lamp that one) then this is a home for everyone!
the highlight of the equalizer and to play around and adapt to many instruments
OVERALL OPINION
it is too heavy amp! either,
acoustic restitution and up to its reputation
the sound is flattering and very versatile 2 channel for my part in the clear
view that it does not bother me not saturate the absence of loop: I have a delay and a chorus upstream ... without forgetting the reverb: to die for!
I still Repette faith is too heavy!