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MGR/Ardent224Crate GX900H Head
Published on 12/04/03 at 15:00I was lent this amp for several weeks while the store fixed the mess they made getting my amp.
Uhhmmm...I got rid of it... that's what I liked. I guess at low level volume, it's channels sounded pretty good.
It's huge. It's ugly. I had to practive with it at MAX volume, and it didn't sound "pretty good" then.
It's good quality. I am a big Crate fan, and I believe most of their products are solid and well designed.
The problem with this amp is that in the showroom it sounds good because you can't crank it well. A far better buy would be to dish out forty dollars more and get a glx1200h head. Then you have 30% more power and newer updated sounds. Or spend half as much and get a used...…
Uhhmmm...I got rid of it... that's what I liked. I guess at low level volume, it's channels sounded pretty good.
It's huge. It's ugly. I had to practive with it at MAX volume, and it didn't sound "pretty good" then.
It's good quality. I am a big Crate fan, and I believe most of their products are solid and well designed.
The problem with this amp is that in the showroom it sounds good because you can't crank it well. A far better buy would be to dish out forty dollars more and get a glx1200h head. Then you have 30% more power and newer updated sounds. Or spend half as much and get a used...…
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I was lent this amp for several weeks while the store fixed the mess they made getting my amp.
Uhhmmm...I got rid of it... that's what I liked. I guess at low level volume, it's channels sounded pretty good.
It's huge. It's ugly. I had to practive with it at MAX volume, and it didn't sound "pretty good" then.
It's good quality. I am a big Crate fan, and I believe most of their products are solid and well designed.
The problem with this amp is that in the showroom it sounds good because you can't crank it well. A far better buy would be to dish out forty dollars more and get a glx1200h head. Then you have 30% more power and newer updated sounds. Or spend half as much and get a used gfx1200h. With both of these alternatative options you get effects that aren't on the gx900h. Bottom line, definatly not worth 400 dollars.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
Uhhmmm...I got rid of it... that's what I liked. I guess at low level volume, it's channels sounded pretty good.
It's huge. It's ugly. I had to practive with it at MAX volume, and it didn't sound "pretty good" then.
It's good quality. I am a big Crate fan, and I believe most of their products are solid and well designed.
The problem with this amp is that in the showroom it sounds good because you can't crank it well. A far better buy would be to dish out forty dollars more and get a glx1200h head. Then you have 30% more power and newer updated sounds. Or spend half as much and get a used gfx1200h. With both of these alternatative options you get effects that aren't on the gx900h. Bottom line, definatly not worth 400 dollars.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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MGR/AnonymousCrate GX 900
Published on 06/15/03 at 15:00i bought it for $400 at a guitar center, i didnt want to spend too much for a head because i was still buying a cab
i like clean channel and the metal distortion
really, i kind of regret buying this amo because #1 the distortion doesnt get too crunchy and #2 all 3 channels sound like crap when played at high levels. this amp would be alright if you have a PA and mic the amp when it's on a lower volume
the construction and quality is pretty good
really, this amp is an ok practice amp or a small backyard show, but i wouldn't recomend this to anyone that plays gigs or bigger shows.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com…
i like clean channel and the metal distortion
really, i kind of regret buying this amo because #1 the distortion doesnt get too crunchy and #2 all 3 channels sound like crap when played at high levels. this amp would be alright if you have a PA and mic the amp when it's on a lower volume
the construction and quality is pretty good
really, this amp is an ok practice amp or a small backyard show, but i wouldn't recomend this to anyone that plays gigs or bigger shows.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com…
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i bought it for $400 at a guitar center, i didnt want to spend too much for a head because i was still buying a cab
i like clean channel and the metal distortion
really, i kind of regret buying this amo because #1 the distortion doesnt get too crunchy and #2 all 3 channels sound like crap when played at high levels. this amp would be alright if you have a PA and mic the amp when it's on a lower volume
the construction and quality is pretty good
really, this amp is an ok practice amp or a small backyard show, but i wouldn't recomend this to anyone that plays gigs or bigger shows.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
i like clean channel and the metal distortion
really, i kind of regret buying this amo because #1 the distortion doesnt get too crunchy and #2 all 3 channels sound like crap when played at high levels. this amp would be alright if you have a PA and mic the amp when it's on a lower volume
the construction and quality is pretty good
really, this amp is an ok practice amp or a small backyard show, but i wouldn't recomend this to anyone that plays gigs or bigger shows.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
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- Manufacturer: Crate
- Model: GX900H
- Category: Solid-State Guitar Amp Heads
- Added in our database on: 12/07/2004
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Other names: gx900h, gx 900h, gx900 h