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  • futee.lechatminouchoufutee.lechatminouchou

    So much in such a small box!

    Hotone Audio British InvasionPublished on 04/17/14 at 12:40
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    Small transistor amp the size of a smartphone. A connection to the hair: headphone jack and loop in addition to classic.
    Usual 5 knobs: bass, mid, treble, gain level.

    The effects loop is really a plus at this price to incorporate spatial effects.

    UTILIZATION

    A manual the size of a playing card ... Not really useful at this level it's plug and play.

    The knobs are very reactive, it is possible to manage its "sound."

    SOUNDS

    So let's be clear on two points:
    - This is a transistor amp, do not expect there sound lamps.
    - The AC30 model is cited in inspiration, here again, do not believe in miracles.

    But damn, what a sound!

    I mostly play what is classified a…
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    Small transistor amp the size of a smartphone. A connection to the hair: headphone jack and loop in addition to classic.
    Usual 5 knobs: bass, mid, treble, gain level.

    The effects loop is really a plus at this price to incorporate spatial effects.

    UTILIZATION

    A manual the size of a playing card ... Not really useful at this level it's plug and play.

    The knobs are very reactive, it is possible to manage its "sound."

    SOUNDS

    So let's be clear on two points:
    - This is a transistor amp, do not expect there sound lamps.
    - The AC30 model is cited in inspiration, here again, do not believe in miracles.

    But damn, what a sound!

    I mostly play what is classified as the "British Invasion", ca falls what is the name of the amp. We recover the sound of those years. A crunch from hell, easily adjustable with the volume of the guitar and very responsive to EQ settings. You can spend velvety crunch to overdrive anything sharp with the setting. I play very easily pop, but it is credible Deep purple too!

    Everything is very reactive in the game, and dynamic enough to burst altogether. The lamps are not there? Too bad, I tell you, this is an excellent transistor, well above the average.

    I even added the pedal Hotone Blues and there will pair well together, everything what we want from jazz to hard rock. The foot.
    (Note that I play micro simple and p90 only)

    OVERALL OPINION

    I use it for a month and I'm always so surprised by the little beast. How do engineers at Hotone to reduce heads at this level? ! It is absolutely insane!

    I do not have a cab to test, but I guess it must do so too. However I have doubts about the power, enough for a repeat? And plugged into the PA? I do not know but I do not think AC is the purpose of the head.

    The headphones at home or jamming with friends, the walk I tell you!
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  • boogie les bons tuyauxboogie les bons tuyaux

    Wow

    Hotone Audio British InvasionPublished on 01/24/14 at 05:53
    (This content has been automatically translated from French)
    What kind of amplification (lamp, transistor, ...)?
    transistor

    What is the power delivered?
    5W

    What connection?
    jack 6.5 mm and 3.5 mm for headphones / line out

    What are the settings, the effects? ...
    med bass treble volume gain
    and above all a true effect send and return loop.
    it actually emulates the sound of an AC 30 and it is very stunning for the price and size!

    UTILIZATION

    The configuration is it simple?
    yes

    Gets it easy to sound good?
    Sunflower and it shatters

    The manual is clear and sufficient? ...
    no need

    SOUNDS

    Is it your style of music?
    best suited to my back ...
    repet and small planes, I takes her everywhere

    With what…
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    What kind of amplification (lamp, transistor, ...)?
    transistor

    What is the power delivered?
    5W

    What connection?
    jack 6.5 mm and 3.5 mm for headphones / line out

    What are the settings, the effects? ...
    med bass treble volume gain
    and above all a true effect send and return loop.
    it actually emulates the sound of an AC 30 and it is very stunning for the price and size!

    UTILIZATION

    The configuration is it simple?
    yes

    Gets it easy to sound good?
    Sunflower and it shatters

    The manual is clear and sufficient? ...
    no need

    SOUNDS

    Is it your style of music?
    best suited to my back ...
    repet and small planes, I takes her everywhere

    With what (s) guitar (s) / low (s) or effect (s) do you play?
    strat and LP

    What kind of sound you get and with what settings ("crystalline", "bold", ....)?
    clear sound mushy to medium OD

    What are the sounds you prefer, you hate?
    clear runny a roaring AC30

    OVERALL OPINION

    How long have you use it?
    one weeks


    What is the particular feature you like best and least?
    the cheap side makes me a little scared and the PSU as big as bebete, suddenly, it seems that it will burn out in two to two, but not
    the plus side, the size / rendering report is amazing.
    ds is a branch 2X212 and it is hallucinatory in the sound through the headphone jack, and it looks like a nervous SansAmp.
    and most importantly, to my knowledge, none of these have the effect loop in this price level.
    suddenly, it adds a dly an appointment and was an amp worthy of the name

    Have you tried many other models before buying it?
    No, never before I thought it was blah, except hughes and Kettner or orange, but it is not the same budget and the same technology

    How would you rate the quality / price?
    I'll take the purple Wind is the simulation of plexi.même price.

    With experience, you do again this choice? ...
    ouaips
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