All user reviews of 3/5 for the Brunetti Maranello

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UTILIZATION

Configuration is very simple and goes straight to the point. You just have to remember that there is still a pot "image" very important to settle behind the receiver and acts on presence. One wonders why he is not on the front ...

This is an amp with a nice easy and that's what I wanted.

SOUNDS

The clean sound is very accurate and balanced. The dynamic is quite impressive with a slight feeling of natural compression during heavy attacks in the acute. With a Tele or a Start, it's really a very good combination.

Given its relatively low power, the crunch comes easily (too easily for use with a battery, but impeccable softer repetitions).

Even with my guitar rise P90, I get a very dense by increasing its gain. With a more guitar-oriented rock / metal, I think it will be useless to gain too much because it has a lot of resources.

I will not get into the "it sounds Fender or Mesa" but the amp has a grain and it is very versatile.

OVERALL OPINION

I played a Laney VH100r before I sold because I did not need such a power and I wanted an amp "salon" simple, not very powerful and enjoyable. He filled that role admirably, and I prefer the grain to Laney.

If I again need a more powerful amp, I think I will look seriously at the side of Brunetti.

I played a Laney LC15r for a while, I liked it well enough but the HP 10 "I was a problem and the fact that it is single channel. Then I had a Tech 21 Trademark 60, rather nice and versatile, but a very questionable reliability ...

Without hesitation, the Maranello that satisfies me the most (for lack of a Badcat ... one day perhaps!).

In the previous opinion, it is called a vibration and I also have this problem. For the moment it does not bother me much but it's true that if I record it could be very annoying ... I do not put that 6 for this reason.