leoman
Published on 11/06/12 at 11:56
Best value:
Excellent
Power: 65 Watt sends heavy!
1 speaker 12 "Egnater Celestion Elite-1000 for its clear beautiful. Channel 2 is good for rock and hard but not too hard.
2 independent channels
Channel controls: Volume, Gain, 3-band EQ, Tight and Bright switches
Too many buttons for my taste, too little trimmings that influence.
Switching capacity: 18/65 Watt
Continuous mixing in lamps 6L6 EL34 amplifier
Lamps: 6 x 12AX7, 2 x 6L6, 2 x EL34 all tube so sound quality.
Master Settings: Presence and Density
Setting the reverb reverb channel that is not terrible it vibrates too much for my taste so I use a pedal for line 6 Verbzilla.
Setting Main and 2nd Master
Bias adjustment easy
Effects loop I do not use it (must see!)
DI output balanced (XLR to 6.3mm Jack and Register for another forum)
Dimensions: 651x 279 x 533mm
Weight: 35.8 kg I can wear it alone then it rolls!
4 button footswitch and cover (although the cover) protection.
UTILIZATION
Config is not straightforward because there are too many settings but the manual is very simple and can quickly find a good sound without taking the head with all these buttons for nothing.
SOUNDS
Can make jaaazzzz funk blues rock and hard soft no effect.
Then as his base is so neat and clean just plug the pedal board. Where the amp comes into its own and can tackle all modern music jaaazzz metal.
Group (soft rock, rock hovering, funk and hard) on its edge and blends well with other instruments and if you want the volume there below the elbow.
My config reissue strat 62 + fuzz + OD + Metal + Leslie + chorus + delay + reverb (in order of connection) Because no buzz voodoo lab 2 more.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two years and this is the best amp I had (the Rivera R55 I liked too). This super c sound basis to develop a good pedal board but that will not c the settings too (but not very serious bof c).
The value for money is excellent when compared with a mesa §
1 speaker 12 "Egnater Celestion Elite-1000 for its clear beautiful. Channel 2 is good for rock and hard but not too hard.
2 independent channels
Channel controls: Volume, Gain, 3-band EQ, Tight and Bright switches
Too many buttons for my taste, too little trimmings that influence.
Switching capacity: 18/65 Watt
Continuous mixing in lamps 6L6 EL34 amplifier
Lamps: 6 x 12AX7, 2 x 6L6, 2 x EL34 all tube so sound quality.
Master Settings: Presence and Density
Setting the reverb reverb channel that is not terrible it vibrates too much for my taste so I use a pedal for line 6 Verbzilla.
Setting Main and 2nd Master
Bias adjustment easy
Effects loop I do not use it (must see!)
DI output balanced (XLR to 6.3mm Jack and Register for another forum)
Dimensions: 651x 279 x 533mm
Weight: 35.8 kg I can wear it alone then it rolls!
4 button footswitch and cover (although the cover) protection.
UTILIZATION
Config is not straightforward because there are too many settings but the manual is very simple and can quickly find a good sound without taking the head with all these buttons for nothing.
SOUNDS
Can make jaaazzzz funk blues rock and hard soft no effect.
Then as his base is so neat and clean just plug the pedal board. Where the amp comes into its own and can tackle all modern music jaaazzz metal.
Group (soft rock, rock hovering, funk and hard) on its edge and blends well with other instruments and if you want the volume there below the elbow.
My config reissue strat 62 + fuzz + OD + Metal + Leslie + chorus + delay + reverb (in order of connection) Because no buzz voodoo lab 2 more.
OVERALL OPINION
I use it for two years and this is the best amp I had (the Rivera R55 I liked too). This super c sound basis to develop a good pedal board but that will not c the settings too (but not very serious bof c).
The value for money is excellent when compared with a mesa §