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Published on 01/05/07 at 04:20
The characteristics of the creature have been well described in the previous opinion.
UTILIZATION
The use could not be simpler. The two channels have independent EQ (3 bands). Reverb and presence common to the two. Gains and volume independent. Relatively convenient. The settings are sensitive enough without being difficult to control. Starting with an equalizer at noon on the 3 knobs, it is relatively simple to play the sound.
SOUNDS
Sound: rhaaaaaaaaaaaaa ... lovely!
Test with a strato American Standard with a Seymour Duncan hotrail in the bridge position.
Clear channel (CH-A): sounds well defined, relatively warm, well above the clear sounds of Marshall amps equivalent. The gain knob offers a wide range of sounds. The crunch is easily obtained (after noon when using a humbucker). It goes from blues to pure crystalline fat just by gently touching the gain and playing on the guitar pickups. All the nuances of the game are well transcribed. Very nice.
Distortion channel (CH-B): the big sound is output, while remaining uniquely defined (even pushing the gain). The big rock or zeppelinien ACDC sounds very credible.
This amp has the great advantage of being extremely versatile without having to spend hours finding the right settings. With a good guitar plugged in, all styles (except for the heavy-grind-black-death-metal-core) could be addressed in a particularly convincing.
OVERALL OPINION
This receiver is suitable for the rock to the widest possible sense of the term (of the air at floydien rabid punks). Power (50 W all lamps!) The dedicated primarily for use in group (a little powerful for a single use in an apartment ... or tell your neighbors, especially once the lights are hot!) .
As mentioned in the previous opinion, a few minor drawbacks:
- Reverb that sounds a bit "cheap" as soon as it is a little push (although Acutronic is often seen as a reference). It was something nice by limiting (knob 7 or 8 hours max grand).
- Finish: purely aesthetic consideration, but it is important to note if you want to remain objective. Still, all in solid air, and the cabinet looks secure.
- Strong, of course, but suddenly, a bit heavy beast!
In conclusion, the value for money is pretty unbeatable: you must get up early to find an amp of this quality at less than 800 euros!
I use it only for a few weeks remain to see its longevity. I'm not 10/10 principle.
UTILIZATION
The use could not be simpler. The two channels have independent EQ (3 bands). Reverb and presence common to the two. Gains and volume independent. Relatively convenient. The settings are sensitive enough without being difficult to control. Starting with an equalizer at noon on the 3 knobs, it is relatively simple to play the sound.
SOUNDS
Sound: rhaaaaaaaaaaaaa ... lovely!
Test with a strato American Standard with a Seymour Duncan hotrail in the bridge position.
Clear channel (CH-A): sounds well defined, relatively warm, well above the clear sounds of Marshall amps equivalent. The gain knob offers a wide range of sounds. The crunch is easily obtained (after noon when using a humbucker). It goes from blues to pure crystalline fat just by gently touching the gain and playing on the guitar pickups. All the nuances of the game are well transcribed. Very nice.
Distortion channel (CH-B): the big sound is output, while remaining uniquely defined (even pushing the gain). The big rock or zeppelinien ACDC sounds very credible.
This amp has the great advantage of being extremely versatile without having to spend hours finding the right settings. With a good guitar plugged in, all styles (except for the heavy-grind-black-death-metal-core) could be addressed in a particularly convincing.
OVERALL OPINION
This receiver is suitable for the rock to the widest possible sense of the term (of the air at floydien rabid punks). Power (50 W all lamps!) The dedicated primarily for use in group (a little powerful for a single use in an apartment ... or tell your neighbors, especially once the lights are hot!) .
As mentioned in the previous opinion, a few minor drawbacks:
- Reverb that sounds a bit "cheap" as soon as it is a little push (although Acutronic is often seen as a reference). It was something nice by limiting (knob 7 or 8 hours max grand).
- Finish: purely aesthetic consideration, but it is important to note if you want to remain objective. Still, all in solid air, and the cabinet looks secure.
- Strong, of course, but suddenly, a bit heavy beast!
In conclusion, the value for money is pretty unbeatable: you must get up early to find an amp of this quality at less than 800 euros!
I use it only for a few weeks remain to see its longevity. I'm not 10/10 principle.