All user reviews for the Blackstar Amplification Artisan 30H

Amp head lamps with a power of 30W. The test begins dating a little and I do not remember the rest.

USE

Setup is simple

SONORITS

I wrote a very long review this combo, and has Audiofanzine shoot at the fitness center. Since I do not spend my life r-write opinions because of the incompetence of AF, I'll do very concise.

The sonorits appeared to me very soft and warm with a nice bloom when the signal was leaving crunch. The crunch some more really pushed me dplaisait. There was a little unpleasant artificial ct. I blamed a lack of gain rather empty and a tendency to have be pushed hard enough (too?) To express themselves properly.

NOTICE GLOBAL

I'm really of the AF moderators. Shooter opinions still happens if there's a justification (and in fact, none of them), but why no warning? Say what was not playing so we can correct themselves. to take time to write a full review FUCK! !dropoff Window And you take a 10 second shooter notice. No justice so behind.

The Blackstar Artisan 30H is an amazingly pumped up amp for its size. The settings it features are "Acoustic, JC Clean, Black Panel, Brit Combo, Classic, Rfier, and Mic" Its features many effects "Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, Delay, and reverb." The true benefit of getting this amp is its portability, using 6 AA batteries it can be taken almost anywhere. Even though it has only 2watts it packs a punch. The only problem is that if u want to get serious about playing in a band you will definitely need a larger amp


UTILIZATION

I have a collection of amp modeling units and was pleasantly surprised by the punch this one delivers. Many years ago I had a roland Cube and just loved the sound. I'm happy to say that their reputation remains intact. I find that, splitting my signal to this unit plus one of my other modeling units and going direct into the mixing board results in some authentic vintage sounds. I chose this unit over a Fender Champ, small Marshall or Vox alternative. You should check it out as well.

SOUNDS

Sounds pretty good.

OVERALL OPINION

Power and Loudness - at very moderate levels the sounds are great, but trying to get anything close to loud from this amp is futile. I looked inside and there is not even a "normal" power transitor visible on the circuit board! So its really a headphone amp with a speaker! You need to connect to a pa or other guitar amp from the headphone out. PA LEVEL-The PA is only useful in a crunch with a small and behaved crowd (like PTA night). If you need a portable PA, a megaphone would be a better deal! INPUT LEVEL-the volume from a cd/mp3 player has No gain and is dependent on the level of the source. Also, no effects are active on the line input (as is common)