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Lonewolf
Published on 08/31/08 at 03:09
[24/02/2008]
We are witnessing an all-tube amp head two channels available in two versions:
- Valvemix, which has the distinction of offering a set of 6L6 power tube in and another EL34, delivering a power of 50W or 75 when the two sets of lamps operate at 100% (Valvemix a knob of 12)
- Impact, which delivers 130w and while 6L6 or the knob of valvemix is replaced with a knob ... Impact is in fact a kind of éhanceur.
For myself I chose the version valvemix.
Level settings were:
- Clean channel, a gain knob (called "PRE"), a three-band equalo basic switch and a "bright" which will add shine
- Distortion channel, a gain knob (and the gain, y 'a, y' has the same lot), a three band équalo, a volume knob for the balance with the clean channel, and finally a presence knob
- Two master volumes
- The famous Valvemix
On the back:
- An impedance selector
- Sleeps two HP
- Output "PRE" which is actually the output of the preamp to balance the siganl in return for a second head (to make a wall of amp ) Or a power amp
- An effects loop with mix knob
- Data sheets for the foot controller (DIN plug for the original footswitch, attention, this is absolutely not the south), and three separate sheets for those who want plug a midi switcher, there are also mini toggle-switch to disable each function
In terms of perceived quality and finish is top flight, really good, handmade and it shows, nothing to envy of much more expensive amps.
Standard weight 18 KG, correct
[31/08/08]
Small precision at the level of small lights, except the EL34 that are clearly badged Sveltana, no way of knowing what is originally fitted, even by contacting Brunetti (not much talking with the non wops and non Ricans, who seem to be their major markets), if you really like the sound with the lights of origin, that means, especially since they do not sell lamps and their blase already sorted and graded
UTILIZATION
[24/02/2008]
So if the amp may seem very simple to adjust at first is not necessarily the case, forget your basic settings of old, going to have to look for a little while on it to get the most.
équalos already are very effective, the stereotype of mediums really dug into the general nawak here, your sound will be a priority with the Valvemix and presence, you Equasis will place you in a group (for those who still thought that it was used something else ...)
To return to the presence control, the more you turn the gain, the longer it will raise the risk of presence you end up with a dull sound and very compressed.
A very good point for the master volume knobs, where often the past 12 amp is already quasi-block, here it is progressive and effective throughout the course (it's weird to end up with a master when a 12 you usually do not exceed 9 am, but if you push beyond There's something to kill everyone at 2km round )
[31/08/08]
Regarding the use of low volume, this amp is much more usable than my old ENGL is less aggressive and slammed by her against the inevitable is fairly dull, it's a real tube amp that has need to be heated and pressed to give.
SOUNDS
[24/02/2008]
Well, its level is not necessarily one a pass, even if it has a great versatility, I am fairly convinced by the crunch, whether that of the clean channel pushed to block the channel or saturated with little gain even EL34.
Instead, we are dealing with a very good clean channel and an excellent channel that will easily saturated the large rock to the heaviest metal.
For attention against the cabinet you use, sell Brunetti's in Jensen speakers, as you really feel that it is designed to go with the Celestion (although available as an option) may not be a party.
I currently use a 4x12 Celestion V12 standard ENGL-60, and even if the result is quite large we feel that it lacks a little something, I'll replace it with a 2x12 (a little history to spare my back) Jensen C12K in which I pair a little later a second 2x12 (identical) or 1x15 (which is to do with HP, an amount Brunetti Jensen Neo 15-150 speaker in 1215).
Finally, the grain is quite unique, it could be positioned somewhere between Marshall (for growl) and ENGL (for accuracy).
[31/08/08]
Finally, I opted for a cabinet with a single Tubetown ElectroVoice EMV12L Black Label (Zakk Wilde signature) and I must say that had I not been convinced of the association Celestion / Brunetti, there I am filled, This really allows HP to get the max of my amplifier, grain, precision, warmth, presence, bass, ... everything is there, better than the Jensen.
OVERALL OPINION
[24/02/2008]
It's been a week since I have it, I found a good basic sound to work, and I have much more presence as a group. I'm really conquered by the beast.
I'll refine my opinion of course in time and with a baffle a little more appropriate, but for now, it's all good.
[31/08/08]
After six months of intensive use I am really pleased with my purchase, I now have a sound that arises though as a group. I stalled the valvemix has halfway lead to the gain 3 / 4 and with the EV gives me a sound that is really a good mix of sound and sound brit California, so eventually between Marshall and Mesa (but that JVM JCM 800/Mark IV / Front).
I have not touched the lamp, just a Tung Sol in V1 Ecc803S history to win a little gain, EV tends to blur a bit.
We are witnessing an all-tube amp head two channels available in two versions:
- Valvemix, which has the distinction of offering a set of 6L6 power tube in and another EL34, delivering a power of 50W or 75 when the two sets of lamps operate at 100% (Valvemix a knob of 12)
- Impact, which delivers 130w and while 6L6 or the knob of valvemix is replaced with a knob ... Impact is in fact a kind of éhanceur.
For myself I chose the version valvemix.
Level settings were:
- Clean channel, a gain knob (called "PRE"), a three-band equalo basic switch and a "bright" which will add shine
- Distortion channel, a gain knob (and the gain, y 'a, y' has the same lot), a three band équalo, a volume knob for the balance with the clean channel, and finally a presence knob
- Two master volumes
- The famous Valvemix
On the back:
- An impedance selector
- Sleeps two HP
- Output "PRE" which is actually the output of the preamp to balance the siganl in return for a second head (to make a wall of amp ) Or a power amp
- An effects loop with mix knob
- Data sheets for the foot controller (DIN plug for the original footswitch, attention, this is absolutely not the south), and three separate sheets for those who want plug a midi switcher, there are also mini toggle-switch to disable each function
In terms of perceived quality and finish is top flight, really good, handmade and it shows, nothing to envy of much more expensive amps.
Standard weight 18 KG, correct
[31/08/08]
Small precision at the level of small lights, except the EL34 that are clearly badged Sveltana, no way of knowing what is originally fitted, even by contacting Brunetti (not much talking with the non wops and non Ricans, who seem to be their major markets), if you really like the sound with the lights of origin, that means, especially since they do not sell lamps and their blase already sorted and graded
UTILIZATION
[24/02/2008]
So if the amp may seem very simple to adjust at first is not necessarily the case, forget your basic settings of old, going to have to look for a little while on it to get the most.
équalos already are very effective, the stereotype of mediums really dug into the general nawak here, your sound will be a priority with the Valvemix and presence, you Equasis will place you in a group (for those who still thought that it was used something else ...)
To return to the presence control, the more you turn the gain, the longer it will raise the risk of presence you end up with a dull sound and very compressed.
A very good point for the master volume knobs, where often the past 12 amp is already quasi-block, here it is progressive and effective throughout the course (it's weird to end up with a master when a 12 you usually do not exceed 9 am, but if you push beyond There's something to kill everyone at 2km round )
[31/08/08]
Regarding the use of low volume, this amp is much more usable than my old ENGL is less aggressive and slammed by her against the inevitable is fairly dull, it's a real tube amp that has need to be heated and pressed to give.
SOUNDS
[24/02/2008]
Well, its level is not necessarily one a pass, even if it has a great versatility, I am fairly convinced by the crunch, whether that of the clean channel pushed to block the channel or saturated with little gain even EL34.
Instead, we are dealing with a very good clean channel and an excellent channel that will easily saturated the large rock to the heaviest metal.
For attention against the cabinet you use, sell Brunetti's in Jensen speakers, as you really feel that it is designed to go with the Celestion (although available as an option) may not be a party.
I currently use a 4x12 Celestion V12 standard ENGL-60, and even if the result is quite large we feel that it lacks a little something, I'll replace it with a 2x12 (a little history to spare my back) Jensen C12K in which I pair a little later a second 2x12 (identical) or 1x15 (which is to do with HP, an amount Brunetti Jensen Neo 15-150 speaker in 1215).
Finally, the grain is quite unique, it could be positioned somewhere between Marshall (for growl) and ENGL (for accuracy).
[31/08/08]
Finally, I opted for a cabinet with a single Tubetown ElectroVoice EMV12L Black Label (Zakk Wilde signature) and I must say that had I not been convinced of the association Celestion / Brunetti, there I am filled, This really allows HP to get the max of my amplifier, grain, precision, warmth, presence, bass, ... everything is there, better than the Jensen.
OVERALL OPINION
[24/02/2008]
It's been a week since I have it, I found a good basic sound to work, and I have much more presence as a group. I'm really conquered by the beast.
I'll refine my opinion of course in time and with a baffle a little more appropriate, but for now, it's all good.
[31/08/08]
After six months of intensive use I am really pleased with my purchase, I now have a sound that arises though as a group. I stalled the valvemix has halfway lead to the gain 3 / 4 and with the EV gives me a sound that is really a good mix of sound and sound brit California, so eventually between Marshall and Mesa (but that JVM JCM 800/Mark IV / Front).
I have not touched the lamp, just a Tung Sol in V1 Ecc803S history to win a little gain, EV tends to blur a bit.