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Published on 09/30/02 at 15:00$700 at Guitar Center, New. Paid cash.
It can put out some really great sounds.
IT has 2 channels, plus a boost from the effects loop. More gain than anyone could ever need. The clean is clean and bouyant, the lead channel sounds great...one should note that the factory installed tubes do no justice for the amp....in fact they compromise it's sound quite a bit.
The reverb is nice and not over bearing.
The excessive low end takes the edge off of the wound strings.
It fairly well constructed. I've taken it apart, and it's not flimsy junk. It weighs at least 50 pounds. It's cab is about an inch or so larger all around than a typical Marshall head.
For the money, I really like this amp. It could be used professionally, and it is.
The tone is really good once you put the right tubes in the preamp...and put some EL-34s in the power section and it's incredible sounding when you crank it up. Rhyhthms just exude complexities and literally shake your eyeballs.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com
It can put out some really great sounds.
IT has 2 channels, plus a boost from the effects loop. More gain than anyone could ever need. The clean is clean and bouyant, the lead channel sounds great...one should note that the factory installed tubes do no justice for the amp....in fact they compromise it's sound quite a bit.
The reverb is nice and not over bearing.
The excessive low end takes the edge off of the wound strings.
It fairly well constructed. I've taken it apart, and it's not flimsy junk. It weighs at least 50 pounds. It's cab is about an inch or so larger all around than a typical Marshall head.
For the money, I really like this amp. It could be used professionally, and it is.
The tone is really good once you put the right tubes in the preamp...and put some EL-34s in the power section and it's incredible sounding when you crank it up. Rhyhthms just exude complexities and literally shake your eyeballs.
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com