All user reviews of 5/5 for the Hayden MoFo 30 Head

- 30w class A valve head made in China (designed in England by Hayden)
- EQ knobs: 'Mofo', Gain, Bass, Middle, Treble, Presence, Master.
- 'US' or 'UK' guitar inputs
- 8 or 16 ohm speaker out
- Stereo-Fx loop (send & return)
- Hidden 'Stealth' switch (under amp front) reduces power to 2w
- Footswitch (only available for 30W version) 
- Cover included
- Preamp Tubes: Ruby 12AX7 AC5 x2 HG
- Power Amp Tubes: EL83 Ruby x4

A matching 1x12 cabinet is available - made in China (with Eminence.speaker)

UTILIZATION

Config simple mono sound channel class A pure juice!

The manual did not have much use but may help some on the choice del'impédance or plug stereo FX Loop and deal vaguely guitar playing on a mono channel nice but nothing more.

The sound is pretty good game to come a bit faster even incisive aggressive in the treble eq is quite effective, so according to his guitar style and we manage to pull something pretty good!

Unless you're not a fan of class A, and want more channels with full EQ opportunities we are not here on the game but the former re-visited if I may say, by adding an FX Loop and knob Boost "Mofo" but everyone has translated "Motherfucker" to gain more! YEAAAHHH!

SOUNDS

This amp sounds amazing (I prefer the 'UK' input - the 'US' input is too dark and soft for my taste)

The clarity is good for jazz and funk - I prefer the clean sounds (it does 70s crunch, but I don't).

This amp and others eg Orange TT) lack headroom so it will fit the Master to clean the property has clean and high volume necessarily especially especially with humbuckers).

I put the gain at the bottom for a clean / crunch with my strat way Jimi and I did all the knobs of the guitar and when I want more I open the jar of my guitar, and to saturate the Boost j'enclenche MOFO to enter the world of hyper saturated fat Boosted for rhythm or leads I stick my big Majik Box Rocket Fuel!

Mode Mofo we will draw sheet with simple mic pop, blues, rock, passing over the hardest to Purple, Queen up the old or the Maiden Kotzen etc ... without problems.
With double the same but with a bigger sound but it has come to the big Hard Rock Metal without going to the most extreme ...
It is really between Marshall and orange sound really British is the RDV!

The U.S. entry more bass and a tad more gain than the UK side it sounds good not really British, but U.S. still rather caricatured U.S.! Not my thing!

OVERALL OPINION

I've had 10 days.

Amp recement or had recently tried (if not it'll be too long lol): Laney VC15, VC30, Traynor YCV50 Orange Tiny Terror, Marshall Class5; Haze, Blackstar HT5, HT1; Engl Gigmaster, Vox AC4TV etc. ...

Unbeatable value for money bundle 545 euros in the digital village in all € 580 with a cable jack for stereo Y effects loop and a speaker cable Monster Cable!

What I like most his British super sound its robust all-metal chassis cache of golden lamps that matched the logo vamp!

And especially the stealth switch placed under the head to pass it in effective 2W HYPER slight loss in the upper normal for mitigation but nothing serious for the house is really hell!
Yes it sounds a low volume!
THE TT Orange is very good but far more limited! done better ...?

What I liked least, the lack of Burnes Edu too sour and low quality of the sound of Ruby 12AX7 preamp tubes AC5 HG changed to a ground tung ECC803gold in V1 and V2 in the JJ ECC83 and IP (in phase) Ruby's a JJ ECC83 AU7 a balanced sound has more body and boot bouboule and EQ and a more balanced and less harsh treble.

CSWS ago when we change came jack UK / US ah yes avoid plugging and unplugging (usually on all the amps) taking FX Loop when the receiver is turned on at home it really does not.

The 1X12 cab Hayden did his job (should be running well) not a fan but not yucky!
Better on 2X12 in V30 and the ball on a 4X12 in greenback!