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GregBadoI don't like it, I love it!!!!!!
Published on 12/08/14 at 02:05I use this amp both for rehearsals and gigs, I have it connected to a 4x12 Mrashall. I just replaced the shitty Chinese tubes it had and it's a real treat.
Don't just go for a renown brand, I have also played a Bugera (which I found excellent) and Blackstar (good, but a bit expensive), this small Hayden is as good as any other.
I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.
Don't just go for a renown brand, I have also played a Bugera (which I found excellent) and Blackstar (good, but a bit expensive), this small Hayden is as good as any other.
I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again.
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youlhannGood but not for everything
Published on 07/02/14 at 01:2960-watt Class AB all-tube amp, auto BIAS (from memory: 2 x EL34 and 4 x 12AX7).
2 channels (clean/lead) with Gain/Bass/Middle/Treble/Volume for each channel, reverb, digital chorus, 2 distinct master controls, speaker outputs: 4/8 Ohms and 16 Ohms, FX loop with wet/dry control, 4-function footswitch (channel 1/2, master 1/2, boost and effect).
There's a control for the reverb level, but not for the chorus.
By now it ought to be clear to anyone: In terms of features, this amp head is very comprehensive.
USE
It's very easy to use, even if the footswitch is not that well-conceived because it doesn't necessarily work too well.
I don't think it's a quality issue, but rather a design...…
2 channels (clean/lead) with Gain/Bass/Middle/Treble/Volume for each channel, reverb, digital chorus, 2 distinct master controls, speaker outputs: 4/8 Ohms and 16 Ohms, FX loop with wet/dry control, 4-function footswitch (channel 1/2, master 1/2, boost and effect).
There's a control for the reverb level, but not for the chorus.
By now it ought to be clear to anyone: In terms of features, this amp head is very comprehensive.
USE
It's very easy to use, even if the footswitch is not that well-conceived because it doesn't necessarily work too well.
I don't think it's a quality issue, but rather a design...…
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60-watt Class AB all-tube amp, auto BIAS (from memory: 2 x EL34 and 4 x 12AX7).
2 channels (clean/lead) with Gain/Bass/Middle/Treble/Volume for each channel, reverb, digital chorus, 2 distinct master controls, speaker outputs: 4/8 Ohms and 16 Ohms, FX loop with wet/dry control, 4-function footswitch (channel 1/2, master 1/2, boost and effect).
There's a control for the reverb level, but not for the chorus.
By now it ought to be clear to anyone: In terms of features, this amp head is very comprehensive.
USE
It's very easy to use, even if the footswitch is not that well-conceived because it doesn't necessarily work too well.
I don't think it's a quality issue, but rather a design one, meaning that a button doesn't work well if the one on its left is engaged, if I analyzed the issue correctly.
But it could also be simply a manufacturing quality problem, I'll have to confirm that.
SOUND
In terms of sound, it's clearly on the vintage side of the force.
The clean sound is very smooth, very warm, I like it a lot.
On the other hand, I didn't really like the distorted sound so much, but that's probably a matter of taste, I found it rather fuzzy.
As for the crunch sounds, they weren't bad, but nothing to rave about, but once the distortion is higher it's clearly not a high-gain anymore. It was too bass-heavy for my taste. To get a a cutting sound I set the bass to 0 and the highs all the way up, be it with a mahogany or alder guitar.
OVERALL OPINION
It's clearly an amp head for vintage rock/blues sounds. The clean is great, and the crunch sounds could be all right with a TS, but, personally I didn't like the distortion sound, that's why I sold it. And it's a pity because the clean channel is really good and it has plenty of features, but an amp head whose distortion sound you don't like isn't worth keeping, in my opinion.
2 channels (clean/lead) with Gain/Bass/Middle/Treble/Volume for each channel, reverb, digital chorus, 2 distinct master controls, speaker outputs: 4/8 Ohms and 16 Ohms, FX loop with wet/dry control, 4-function footswitch (channel 1/2, master 1/2, boost and effect).
There's a control for the reverb level, but not for the chorus.
By now it ought to be clear to anyone: In terms of features, this amp head is very comprehensive.
USE
It's very easy to use, even if the footswitch is not that well-conceived because it doesn't necessarily work too well.
I don't think it's a quality issue, but rather a design one, meaning that a button doesn't work well if the one on its left is engaged, if I analyzed the issue correctly.
But it could also be simply a manufacturing quality problem, I'll have to confirm that.
SOUND
In terms of sound, it's clearly on the vintage side of the force.
The clean sound is very smooth, very warm, I like it a lot.
On the other hand, I didn't really like the distorted sound so much, but that's probably a matter of taste, I found it rather fuzzy.
As for the crunch sounds, they weren't bad, but nothing to rave about, but once the distortion is higher it's clearly not a high-gain anymore. It was too bass-heavy for my taste. To get a a cutting sound I set the bass to 0 and the highs all the way up, be it with a mahogany or alder guitar.
OVERALL OPINION
It's clearly an amp head for vintage rock/blues sounds. The clean is great, and the crunch sounds could be all right with a TS, but, personally I didn't like the distortion sound, that's why I sold it. And it's a pity because the clean channel is really good and it has plenty of features, but an amp head whose distortion sound you don't like isn't worth keeping, in my opinion.
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- Manufacturer: Hayden
- Model: Peacemaker 60 Head
- Series: PeaceMaker
- Category: Tube Guitar Amp Heads
- Added in our database on: 10/11/2011
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