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markarruz
Published on 11/14/05 at 00:18
Good, quick reminder:
This is an all-tube amp, 100 Watts, 2 channels. The connection is simple: Between guitar, footswitch, and rear of the BTE, an effects loop, two speaker outputs, and power supply. At rglalge and effects, it is the bare minimum: gain, 3 band eq and reverb.
The eq is not efficient trs, and rverb plutt brittle over time
UTILIZATION
The use could not be simpler. It's true plug and play. One branch and it works!
SOUNDS
Ha! This is the beginners that the rat race! Personally, I play blues, pop, rock, and especially the progressive mtal mtal and industrial. I jou on many amps (Mesa Boogie, Line 6, Peavey 5150, ...). And I came back to Marshall! Why? First, we must prciser that no two sound like Marshall. For some reason. Then it's an amp that is "tame." Also, you really think in terms of torque guitar / amp. Personally I play a Les Paul and The Beast Custom Lag. Finally, this amp does a brilliant Vincent compltement tampering by the Liberty Rock Studio. Power Has compltement redone, the circuit also rverb, and the amp is fitted exclusively lamps EH. Feedback, there is no extraneous noise and the sound is warm, dynamic, rich, either in clear sound with distortion. Especially since it all out on two Marshall 4x12 cabinets. For résumé, I get a sort of mix between a Mesa Boogie and a JCM 800. During live performances of my group, I actually many guitarists who come to me APRS saying "we never heard a Marshall sound like a. .."
OVERALL OPINION
I use the bte the past 1 ½ years. I love the sound, versatility and its ability to highlight the guitar that I plug it. APRS trying moultes combination (Mesa Boogie Rectifier, Peavey 5150, or POD + power amp), I fell madly in this amp bought used for 600 euros with two 4x12 cabinets! At that price the more, has not refuse, even now and I plan to buy one deuxime!
This is an all-tube amp, 100 Watts, 2 channels. The connection is simple: Between guitar, footswitch, and rear of the BTE, an effects loop, two speaker outputs, and power supply. At rglalge and effects, it is the bare minimum: gain, 3 band eq and reverb.
The eq is not efficient trs, and rverb plutt brittle over time
UTILIZATION
The use could not be simpler. It's true plug and play. One branch and it works!
SOUNDS
Ha! This is the beginners that the rat race! Personally, I play blues, pop, rock, and especially the progressive mtal mtal and industrial. I jou on many amps (Mesa Boogie, Line 6, Peavey 5150, ...). And I came back to Marshall! Why? First, we must prciser that no two sound like Marshall. For some reason. Then it's an amp that is "tame." Also, you really think in terms of torque guitar / amp. Personally I play a Les Paul and The Beast Custom Lag. Finally, this amp does a brilliant Vincent compltement tampering by the Liberty Rock Studio. Power Has compltement redone, the circuit also rverb, and the amp is fitted exclusively lamps EH. Feedback, there is no extraneous noise and the sound is warm, dynamic, rich, either in clear sound with distortion. Especially since it all out on two Marshall 4x12 cabinets. For résumé, I get a sort of mix between a Mesa Boogie and a JCM 800. During live performances of my group, I actually many guitarists who come to me APRS saying "we never heard a Marshall sound like a. .."
OVERALL OPINION
I use the bte the past 1 ½ years. I love the sound, versatility and its ability to highlight the guitar that I plug it. APRS trying moultes combination (Mesa Boogie Rectifier, Peavey 5150, or POD + power amp), I fell madly in this amp bought used for 600 euros with two 4x12 cabinets! At that price the more, has not refuse, even now and I plan to buy one deuxime!