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Interesting... If that matters, the Friedman’s have two channels.
I have the SC20H and some Friedman (Smallbox and Dirty Shirley Mini). They’re different amps. The Marshall needs to be played loud, probably with attenuation. After using the SC20 with my attenuator, I can’t even play with Master below 5 or 6 again... 8 is my sweet spot. And that’s where you get the classic Marshall tone.
Friedman will sound insanely good even with Master at 1... and I tried my attenuator to crank the volume, didn’t notice that bigger difference as the Marshall.
Both brands sounds awesome. If I had to choose one of your list, I don’t know... probably would go for the Friedman because of 2 channels.
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Originally posted by Del Rei View PostInteresting... If that matters, the Friedman’s have two channels.
I have the SC20H and some Friedman (Smallbox and Dirty Shirley Mini). They’re different amps. The Marshall needs to be played loud, probably with attenuation. After using the SC20 with my attenuator, I can’t even play with Master below 5 or 6 again... 8 is my sweet spot. And that’s where you get the classic Marshall tone.
Friedman will sound insanely good even with Master at 1... and I tried my attenuator to crank the volume, didn’t notice that bigger difference as the Marshall.
Both brands sounds awesome. If I had to choose one of your list, I don’t know... probably would go for the Friedman because of 2 channels.
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Originally posted by Reee View PostI think i'd get the Pink Taco instead of the Runt, it only has one channel but it seems to sound better than the Runt, how do the SC20 compare to the friedman in terms of feel, are the Friedmans easier and more fun to play? and are the dynamics of the amps similar?
I’d say the Friedman’s are definitely easier to play, you don’t need to crank for great tones.
And as I mentioned, for the best result you must really push the Marshall I’m order to see what it takes. But as we know, high volumes comes with some noise. Not sure if that’s a problem for you, maybe a noise gate would solve.
About the dynamics, I think both are great. I didn’t record anything exploring dynamics with the SC20 (I’ll probably do, sometime), but I did with one of my Friedman:
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Originally posted by Del Rei View Post
I agree with you about PT vs Runt, but never played neither...
I’d say the Friedman’s are definitely easier to play, you don’t need to crank for great tones.
And as I mentioned, for the best result you must really push the Marshall I’m order to see what it takes. But as we know, high volumes comes with some noise. Not sure if that’s a problem for you, maybe a noise gate would solve.
About the dynamics, I think both are great. I didn’t record anything exploring dynamics with the SC20 (I’ll probably do, sometime), but I did with one of my Friedman:
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The Pink Taco is the amp I like least of any friedman. I would seek out a used JJ Jr.
If you wanted to open up choices for your budget (or less) I would look PRS Archon 50 or the MT-15 and be done with it. Tons of tones available.The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side.
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Originally posted by Reee View PostI see, well i can get an SC20 combo + an attenuator for half the price a PT20 would cost me, I guess in that case i should go with the SC20?
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