St_Genesius
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Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
I was impressed by the Super Champ. Modeling preamp into a tube power section, though.
I was impressed by the Super Champ. Modeling preamp into a tube power section, though.
Best solid state amps of 2015
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jackson111
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Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
I had an amp go out at a show and I had to use the backup amp the other guitarist had which was a fender mustang and I must say I wasn't impressed but then again I had to use the patches that were loaded. which means no eq tweaks and it was way to bright and thin for my taste. maybe if I had more time I could have fixed it more to my liking but im no sure
I had an amp go out at a show and I had to use the backup amp the other guitarist had which was a fender mustang and I must say I wasn't impressed but then again I had to use the patches that were loaded. which means no eq tweaks and it was way to bright and thin for my taste. maybe if I had more time I could have fixed it more to my liking but im no sure
Gearjoneser
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Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
I can't wait to try the Roland Eric Johnson Blues Cube Tone Capsule.
http://www.musicradar.com/us/news/g...e-eric-johnson-blues-cube-tone-capsule-615066
I can't wait to try the Roland Eric Johnson Blues Cube Tone Capsule.
http://www.musicradar.com/us/news/g...e-eric-johnson-blues-cube-tone-capsule-615066
SirJackdeFuzz
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SirJackdeFuzz
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dominus
King Midas to Cheap Guitars
Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
Haven't come across one yet, but would probably try it sometime. I do have an RG75 though, so it probably isn't that much different.
Haven't come across one yet, but would probably try it sometime. I do have an RG75 though, so it probably isn't that much different.
Phantasmagoria
watch where you point that sabre
Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
...this is pure gold for Metal (full tube preamp/tube buffered SS output)
..and the head:
I've got one and did a demo too...but his is way better/more comprehensive haha..
...this is pure gold for Metal (full tube preamp/tube buffered SS output)
..and the head:
I've got one and did a demo too...but his is way better/more comprehensive haha..
SirJackdeFuzz
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Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
OK, fair enough !
Haven't come across one yet, but would probably try it sometime. I do have an RG75 though, so it probably isn't that much different.
OK, fair enough !
SirJackdeFuzz
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ehdwuld
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Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
how did the speaker swap turn out?
did the amp come alive?
how did the speaker swap turn out?
did the amp come alive?
DankStar
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Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
randall has so many amps, and every time I go to look one up it's discontinued/no longer available. what do they do, make like a couple hundred of something then move on to the next thing? they all seem to be pretty similar in verbal description too, I can't quite figure out their deal.
wow, I see that t2 head is 400 watts - that's insane!
randall has so many amps, and every time I go to look one up it's discontinued/no longer available. what do they do, make like a couple hundred of something then move on to the next thing? they all seem to be pretty similar in verbal description too, I can't quite figure out their deal.
wow, I see that t2 head is 400 watts - that's insane!
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Phantasmagoria
watch where you point that sabre
Re: Best solid state amps of 2015
The one in the demo (T2HL ...same as the one I've got) is a downsized 100 watt head... they sound extremely similar though. The T2HL is slightly rounder/more tubey if anything. . It's got massive saturation & headroom too..despite it's down-scaling from 400-100 watts. They're both MIC, although the earlier T2 was apparently "assembled" in the US.
The one in the demo (T2HL ...same as the one I've got) is a downsized 100 watt head... they sound extremely similar though. The T2HL is slightly rounder/more tubey if anything. . It's got massive saturation & headroom too..despite it's down-scaling from 400-100 watts. They're both MIC, although the earlier T2 was apparently "assembled" in the US.
