Tom Huff
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Yesterday I got a big box delivered to work by UPS. Look what was inside!
DA17Boxed by theecricket, on Flickr
DA171 by theecricket, on Flickr
DA173 by theecricket, on Flickr
Back Open by theecricket, on Flickr
DA17 Sticker by theecricket, on Flickr
Diabolical by theecricket, on Flickr
It's 17 watts. Perfect for house playing imo. It is certainly not as loud as my Electric MV120 that I usually play in the house! It kind of does have the pseudo two channel thing going and they can be used independently switching with an a/b switch or the channels can be jumped a la Model T style. Of course a/b'ing the channels will still leave you at the same boost and eq settings but that works for me.
I played it for about 45 minutes during lunch today. Here's what I hear in the different channels playing into a Jenkins JSS412 with Eminence Govs.
Channel 1 lo with boost turned counter clockwise = Dark, thick vintage Orangish or Matamp tone
Channel 1 hi with boost turned counter clockwise = Dark, thick vintage Orangish or Matamp tone overdriving a bit
Channel 1 lo with boost turned clockwise = Dark, thick vintage Orangish or Matamp tone overdriving pretty solidly but with good note definition
Channel 1 hi with boost turned clockwise = Dark, thick almost Electric Amp grrr territory but obviously at lower volume levels.
Channel 2 lo with boost turned counter clockwise = Beautiful Fendery clean with good solid bass definition
Channel 2 hi with boost turned counter clockwise = Sort of a Bassman tube breakup overdrive tone again with solid bass definition
Channel 2 lo with boost turned clockwise = Getting into a Marshallesque sounding overdrive but still somewhat chimey note definition
Channel 2 hi with boost turned clockwise = I'd go with a Marshallesque overdrive here.
DA17Boxed by theecricket, on Flickr
DA171 by theecricket, on Flickr
DA173 by theecricket, on Flickr
Back Open by theecricket, on Flickr
DA17 Sticker by theecricket, on Flickr
Diabolical by theecricket, on Flickr
It's 17 watts. Perfect for house playing imo. It is certainly not as loud as my Electric MV120 that I usually play in the house! It kind of does have the pseudo two channel thing going and they can be used independently switching with an a/b switch or the channels can be jumped a la Model T style. Of course a/b'ing the channels will still leave you at the same boost and eq settings but that works for me.
I played it for about 45 minutes during lunch today. Here's what I hear in the different channels playing into a Jenkins JSS412 with Eminence Govs.
Channel 1 lo with boost turned counter clockwise = Dark, thick vintage Orangish or Matamp tone
Channel 1 hi with boost turned counter clockwise = Dark, thick vintage Orangish or Matamp tone overdriving a bit
Channel 1 lo with boost turned clockwise = Dark, thick vintage Orangish or Matamp tone overdriving pretty solidly but with good note definition
Channel 1 hi with boost turned clockwise = Dark, thick almost Electric Amp grrr territory but obviously at lower volume levels.
Channel 2 lo with boost turned counter clockwise = Beautiful Fendery clean with good solid bass definition
Channel 2 hi with boost turned counter clockwise = Sort of a Bassman tube breakup overdrive tone again with solid bass definition
Channel 2 lo with boost turned clockwise = Getting into a Marshallesque sounding overdrive but still somewhat chimey note definition
Channel 2 hi with boost turned clockwise = I'd go with a Marshallesque overdrive here.
