John4021
Well-known member
Did a deal with Chris (itsgoodnow) for this amp.
Man, for 50 watts this is one loud beast but has TWO Masters and can be tamed down to "my ears are not bleeding" levels.
I remember years ago these amps were all the flavor for quite awhile.
Now I know why. Probably a good reason why you don't see em on the used market.
Not a super high gain Diezel monster but what it can do it ,it does in spades. Goes beyond the AC/DC Southern rock gain.
Liquid and fast (if that makes sense).
The EQ's can take it anywhere you want. Someone had said they heard these are Soldano SLO top end'y.
NOPE.
First amp I really like with the Middle cranked up, but it sounds good anywhere its set.
I turned down the Drive/Gain and cranked the Masters.
Yikes. it shook the walls and was very articulate.
Drive and Gain above 3 oclock is where it get brutal.
Once again it isn't a over the top gain'ed out amp.
But I think these were designed to do what they do and retain note clarity.
That's all folks !
Man, for 50 watts this is one loud beast but has TWO Masters and can be tamed down to "my ears are not bleeding" levels.
I remember years ago these amps were all the flavor for quite awhile.
Now I know why. Probably a good reason why you don't see em on the used market.
Not a super high gain Diezel monster but what it can do it ,it does in spades. Goes beyond the AC/DC Southern rock gain.
Liquid and fast (if that makes sense).
The EQ's can take it anywhere you want. Someone had said they heard these are Soldano SLO top end'y.
NOPE.
First amp I really like with the Middle cranked up, but it sounds good anywhere its set.
I turned down the Drive/Gain and cranked the Masters.
Yikes. it shook the walls and was very articulate.
Drive and Gain above 3 oclock is where it get brutal.
Once again it isn't a over the top gain'ed out amp.
But I think these were designed to do what they do and retain note clarity.
That's all folks !
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