What's the most articulate amp you've ever played through?

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One that you can hear every single note on a complex chord. It ıs brutally unforgiving and has cleanest distortion ever.

Just wondering. I bought a Cornford MK50h hoping it could provide me some of the articulation I described but I bought blindly so I have no idea yet. Can't wait to try it!
 
Welcome to the club...the amp is very articulate....the notes bloom off of the fretboard like nothing Ive ever played through...I have the MK50II. It's the only amp Ive ever plugged into and didnt "wish it had" more or less of anything. Ive owned Non Master Marshalls(Which I still love) a Boogie Mark IV, a Soldano HR50 plus, an SLO ,and just about any pre-amp/power amp combo you can think of and this thing eats them all for breakfast... in my opinion.
 
OneArmedScissor":l2mosl85 said:
Vox AC15
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lol? :D
That's a second amp nominee for me which doesn't need to be so articulate :D
Pretty sure I'll buy an AC15 in a month :thumbsup:
 
Cornfordcrunch":ojkbx8it said:
Welcome to the club...the amp is very articulate....the notes bloom off of the fretboard like nothing Ive ever played through...I have the MK50II. It's the only amp Ive ever plugged into and didnt "wish it had" more or less of anything. Ive owned Non Master Marshalls(Which I still love) a Boogie Mark IV, a Soldano HR50 plus, an SLO ,and just about any pre-amp/power amp combo you can think of and this thing eats them all for breakfast... in my opinion.
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Pretty good to hear and it makes the wait harder :doh:
 
Anything from VHT is going to slap you in the face three times for every mistake you make, and slap everyone listening too. The new Sig X can be made to be more forgiving though, but anything before the Sig X, nope. You better play well, or it will tell all...
 
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from what i've heard, VHT's are very very clear - also that's what i hear some people don't like about them... tone is strange
 
VHTs, Voodoo Amps production models and modded amp, and even though I only had a little time with the Peters Chimera I'd have to add that to the list.

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Cornford and CAA OD100 line. These two amps make you play very clean. You cannot get away with playing sloppy with these two. I know alot of guys are not big fans of Suhr OD100s on this forum, but I personally love it. I spent 2 years trying everything I could get my hands on before I purchased my OD100SE+. The Cornford and CAA is what I narrowed it down to. I will be buying a Cornford in the next year or 2.
 
Anything Krank and Crate...

Nah,i'm just drunk. not sure what i'm talkin about. You giuys go ahead and bitch about something you'll never resolve.Have fun.
 
I liked the Revolution, but there's no way in hell it's anything close to the most articulate amp out there. :lol: :LOL:
 
Megadeth7684":3kxr1hgs said:
I liked the Revolution, but there's no way in hell it's anything close to the most articulate amp out there. :lol: :LOL:
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hahahaahaa, hajhaahahahhaaaahahahahaha

I know what you're saying,the 5150 is obviously the most articulate amp available. :)
 
anomaly":1i8w36js said:
Megadeth7684":1i8w36js said:
I liked the Revolution, but there's no way in hell it's anything close to the most articulate amp out there. :lol: :LOL:
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hahahaahaa, hajhaahahahhaaaahahahahaha

I know what you're saying,the 5150 is obviously the most articulate amp available. :)
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:lol: :LOL:

Definitely not even close either. From what I've played I guess my vote would go to the Diezel Einstein.
 
Egnater EG5. I spent a few hours playing it last night and it just kills at bedroom volumes!

Single notes are chimey, clear and VERY smooth.
 
I'm serious. I played a 5150 for ten years and when I played the Rev, I suddenly heard all the individual notes in the chords. It was shocking. It is very clear and unforgiving, you have to play very clean because there is no mush or noise or over compression to hide behind.
 
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