Who's Tried The Tweaker Yet?

sea · Mar 15, 2010

Anyone tried the Tweaker yet?

I was also wondering about the switches, like with Tweaker It's set up with the "Modern/Vintage Amp Voicing Switch" as well as the "Selectable AC, British and American Tone Controls"... I wonder if it has more variety of sound than the Renegade with the EL34s blend or the Rebel 30 with the EL84s blend.

Sikor · Mar 17, 2010

sea":2mq4nla8 said:
Anyone tried the Tweaker yet?

I was also wondering about the switches, like with Tweaker It's set up with the "Modern/Vintage Amp Voicing Switch" as well as the "Selectable AC, British and American Tone Controls"... I wonder if it has more variety of sound than the Renegade with the EL34s blend or the Rebel 30 with the EL84s blend.

There is a very nice fresh demo at YT. Looks like the name "Tweaker" is not chosen randomly :thumbsup:

EWSEthan · Mar 17, 2010

I cant really say for sure which is more versatile as I didnt have that much time on both of them at NAMM but I will say that the Tweaker is a GREAT little amp. There are lots of tones in that box and all of them are good. If I didnt already have a Suhr Badger 18, the Tweaker would be my small, low wattage amp of choice.

3 Mile Stone · Mar 17, 2010

Sikor, dig your signature. Simply making your hand play bends notes and chords in tune improves your tone so I totally agree. Beautiful guitar in your avatar, may I ask what it is?

Len Rabinowitz · Mar 17, 2010

3 Mile Stone":e615up6r said:
Sikor, dig your signature. Simply making your hand play bends notes and chords in tune improves your tone so I totally agree. Beautiful guitar in your avatar, may I ask what it is?

+1 Bet it's a Suhr!

Sikor · Mar 18, 2010

Len Rabinowitz":dqkfa706 said:
3 Mile Stone":dqkfa706 said:

Sikor, dig your signature. Simply making your hand play bends notes and chords in tune improves your tone so I totally agree. Beautiful guitar in your avatar, may I ask what it is?

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+1 Bet it's a Suhr!