Fender blues and twins. Marshall combos. I chose
this to save the extra cash. I would buy it again. It
would be better with a built in chorus set up. But the
saved $ will buy a good pedal. Favorite aspect is its
a combo/ 1 piece. Worst is that its 70 lbs. I bought it
"blemished" from the retailer for another 100 off.
290.00$ for a 100 watt amp with extras that I can play
all styles on.
Model Year: 2004
Price: $370.00 (new)
Where Obtained: Online: Sameday music
Effects loop, and headphone jack. 4 positon
footswitch is for reverb on/off, vol boost, midshift tone
change, and channel switching. Basic knobs:
bass,middle,treble,gain and volume. Master
presence knob. Lead channel has "pull" middle for
tone and distortion changes. Easy to set up and
control via footswitch. Loud! Can add a second cab
for more watts (120). Good for church,clubs, hall
gigs, (rock,blues,jazz)
1958 ES 225 for jazz/blues, Cheap strat copy for
rock of any kind. No pedals but sometimes use a
pandoras box for effects. Its a real quiet amp overall.
Some noise with reverb and effects depending on
set up. Clean is clean and it will distort to the hilt.
Had everything I needed to replace a twin reverb
(1975) plus more and it was louder, and cheaper
than a tube replacement. Tubes don't make me any
better of a player.
Easy as stated earlier to set up and control. No patch
creating or editing unless its a third party effect add
on.
Its an indestructable monster. I bent the wheels on
one end though. The amp itself takes serious abuse
and is solid.
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