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no mid range control on clean channel
I think the design approach to this amp is flawed !
there are 2 switchable channels:
channel one has non distortion effects and no amp modelling.
ok, so its logical to use channel 1 as the clean channel, but unfortunately channel 1 has no mid range control, so you cant get the clean sound to be finally tuned !
channel 2 has got the lot :- mid range control, amp modelling and effect also. if only some of this had also been implemented in channel 1 !
there are 2 switchable channels:
channel one has non distortion effects and no amp modelling.
ok, so its logical to use channel 1 as the clean channel, but unfortunately channel 1 has no mid range control, so you cant get the clean sound to be finally tuned !
channel 2 has got the lot :- mid range control, amp modelling and effect also. if only some of this had also been implemented in channel 1 !
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Fa
Great amp for the money
There are a lot of choices in amps out there but if you want one that pushes the sound you have built with pedals it will do that perfectly!
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Jelentem!
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Absolute BEAST
I mostly use the clean channel, sometimes the dirt channel for metal. It has a bunch of voicings and effects. Reverbs, delays, modulation, pitch effects etc. Even an octave if you want to sound like a bass. it has good headroom and can get VERY loud. I just wish it had stereo in / out. It comes with a foot switch that lets you switch channels and turn fx on or off. tap tempo is good and also has 16th notes on delay if you hold it down. Great amp for under 400 bucks but i'm gonna upgrade to a Roland Jc-40 for the stereo later. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a simple modelling amp without the hassle of using apps.
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PR
Big sound.
It has all the usual fender noises and controls onboard, they work well, and the foot switch 👍
I do a lot of outside solo gigs, so need a big noise machine.
My solo style is blues/rock, mostly clean/crunch, footswitch & 2 channels is ideal on this combo.
I use a small mixing desk into the aux in for mic, this works a treat on most combo's, this combo is good for this too.
The kitchen table test passed good in all ways, the gig test passed good too, a garden party, out in the country, 100 guests, volume countrolls were on 5, it was plenty.
I was drawn to this combo by the 'all knob' controlls, no screens, but "firmware update" is something I don't like to see on any amplifier, this amp has this.
Apart from this, I have no downers on this so far.
Fear not, as thomann always correct any problems if needed.
I do a lot of outside solo gigs, so need a big noise machine.
My solo style is blues/rock, mostly clean/crunch, footswitch & 2 channels is ideal on this combo.
I use a small mixing desk into the aux in for mic, this works a treat on most combo's, this combo is good for this too.
The kitchen table test passed good in all ways, the gig test passed good too, a garden party, out in the country, 100 guests, volume countrolls were on 5, it was plenty.
I was drawn to this combo by the 'all knob' controlls, no screens, but "firmware update" is something I don't like to see on any amplifier, this amp has this.
Apart from this, I have no downers on this so far.
Fear not, as thomann always correct any problems if needed.
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