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(More customer reviews)Nicest amp I've owned. I won't have to worry about tube maintenance or switching. It captures about every sound I was looking for. Volume is good for practice in my home or for gigging. It's built like a tank- I know because when it was delivered-they dropped it (literally) at my front door. It's unlike any solid state I've used before- the simulation and sound are more tube realistic and then there is the fact that it is touch responsive like a tube. Using the vol on my guitar to control the attack and such is something I do now becuase it's as if ( the amp circuit is reaching through the cord and seeking to grab at the strings ), for lack of a better description. The settings are very unique by name but work in different ways than most players are used to. Come on- weep, bite, punch and growl are redefinitions of middle, bright, distortion and overdrive and they work in tandem and off the drive setting. There is only a single master treble and bass and they affect the settings I just described. It's a fun learning curve. It makes my strat do anything Hendrix or SRV for sound and then I can pull off jazz and fat Gibson sounds on the same guitar. My 335 can pull off strat sounds as well as the 335 blues sound I use mostly. You can tighten it up so it is trebly and like a slap in the face or you can fatten it up and add some mud and just do Ted Nugent -Black Sabbath mayhem. With the channel switching it is a double order workhorse. It's got a headphone jack (my wife digs that), a line out if you want to run it direct to PA, and it's expandable to any amount of power and volume you could want. I am still experimenting. You should check out some you-tube for this because a couple guys go thru it and do a show and tell. I have had 2 twins, a blues deluxe, a couple peaveys (ss), an Ibanez (ss), an old bassman, This is the one, especially since it was only 5 bones! I dumped most all my pedals now and just use this amp-a 335 and a strat with SD p/ups. I can get any sound under the sun and carry it all with ease. If it was lost or stolen, I would replace it exactly. I almost forgot- the Reverb is supreme!!! If you have a tube amp- check Tech 21's Sansamp pedals (tri-ac) Awesome!
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60-watt, 2-channel combo amp loaded with one 12-inch Celestion Seventy80 speaker, 80 watts/8 Ohms. Footswitch included.
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