Tech 21 Trademark 60 1x12" Guitar Combo Amplifier Review

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(More customer reviews)I used to haul a heavy 2x10 tube combo to gigs- until I got this baby. More power than I'll ever need for small halls, channel switching, and a tremendous range of tones. You can, literally, create just about any amp tone, from a smooth JC-120/Polytone jazz sound to a Fender tweed to a Marshall stack or a hot AC30.
And it's done with analog circuitry, not digital; the result is a very realistic sound that doesn't have any of that "computer generated" sound you often get from Line6 amps and other modeling amps. If you've ever used a Sansamp pedal, that's the range you get.
The controls are different from the other Tech21 amps, which are set up like one or more GT2 pedals. This amp gives you two channels with very different qualities. One can be thought of as a classic Fender sound that can be tweaked anywhere from a mellow Vibraverb sound up through a tweaked Mesa Boogie. The other channel is the Brit channel, and yields a range of classic Vox and Marshall sounds, as well as a number that haven't been invented yet.
I liked this amp so much that I now own three different Tech21 amps. My only tube amp is a Fender champ, and I just keep that for sentimental reasons.

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2-channel, 60-watt combo amp, 36 lightweight pounds of pure heavy weight tone. Obtain the most desirable vintage and modern tube amp sounds or customize your own trademark sounds. Built-in direct out goes straight into the board or PA. Features a single 12" special designed speaker, clean volume boost (up to 9db), effects loop, active EQ controls, full-length Accutronics 3-spring reverb, triple function footswitch (included).

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Tech 21 TM-60/112 2-Channel, 1x12, 60 watt Combo Guitar Amp with Celestion Speaker Review

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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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