I own this. The rectifier channel is very bassy. The reverb has a really long tail. The boost makes little difference. But for the price it's worth it just for the 70 watt amp. Its giggable. A master volume is really important to me. I put an EQ in the FX loop. I would love to see this with a 5150 as the second channel.
In the old days , in order to get Fender cleans, Boogie distortion you needed a Fender & a Boogie. Fantastic how we could run a pedal through a solid state amp and get such awesome sounds. When are they due in Australia?
Dude you almost had me until the gain, it was metal enough for me but the clean sounded amazing the b channel sounded good for classis rock but i may still get one.....who am i kidding i bought it like 10 minutes ago 😎👍
I'm curious how loud it is...I mean..you probably can't rehearse with one...?? you can run it to house in a live application, but just practicing you need some volume.
You can use this in the rehearsal room it’s loud as hell. I play with another guitar player and hard hitting drummer and I run it about 11-12 o clock on the volume and it’s actually louder than everyone else.
The reverb sounds like shit, but the clean channel sounds pretty good. The overdrive channel was iffy. I’d have to try it myself before I pulled the trigger.
Nice straight-forward review, good demo of tones without a lot of talking.
This review is a year old, but the dude make it ROCK! I'll look into it.
I own this. The rectifier channel is very bassy. The reverb has a really long tail. The boost makes little difference. But for the price it's worth it just for the 70 watt amp. Its giggable. A master volume is really important to me. I put an EQ in the FX loop.
I would love to see this with a 5150 as the second channel.
What a little beast! You rocked it man🤘🤘🤘
Sounds good....technology today gettin better all the time...
Sounds good but I’m
Not sure it would replace anything I already have. . Great review as always .
In the old days , in order to get Fender cleans, Boogie distortion you needed a Fender & a Boogie. Fantastic how we could run a pedal through a solid state amp and get such awesome sounds. When are they due in Australia?
Dude you almost had me until the gain, it was metal enough for me but the clean sounded amazing the b channel sounded good for classis rock but i may still get one.....who am i kidding i bought it like 10 minutes ago 😎👍
It's pronounced Hot Tone. So yes, you were right.
Confirmed. Someone asked them on a NAMM video.
Thaank you! I just burned out my Taurus Stomp High Gain. It’s in the shop to possibly be repaired, but I’d get one of those if it’s dead
really versatile
Peanut-butter & bacon ?? You have issues, dude.
I think it's kool!!
i thought it was ho to ne? well still sounds good, you should have used the effects loop chorus or delay.
I'm curious how loud it is...I mean..you probably can't rehearse with one...?? you can run it to house in a live application, but just practicing you need some volume.
You can use this in the rehearsal room it’s loud as hell. I play with another guitar player and hard hitting drummer and I run it about 11-12 o clock on the volume and it’s actually louder than everyone else.
The reverb sounds like shit, but the clean channel sounds pretty good.
The overdrive channel was iffy.
I’d have to try it myself before I pulled the trigger.
I always thot it was Ho-tone.
Does it have an effects loop?
yes
Clean. Sounds good.
Distortion channel is trash .
Yes. I own one
Why?
How loud is it? Says it's 75 watts, but is it plug it into a 4x12 and rip your face off loud? Like a real amp, I mean.
This fuck is wicked
amp or pedal? do I need a passive speaker or can I use as processor? Thanks!!!
Damn. I thought it was Hot One.
It’s small, it’s cute Lol
Better than those silly mini amps.
Those silly mini amps are excellent.
It is a silly mini amp
Those are fine bedroom amps...even after 5 years 😂
Just take my money. No really.
It’s small, it’s cute Lol