Joyo British Tone vs Horse AC Tone

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I've got the Joyo AC-Tone (which the Horse is a clone of, or they're both clones of something else), and the reason I got that one above the others in the series is because it's fully analog; my understanding is the others in the series (British included) have some kind of digital emulation incorporated. Probably makes little difference these days but I already have digital emulation of amps/speakers elsewhere.

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I can see that, I guess I forgot to mention in the video that I thought the AC Tone had a more natural feel to it. I know is hard to describe, but it felt more like playing a real amp.

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@@Chucksguitargeekery BTW, the Joyo British is not a range of different amps it's all Marshalls, selectable from the "Voice" knob; far left being Clapton (Bluesbreaker combo), 12 o'clock being Hendrix (Marshall stack) and everything to the right bringing us up to date.