The reason why this Two-Rock is one of the BEST Tweeds style amps on the market - Two-Rock Burnside.

[@punottedbumhucker3974]

Not my favourite kind of LP Humbucker dirt tone but i love all of the strat sounds. Great amp !

[@GuitarBailey]

I feel like the dirt is something achievable by a ds1 with tone cranked up just my two cents which means nothing

[@TurquoiseArmies]

Sounds like the real deal. Tweed distortion is an acquired taste, and seems to go over the head of a lot of people watching this...

[@slowhandblues187]

If this is the 28 watt model I think it has 6L6 not 6V6 tubes

[@peterkalavritinos9201]

I would have liked to have heard this without the ox.

[@the92project]

Most people will play it with an attenuator so I appreciate it’s already there.

[@peterkalavritinos9201]

@@the92project Not necessarily. I think a good amount of players would use this without one. Either way, it would be useful to hear how this amp sounds in the room with its natural dynamics.

[@e.r.559am7]

Was all that without pedals?

[@waltgracevintage8620]

Yes!

[@e.r.559am7]

nice!@@waltgracevintage8620

[@checkmatecinema]

The original burnside had 6v6's and sounded phenominal. This one is not as good.

[@michaeltuckey7]

Wow, that's disappointing. The other two rock you guys had sounded great.

[@preeteshpatel3962]

wish it had a MV