4 weeks to go til I pick up my studio sig combo in wine red taurus finish for my 40th bday. It's been 4 years worth of saving. Good things come to those who wait.
Both great amps, I’ve owned both myself…SS in both head/cab and combo and a BD in the 40W combo. Both killer amps for sure. Different voicing to them and I could totally see preferences going either way and there are things I like about both for sure. Ultimately I ended up with a Studio Sig combo in tobacco suede and I’m very happy with it. I like the slightly softer feel compared to the BD but the BD has that punch and bite.
i just bought the studio signature sounds killer , i love the portability of it not to heavy , thanks for demos helped me make up mind in getting the studio sig 🎸👍
For the clean tones, I prefer the SS. For the pushed driven tone, I think the BD sounds great. For the drive on my SS, I tend to change the preamp circuit and push the front end with booster and overdrive. It generally works better.
I’ve tried both (combo 40w the Bloomfield and head + 2x12 cab the studio signature). then I connected the bloomfield to the 2x12 to have a better e A-B comparison…I was impressed by both…it was the first time to me testing a TR amp…just incredible! However I preferred the studio signature especially due to the gain structure switch…I loved the “blackface” position of the switch…more forgiving! and in general I felt the bloomfield too “stiff” and revealing for my poor playing capabilities…anyway: for both amps, the best master volume ever tried…perfect interaction with the gain! …last but not the least: the lead channel on the bloomfield was mind blowing! to conclude: for me the studio…🤟🤟🤟🤟
Bloomfield has that spank and brightness, but I do like the studio cleaness of the signature. You should do a demo of those same two but throw in the wrench fuzz should be interesting.
I personally from what i heard in this video and also having played both in real life. I do prefer the studio signature. The gain structure switch is so awesome. However the classic reverb signature beats both. I actually love their traditional clean also. It's a darker amp but it has a very particular sparkle the others don't. For me though if I could buy any two rock it would be the CRS.
@@markhopkinsmusic please try the traditional clean too it will allow you to play quite different. I love it. It's more than Mayer. Here lately been getting into magnatone amps. You ever try many of them?
@@codygoins8832 I’ll see if I can get my hands on a TC to try. Magnatone wise, yes I have played the Varsity. I actually did a review on this channel a couple years ago. It’s a killer amp!
Thank you for a great video! Which would you prefer for a home studio (no stage), a "Two Rock Classic Reverb Signature 50 Head" or Two Rock Studio Signature 35 Head"?? Thank You Very Much!!!
just a question: which position of the gain structure switch have you used in the video to test the studio signature? and in general how do you set this switch?
How do these amps compare for home volumes say about 80 decibels. I’ve heard that the studio sig is stiff unless you have a pedal on the front end. Otherwise you have to play it relatively loud. Otherwise it seems like the 100w amps two rocks makes are much more useable because of the way their master works? If someone is using was planning to buy a two rock strictly for home use to achieve SRV Lenny/Life without you tones what would you recommend?
Hey Eric, thanks for chiming in! Yeah, i've heard that about the 100 watt amps - in particular the Traditional Clean; meaning how great the master is and just how amazing those big cleans can be. I opted for these amps because I gig regularly and wanted something i could get to breakup at lower volumes. Believe it or not, the Studio Sig is one hell of an amp - and I think less of an issue playing at home than the Bloomfield (if I have it in 40 watt mode). But the 20 watt mode on the BD is pretty awesome and I generally leave it there while it's at home. I love both amps - and I feel like i've never had better tone, so I am happy as a clam at home or on the stage with either of these amps.
These are really great amplifiers. I would love to buy one, but I wonder if they could be copied and built with the same components and sound the same?
4 weeks to go til I pick up my studio sig combo in wine red taurus finish for my 40th bday. It's been 4 years worth of saving. Good things come to those who wait.
Oh man, you are gonna be sooooo happy my friend!
Congratulations! How is it? Update ?
@@ohiosouthpaw Glorious!
Both great amps, I’ve owned both myself…SS in both head/cab and combo and a BD in the 40W combo. Both killer amps for sure. Different voicing to them and I could totally see preferences going either way and there are things I like about both for sure.
Ultimately I ended up with a Studio Sig combo in tobacco suede and I’m very happy with it. I like the slightly softer feel compared to the BD but the BD has that punch and bite.
Heck yes! Thanks for telling us your journey with these amps, man. I freaking love em too
i just bought the studio signature sounds killer , i love the portability of it not to heavy , thanks for demos helped me make up mind in getting the studio sig 🎸👍
Congrats!! I still love that amp. It has this beautiful cry in certain moments when you’ve got killer od or fuzz pushing it!
For the clean tones, I prefer the SS. For the pushed driven tone, I think the BD sounds great. For the drive on my SS, I tend to change the preamp circuit and push the front end with booster and overdrive. It generally works better.
You just can’t beat the SS. It’s a power house amp!
I’ve tried both (combo 40w the Bloomfield and head + 2x12 cab the studio signature). then I connected the bloomfield to the 2x12 to have a better e A-B comparison…I was impressed by both…it was the first time to me testing a TR amp…just incredible! However I preferred the studio signature especially due to the gain structure switch…I loved the “blackface” position of the switch…more forgiving! and in general I felt the bloomfield too “stiff” and revealing for my poor playing capabilities…anyway: for both amps, the best master volume ever tried…perfect interaction with the gain! …last but not the least: the lead channel on the bloomfield was mind blowing! to conclude: for me the studio…🤟🤟🤟🤟
Thanks Alessandro! They are amazing amps - the Studio Sig is hard to beat at that price point
Bloomfield has that spank and brightness, but I do like the studio cleaness of the signature. You should do a demo of those same two but throw in the wrench fuzz should be interesting.
Duly noted my friend!
I personally from what i heard in this video and also having played both in real life. I do prefer the studio signature. The gain structure switch is so awesome. However the classic reverb signature beats both. I actually love their traditional clean also. It's a darker amp but it has a very particular sparkle the others don't. For me though if I could buy any two rock it would be the CRS.
I’d love to try a CRS - these are the best amps in existence.
@@markhopkinsmusic please try the traditional clean too it will allow you to play quite different. I love it. It's more than Mayer. Here lately been getting into magnatone amps. You ever try many of them?
@@codygoins8832 I’ll see if I can get my hands on a TC to try. Magnatone wise, yes I have played the Varsity. I actually did a review on this channel a couple years ago. It’s a killer amp!
@@markhopkinsmusic definitely about to check it out
Thank you for a great video! Which would you prefer for a home studio (no stage), a "Two Rock Classic Reverb Signature 50 Head" or Two Rock Studio Signature 35 Head"?? Thank You Very Much!!!
@@Sergo50011 I’d get the Studio Sig because a lower wattage amp makes better sense and it’s a glorious amp!
Thank You!!! I have now ordered a "Two Rock Studio Signature 35 Head"! Thank You Very Much!!! Best Regards from Germany.
@@Sergo50011 Awesome!!!
So good! WANT
Do you have a 2x12 and 1x12 cab for your Benson?
Great view great guitar 🎸👍
Thanks Peter!!
just a question: which position of the gain structure switch have you used in the video to test the studio signature? and in general how do you set this switch?
How do these amps compare for home volumes say about 80 decibels. I’ve heard that the studio sig is stiff unless you have a pedal on the front end. Otherwise you have to play it relatively loud. Otherwise it seems like the 100w amps two rocks makes are much more useable because of the way their master works?
If someone is using was planning to buy a two rock strictly for home use to achieve SRV Lenny/Life without you tones what would you recommend?
Hey Eric, thanks for chiming in! Yeah, i've heard that about the 100 watt amps - in particular the Traditional Clean; meaning how great the master is and just how amazing those big cleans can be. I opted for these amps because I gig regularly and wanted something i could get to breakup at lower volumes. Believe it or not, the Studio Sig is one hell of an amp - and I think less of an issue playing at home than the Bloomfield (if I have it in 40 watt mode). But the 20 watt mode on the BD is pretty awesome and I generally leave it there while it's at home. I love both amps - and I feel like i've never had better tone, so I am happy as a clam at home or on the stage with either of these amps.
These are really great amplifiers.
I would love to buy one, but I wonder if they could be copied and built with the same components and sound the same?
There’s definitely some brands that copy the two rock thing at more affordable prices or maybe even some kit stuff.
Where’s a good place to get the kits? (Asking for a friend)
@@D12075 I think Ceriatone makes em. But bang for the buck Amplified Nation makes a killer alternative.
Bloomfield is clearer, more lows and more highs, and the SS sounds flat and muddy after you come off the Bloomfield.
There is a level of HD sound that comes from that amp for sure! Thanks for watching JB!
Yeah, but is it really worth ~30% more than the studio? It’s also hard to tell how much of the difference is from cab vs combo.
@@D12075 oh neither are worth it to me. Had a Studio Sig and sold it because I can’t justify that anymore
I had a studio pro 22 and sold it for the same reason but now I really miss it. I can’t justify spending 5k on an amp, though.
I’ve had both. Like the S.S better.
there's something mighty about the Studio Sig! I love it too!