I appreciate that! Unfortunately I did this video a while ago and can't remember what settings but I tried to recreate the sound this morning and I believe it's Drive at 10 or 11, Tone at 1 or 2, and Level a bit past 12. This is a TS9 Stock. My bad for not including the settings in the original video.
@@isaia1100 thank you for your question, I had to test this because I haven't played the amp in a while (I put it in my kids room so they could use it). What I discovered is that when using battery power and turning on it does not make any noises until you turn either the volume up on your amp or on your guitar. When trying to use a wall plug to power the amp (I tried several different ones that I use on all my guitar stuff) I found that it does not work. The light doesn't turn on and it makes a faint repetitive clicking sound. I can't remember if it did this when I first got the amp but it works fine using the 9v battery. I hope this answers your question.
That's an interesting question, it depends on what you are using it for. If you are just practicing at home with it as my son does then it is decent. For jamming with a drummer no way unless you run it through a PA possibly. I do use it running through monitor speakers and it gets fairly loud with better sound. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the demo! Very helpful, also nice playing!
Thank you so much! I am happy to hear it was helpful.
Good job, nice tone!
What was the tube screamer settings for this? Sounded really good
I appreciate that! Unfortunately I did this video a while ago and can't remember what settings but I tried to recreate the sound this morning and I believe it's Drive at 10 or 11, Tone at 1 or 2, and Level a bit past 12. This is a TS9 Stock. My bad for not including the settings in the original video.
Good playing, Peter! Does this amp hold well? Durable enough?
Thank you! The amp is pretty durable, mine has been knocked over thrown around, etc. by my crazy wild children and it still works perfectly fine.
Does it make noise when you turn it on and plug the guitar in?
@@isaia1100 thank you for your question, I had to test this because I haven't played the amp in a while (I put it in my kids room so they could use it). What I discovered is that when using battery power and turning on it does not make any noises until you turn either the volume up on your amp or on your guitar. When trying to use a wall plug to power the amp (I tried several different ones that I use on all my guitar stuff) I found that it does not work. The light doesn't turn on and it makes a faint repetitive clicking sound. I can't remember if it did this when I first got the amp but it works fine using the 9v battery. I hope this answers your question.
Awesome!
How many watts is it.is it loud enough?........
That's an interesting question, it depends on what you are using it for. If you are just practicing at home with it as my son does then it is decent. For jamming with a drummer no way unless you run it through a PA possibly. I do use it running through monitor speakers and it gets fairly loud with better sound. Hope that helps.
@@GuitarMallen thanks.i think these little amps are cool.i think it would be super cool if they made a mini tube amp that runs on 1 tube.
@@vanessawalton7522 that would be cool! I think there is something similar to that in pedal format with a tube but not sure about an amp with 1 tube.