Beginner Amps - Musicians Actually Want | TOP 3
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- 🎼🎸 When playing the electric guitar, you need to have a guitar amp in order to hear yourself. In many ways, the guitar amp is the voice of your guitar, providing the sound you will actually hear. Purchasing the right Guitar Amp is really important for getting the right tones, so here are the three we recommend to best get you started.
Thom checks out 3 beginner amps that you'll actually want!.. and takes you through the benefits for each.
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0:27 INFO - Boss KTN-50MKII Katana 50 MKII 1x12 Combo
2:20 LISTEN - Boss KTN-50MKII Katana 50 MKII 1x12 Combo
4:10 INFO - Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 100 Combo
5:58 LISTEN - Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 100 Combo
7:32 INFO Orange Crush 35RT 35W 1x10 Combo,
10:18 LISTEN Orange Crush 35RT 35W 1x10 Combo
12:42 OUTRO
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Boss KTN-50MKII Katana 50 MKII 1x12 Combo
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Blackstar ID:Core Stereo 100 Combo, Black
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Orange Crush 35RT 35W 1x10 Combo, Orange
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You changed Blackstar and Orange timings in description by mistake. For example, at 4:10 you start talking about Orange and at 7:32 about Boss and not the other way.
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The Boss has nice cleans, the ID Core v3 sounds nicer than all of these but is kind of a one trick wonder where the Crunch & Supercrunch are perfect but the rest is kinda okay. Katana is versatile, but something never quite hits my ears right, not at all like Line 6 or Eleven Rack, but similar thing unable to hide the digital sound. I actually might like the Boss because I have some overdrives and like playing with EQs & FX. Depends on what you think you can do with what you’re hearing. One thing I noticed after years & years of trying stuff is that your overdrive & boost pedals shape more of the sound you’re looking for than the actual tube or digital amps you play through, and mic pres or mixers with good transformers will turn anything into a nice big sound (live or direct).
Might be the speaker... But i really didn't like the sound of the Katana mk2 100 i tried... I much prefered the Vox Vt line!
I would add an ac10c1 to the list
Katana all the way! It really gives back the sound of the guitar you use as I found.
FANBOY ALERT! ROFL
I like the doooooti chanel!:-7
Did orange crush 35 suitable for multi fx?
Yeah fine. Use the four cable method 👍🏻
@@Shralps what’s that
Your demo of the Orange amp is rather unsuccessful because your settings are incorrect, whereas the Orange saturation is very effective in real life.
I thought that too, he kind of bungled the clean tone and didn't show the dirty side!! Oh well, the Orange Crush are great warm little amps
Katana is best by a country mile! I do have a Blackstar id core 40 which is a great amp but Katana is King for beginners, intermediate and advanced levels!☺
It depends on what you're looking for. I, for one, don't like too much of that 'digital' stuff going on. Out of these, I'd go for the Orange Crush.
Can you use effects pedals with a katana 50? I'm thinking of buying one but I want to make sure I can use pedals
@@IamRorke yes you can use
@@IamRorke boss katana 50 only has the return of the fx loop. orange crush 35 rt has a normal fx loop. boss katana 100 has a normal fx loop and foot switch control. boss katana 100 212 has 2 speakers but nowhere I found that it is stereo. so it is like 2 mono speakers which I don't understand.
I don't agree. It's not that simple. Many beginners and experienced guitarists alike are price point driven. So it frequently comes down to comparison at any particular price point segment. Then there are the factors of individual subjectivity of ears, and the tone one is seeking, again too emotively subjective within every individual's head to define best on other than an individual basis.
I also don't see the majority of buyers in the beginner category per se buying amps in the (i) 100W solid state category for their initial and only amp, (ii) for use at home -usually in what usually amounts to a bed or lounge room. They are far more likely to come away from that initial purchase with a smaller lighter amp requiring less outlay at a time at a time before they are fully committed to their guitar journey, but adequate and just as versatile for home use and their learning journey and gaining experience purpose. These days that'll likely be a 40W or 50W amp if researching and buying separately, and frequently less in a 20W through 30W option.
Fender dominates the categories of home/studio and gigging amps, so how couldn't they in practice amps?
Their entry level hybrids are as good or better than above.
Blackstar are designed in China to end up in Western landfills ,- quickly.
@Mark Ferguson Much as I hate to break the news to you shattering your delusion, but Fender amps are made in China today and have been for an aeon. Your Backstar hate comment is inane. Reflects poorly upon you rather than the brand or their products.
Blackstar amps are designed by an experienced team who split from Marshall to do their own thing unfettered by the restrictions working there, and with the objective of being better than what they left -and they've succeeded. I have numerous Blackstar amps, solid state and valve, and a couple of Fender amps as well. All were Made in China. None of them have proven anything other than 100% reliable over time, and every Blackstar amp I own has demonstrated itself the equal of, and being innovative, usually better than any equivalent spec and alternative out there near their respective price points.
Outside the USA Fender's regional blocking and price gouging renders their amps, and guitars for that matter, overpriced and expensive for what they are, particularly their entry level lines which whilst OK are nothing to shout about. There are simply superior performing alternatives to Fender's practice amps at any price point. I wouldn't have any Fender amps except I was fortunate to source mine via Thomann before Fender CORPORATION region blocked Thomann exporting internationally. Pay a premium for what today amounts to nothing more than branding so some Fender Corp CEO's bonus affords him even bigger slice of real estate investment pie in Florida. Err..no. I'll leave that 'privilege' to the stupid.
@@theblytonian3906 are you a BS corporate shill?
None of the techs I know will work on what wer built to be disposable trash.Yes, Fender has been forced to make some similar concessions, which is why I own their older amps.Still, with a few notable exceptions among their lowest tier, Fender were /are not designed not to be repairable, and even newer models easily soldier on for decades.
I do like to experiment with inexpensive solid states and hybrids for fun, but BS are one brand I avoid, - my loss, no doubt..
@@markferguson3745 Your arrogant attitude with its fragile grasp of reality compromised by brand bias reveals all anyone needs to know to assess the worth of any opinion you proffer.
@@theblytonian3906 Sure.
@@theblytonian3906 Sounds like you have your own irrational/ unreasonable biases.I listen with my ears , and see with my eyes; I hear a product directed at the inexperienced, and I see builds and designs made to fail.IF you were to claim only that they were an inexpensive, beginners amp, instead of suggesting some worthwhile pedigree, you might have some credibility.But if you can't hear the diff between sugar and sh#t, I doubt I'm doing anything more than wasting breath and energy.