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The heart of the crafty Trademark 30 is a modified version of the super flexible SansAmp GT2 pedal design. Construct your tone by selecting amp character, gain structure and speaker type, and then use the drive controls and active three-band EQ to nail your sound. The 30-watt output is plenty loud for practice and monitoring but the balanced XLR and 1/4 in. outputs bring the big tones of this little combo to the studio mixer or PA system. Bedroom, rehearsal, studio or club, the Trademark 30 will prove it’s a giant amongst compact combos.

Tech21 TM30 Trademark 30 Guitar Combo Amplifier (30 Watts, 1×10 in.) Features…

Character section to mix and match individual amplifier components and “architecturally” create a rig in seconds.

Special Design 10 in. speaker.

Rich, full-sounding Accutronics 3-spring reverb.

3-band, active tone controls, boost or cut 12dB.

Effect loop.

Headphone output, which doubles as a 1/4 in. direct out.

3 preset speaker styles you can choose with the flick of a switch.

XLR direct output.

Buy Tech21 TM30 Trademark 30 Guitar Combo Amplifier (30 Watts, 1×10 in.)

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Analog Modeling at a good price.

I really love this Amp. It is 100% analog and yet it can sound like different amps, different speakers, & different gain levels. It has a 10" speaker that can bow you away with volume.. I was originally worried about not having a 12" speaker: this amp sounds loud & I love the speaker Voicing. The amp is also made in the U.S.A.!

nemeton from Nem York (Jan 9, 2008)

It perfectly meets my needs…

Ibanez RGT 220A Prestige > (Morley Little Alligator – sometimes) > Trademark 30

clean setting: Drive 0, Calif, Clean, US Speaker, Bass +1, Middle Flat, Treble Flat. Really natural sound, deep and balanced basses, not invasive mids and singing highs. It is a sort of neoclassic sound (Surely I don't mean a neoclassic shred sound, at last for the clean setting), veeeery beautiful…

distorted setting: Drive Max, Calif, Hi-Gain, US Speaker, Bass +1, Middle -1.5, Treble -1.5. Awesome!! Let me repeat: this is a really awesome sound. Truly expressive, liquid when I want it to be liqiud (fast legatos, sweeps, tapping) solid when I want it to be solid (fast alternate picking passages, muted notes)… It really fits my playing style, but I am conscious that this impression can be completely different depending on the player…

Please notice I exclusively use the Calif model paired with the US speaker… those seeking for a Mesa sound will be completely satisfied… Just to be clear: my Mesa V-Twin is taking dust now, and believe me, I really loved it…

I absolutely don't like the Brit model, but no surprise, I don't like the Marshall sound… The Tweed model is usable expecially on low Drive settings: similar to the Calif model, but with added clarity.

I admit the reverb sounds really good, but I think spring reverbs sound innatural, and I generally prefer a dry sound, so I don't use it for most of the times… Take into account that I play the TM30 in a large room so I have a natural reverberation for free…

On the noise question… I don't notice any noise, nothing with the clean sound, nothing with the distorted sound. However I use it as a practice amp and my level setting never goes further than 9.00 o'clock, and usually is even lower…

http://www.tech21nyc.com/tm30.html for the essencial spec.

Ask Tech21 to send you a manual and you'll have the most trustable source of information on the features…

No problems until now…

If it had another channel with completely indipendent controls (I mean both the character section and the eq) it would be perfect for me…

I plan to buy a TRI A.C. to have more flexibility, even if I am a bit sceptical about the exact reprobucibility of my TM30 distorted setting on the TRI A.C. (less controls on the TRI A.C.)… If the "TRI A.C. pluggeg into the TM30 return" set-up will leave me usatisfied I will use an A/B box to switch between the TRI A.C. and the TM 30 preamp: I really can't renounce to that sound…

orpheus (09/24/2006)

Insane rock star settings. Yours for the taking.

Instantly access hundreds of killer sounds designed by the world’s most notorious rock stars.

Get your hands on the latest generation of Line 6 modeling technology for the most detailed amp and effect models ever created.

If you crave the sounds you hear on stage or on your favorite albums, Spider III is here to deliver.

With Spider III 75, 120, 150, and HD150, take your pick from 250 artist presets, including settings hand-crafted by:

– 311

– Thursday

– Lacuna Coil

– Hawthorne Heights

– Slipknot

– Ash

– Albert Lee

– Athlete

– John 5

– and many more!

Or if you want to find a sound that you heard on a specific track, choose from another 150 song-based presets including:

– No More Tears

– Enter Sandman

– Stinkfist

– Back In Black

– Bark at the Moon

– and many more!

New to the Spider III is a huge range of killer mid-gain guitar tones. A critical advancement was made to the sound and feel of the Spider III line when their discerning panel of artists focused in on the venerable “mid-gain” range of tone to deliver the complex, layered and dynamic amp tone we all appreciate from classic and boutique amps.

Plug in and separate yourself from the posers.

Spider III 120

Spider III delivers detailed amp models based on some of the greatest guitar sounds ever created. To keep these sounds authentic, Line 6 kidnapped some of Line 6’s favorite artists to dial in each amp model. Now you can rule the stage with the Insane model with its truly massive gain or explore your sensitive side in the studio with the Clean model. It’s all up to you.

Line6 Spider III 120 Stereo Guitar Combo Amplifier (2×60 Watts, 2×10 in.) Features…

12 Custom Amp Models from Clean to Insane

7 Smart Control FX (up to 3 simultaneous) including Tape Echo, Sweep Echo, Standard Delay (all with Tap Tempo) Chorus/Flanger, Phaser, Tremolo, and Reverb

250 artist-created presets

150 song-based presets

Plus 36 user programmable presets

Built-in front panel tuner

2 x 10 in. Custom Celestion speakers

120 watts stereo (60W x 2)

Amp Models

Clean

Red LED — Select this Amp Model and adjust the tone controls to get crisp, amazing clean tones, great warm jazz tones, and all the high-end shimmer you’ll need with a generous amount of bottom end.

Glassy

Green LED — Line 6 developed this Amp Model to emulate those late 60’s and early 70’s clean tones. It started off as an Amp Model based on* a 1973 Hiwatt Custom 100. Line 6 extended the tone control range and tightened up the low end.

Twang

Red LED — This Amp Model draws on* Line 6’s analysis of mid 60’s Fender amps, including the blackface ‘65 Twin Reverb and blackface ‘64 Deluxe Reverb. Line 6 wanted an Amp Model that has that classic glassy high end tone, with some snap and bite.

Twin Twang

Green LED — This Amp Model is based on* a number of vintage tweed amps. Line 6 evaluated a ‘53 Fender tweed Deluxe Reverb, ‘58 Fender tweed Bassman and a ‘60 Gibson Explorer to create a swingin’ Rockabilly tone.

Blues

Red LED – Based on* a mix of a ‘65 Marshall JTM-45, a ‘58 Fender Bassman, a ‘63 Fender Vibroverb and a Supro, this Amp Model slides between gritty swamp-infected cleans to syrupy smooth, walloping drive tones.

Class A

Green LED — This Amp Model is based on* a fawn Vox AC-30 amplifier with an updated and expanded tone control circuit. Line 6 wanted to capture that early British pop rock tone that the Beatles and the Stones are so well known for.

Crunch

Red LED — This sound was crafted during Line 6’s studies* of the ‘68 Marshall Plexi 50 Watt. This type of Marshall amp was used by a number of early metal bands. Crunch provides a wider range of tone control settings than the original Marshall amp had.

On Fire

Green LED — This Amp Model is based on* a ?68 Marshall Plexi 100 watt with a few added extras; The combination of a Variac and the jumped input channels creates that infamous brown sound.

Metal

Red LED — This Amp Model is based on* the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier. Use this Amp Model to get a tight and punchy, high gain Metal sound.

Spinal Puppet

Green LED — This sound was created to be an aggressive high gain Amp Model with a unique Mid control that will sweep though an entire spectrum of tone on one knob. The Mid knob for this Amp Model changes the character of the distortion. When set to minimum, the distortion exhibits Fuzz pedal characteristics. When the Mid is set to noon, it mimics the creamy modern high gain amp tones. And when the Mid knob is turned up to max, it’s very much reminiscent of that Class A sound.

Insane

Red LED — This model is Line 6’s “dialed in for shredding” version based on* the Mesa/Boogie Dual Rectifier red channel. It combines the intensity and impact of Metal Red, but delivers more midrange and teeth for that bone-crushing, brain piercing insane grind.

80s Solo

Green LED — Line 6’s goal with Insane was to provide you with as much input gain distortion as possible short of complete meltdown. You get an obscene helping of distortion, while still retaining tonal definition and character.

Effects

A great amp isn’t the only part of a great guitar sound. With Smart Control FX, an exclusive Line 6 feature that automatically dials in different effect parameters, you spend more time playing and less time tweaking. Simply find the effect that you want, turn the knob to your desired intensity, and you’re done. You can even use multiple effects at the same if you wanna get really crazy.

Effects Models (Up to 3 effects simultaneous):

– Phaser

– Chorus/Flanger

– Tremolo

– Sweep Echo

– Tape Echo

– Reverb

Ins & Outs

When you’re playing with your band on stage just drag the Spider III on stage and crank it up. When it comes time to record, use the headphone/direct out and plug it straight into the mixing board for world-class POD 2.0 direct tone used in pro studios and stages everywhere! You can also use the same out with headphones for practicing in your bedroom. Want to play along with your favorite songs? Plug into the CD/MP3 input and you’re good to go.

* All product names used in this webpage are trademarks of their respective owners, which are in no way associated or affiliated with Line 6. These trademarks of other manufacturers are used solely to identify the products of those manufacturers whose tones and sounds were studied during Line 6’s sound model development.

Buy Line6 Spider III 120 Stereo Guitar Combo Amplifier (2×60 Watts, 2×10 in.)

"BUY THIS AMP!!"

This is a niiiiiiiice looking amp!

This product is worth the typical selling price.

This amp seems to be made well, nothing wrong with it so far, it's also a nice looking amp as well as a nice sounding amp. I have no worried with this amp, i would take this amp on the road not a doubt in my mind.

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a customer from Hotmail.com (12/1/2006)

"Best Amp Out There"

I didn't want to buy it just because it sounded like it was a good amp, I also liked the color, and the way its made. The lights were cool looking when I turned it on for the first time. the color is perfect for performances. I only like dark colored amps. Not blue or white or ect.

The price is worth buying it. For everything it can do is worth the money.

It is made really well. It is dependable. You don't have to worry about it coming apart or anything, but one thing you have to keep an eye on is how you handle it when on the road. The bumps on the road could do damage inside it, because it is all computerised inside.

Overall this amp is the best I have ever played through. I may upgrade to the 150 watt amp. But for right now I am going to keep this one for quite a while. Everything about it is awesome. If thuis amp was lost or stolen I would buy the same one again. Before I bought it I wish I knew what all it could do. Really the only thing I don't like about it is that its a little heavy, but that doesn't bother me. I LOVE IT!! I DEFINETLY RECOMMEND IT!!!

a customer from frontiernet.net (7/25/2008)

Like magic, a healthy brewing of the key features of the Private Jack and the Governor Eminence conjures up the Wizard 8 speaker. The Eminence Wizard has great coloration: very articulate, but with a hint of grit. Nice sustain and exceptionally good tight bottom.

If you’ve ever wanted to get that great classic rock sound from the 60s and 70s, here’s the perfect spell!

Eminence Wizard 8 Guitar Speaker (75 Watts, 12 in.) Features…

Nominal Basket Diameter: 12 inches, 304.8mm

Nominal Impedance*: 8 ohms

Watts: 75W

Resonance: 89Hz

Usable Frequency Range: 70Hz-5.5kHz

Sensitivity***: 103

Magnet Weight: 56 ounces

Gap Height: 0.312 inches, 7.92mm

Voice Coil Diameter: 1.75 inches, 44.5mm

Thiele & Small Parameters DC Resistance (Re): 6.13

Coil Inductance (Le): 0.38mH

Mechanical Q (Qms): 11.48

Electromagnetic Q (Qes): 0.49

Total Q (Qts): 0.47

Compliance Equivalent Volume (Vas): 41.5 liters / 1.5 cubic feet

Peak Diaphragm Displacement Volume (Vd): 42cc

Mechanical Compliance of Suspension (Cms): 0.11mm/N

BL Product (BL): 14.4 T-M

Diaphram Mass inc. Airload (Mms): 30 grams

Efficiency Bandwidth Product (EBP): 181

Maximum Linear Excursion (Xmax): 0.8mm

Surface Area of Cone (Sd): 519.5 cm2

Mounting Information Recommended Enclosure: Sealed or Vented Acceptable

Overall Diameter: 12.02 inches, 305.3mm

Baffle Hole Diameter: 10.97 inches, 278.6mm

Front Sealing Gasket: fitted as standard

Rear Sealing Gasket: fitted as standard

Mounting Holes Diameter: 0.25 inches, 6.4mm

Mounting Holes B.C. D.: 11.63 inches, 295.4mm

Depth: 5.2 inches, 132mm

Net Weight: 10.8 pounds, 4.9 kg

Shipping Weight: 12.5 pounds, 5.7 kg

Materials of Construction Coil Construction: Copper voice coil

Coil Former: Nomex former

Magnet Composition: Ferrite magnet

Core Details: Non-vented core

Basket Materials: Pressed steel basket

Cone Composition: Paper Cone

Cone Edge Composition: Paper cone edge

Dustcap Composition: Zurette dust cap

Buy Eminence Wizard 8 Guitar Speaker (75 Watts, 12 in.)

I?m not a collector, just a player. I play two Ernie Ball Music Man guitars; one Silhouette Special and an older Axis Sport, both with SSH configuration and US made. The Special is alder with rosewood board and uses Dimarzio p?ups, while the Axis Sport is ash with maple board, and is loaded with Duncan?s. The Special is MM?s Strat, while the Axis Sport has true Tele vibes, and is much more articulate than the Special. I mention these things because given the pickup configuration and different woods, there?s a barrel full of tone options to run through the Wizard, giving it a pretty thorough wringing out.

First, I?ve discovered, as have a couple other posters here, that combining the Wizard with another speaker seems to bring out the best tones I?ve yet to find. In my case, the Wizard is loaded into a slightly rodded LC50 Laney (older 6L6 model) combo, and I?m using an Eminence Alnico Red Fang in an extension half-back Ear Candy Cab. In a word: Amazing. I?ve played through the Wizard by itself, and love it. Warm, articulate, lots of sustain, great pick attack, tight bottom ? the ticket for SRV-ish blues and old rock n roll. That said, when combined with the Red Fang, add to the above some top end sizzle (which can be rolled off with tone control), juicy harmonics and a clearly defined bass "twang" response. These two speakers together work some mighty mojo.

Rating the Wizard alone, I'd give it an 8. But here I'm giving it a 9 because of how well it plays together with the Fang.

The Wizard alone is an outstanding speaker, but if you?re going to be using 2×12, and you already have a quality speaker, consider trying the Wizard along with it before replacing both of your current speakers with a Wizard. You may just be blown away by what you hear. I am.

75 watt 12" guitar speaker, ceramic.

I'm fairly new to Eminence products, but I'm impressed with their quality. I don't play insanely loud, and I don't abuse my gear. I expect this speaker to have a long life ahead of it.

I've been playing for 40 years (yeah, I'm an ole hacker).

Over all, it's an excellent sounding speaker, alone or combined with another quality speaker, which to me is where it really shines.

If it were stolen, I'd get another. In fact, I'm getting another anyway.

Candid_X (03/25/2006)

I play a 2004 Mexican Strat with True Tone Technologies '54s (guys, you really have to check this pickup builder out!) and a 1998 PRS, one piece mahogany body, McCarty type with S.D. 59 at the neck and a JB at the bridge. I have several amps but my main ones are a Koch Multitone 50W head and an Oli Cabs 2 X 12" cabinet with Celestion G12Hs, and a Traynor YCV40 40W combo amp. I use the Wizard in the Traynor amp.

Having said all that, I believe that Traynor amps should come stock with this speaker – Yorkville would do well to cut the Celestion 70/80 and go with this Eminence speaker! The amp itself is great, but the 70/80 would crap out at higher volumes. I swapped the 70/80 with a Jensen C12N that I had on the shelf and the crapping out problem was solved and the Jensen sounded real good, but the amp still needed something… I started checking out the Eminence line of speakers and ordered a Wizard from ddspeakers.com (great price) just from the tonal desciption. I slapped the Wizard in, and the Traynor took on a whole new tone that seemed to complete the amp's sound! The highs are smoothed, the mids are more pronounced and gutsy, while the lows are tight and well balanced. This is definitely the speaker for this amp!

Well, it came in a nice box that I can re-use…

We'll see…

I use a custom built 2×12 cabinet with Celestion G12Hs in it and LOVE the tonal characteristics they deliver, and the Wizard comes real close! In fact, I'm going to purchase a another Eminence Red Coat Series speaker because they have proven to me, with The Wizard, that their products can compete with the "mainstays" of the guitar replacement speaker world.

Gary (07/15/2005)

Think of your all time favorite guitar solo – chances are it was played through Celestion loudspeakers. When a toughened G12 radio loudspeaker was combined with an early guitar amplifier back in the 50’s, who could have imagined the sound would be so influential. But the soft, creamy overtones produced by an overloaded valve amp through a Celestion speaker had defined a whole new sound; one that powered the emerging guitar heroes of the period and, during the next 4 decades, became the undisputed Voice of Rock ‘n Roll.

Be it Manchester Brit-pop, L.A. shred-metal, or Seattle grunge, it’s more than likely coming at you through a Celestion. Most of the classic names in guitar amplification continue to rely on the unique tonal characteristics of Celestion loudspeakers to produce their trademark sounds.

Vintage 30 Features

Modern guitar loudspeaker designed to handle high output with vintage tone and style.

Tight and responsive single note definition, with masses of volume and sustain.

100dB sensitivity makes the Vintage 30 ideal for use with high gain valve amplifiers.

The first choice for many modern rock guitarists.

About the Classic Series

Beginning with the legendary Celestion Blue, the world’s first dedicated guitar loudspeaker, these Classic speakers have delivered many of the memorable guitar performances in contemporary music over the past four decades. Hand-built, using traditional methods to retain their unique tonal characteristics, the Classics are considered by leading guitarists and amp manufacturers as the finest guitar loudspeakers that money can buy.

To experienced ears, each of the Celestion Classics is instantly recognizable: the Blue for its exceptional dynamic range, the Classic Lead for its presence, the Greenback for its warmth, the Vintage 30 for its definition, the G12H for its tight bottom end, and the G12T-75 for its pure, unadulterated grit. No wonder Celestion Classic loudspeakers are the guitar world’s Number One choice.

Six guitar loudspeakers that have come to define the voice of rock and roll.

From authentic vintage reissues to cutting edge new designs, each model has been created to perform in every conceivable situation.

Highest quality materials and components ensure supreme reliability and unparalleled tone.

Available in either 8- or 16-Ohm impedance.

The leading choice of classic names in guitar amplification.

Now made in China — Same classic speaker: new Chinese production plant.

Celestion Vintage 30 Classic Series Guitar Speaker (60 Watts, 12 in.) Features…

Power Handling: 60W

Impedance: 8 or 16 Ohms

Sensitivity (1W @ 1m): 100dB

Resonant Frequency: 70Hz

Frequency Response: 70Hz – 5kHz

Magnet Weight: 50 oz.

Country Origin: China

Buy Celestion Vintage 30 Classic Series Guitar Speaker (60 Watts, 12 in.)

I've recently purchased a American Fender Lonestar Strat but only had a solid-state POS to play it through. With my limited budget I bought the best value in tube amps that I could find, the blues Jr. For over-drive/distortion I got the tube-driven VOX Bulldog distortion pedal(highly reccomended) paired with my Seymour Duncan Pick-up Booster pedal, and for a while I was happy. I finally had the tube sound I was looking for, kind of…

The more I played the Jr., I noticed that the clean was not clean enough and the overdrive lacked the balls that I wanted. My mind could only think of one thing….Celestion. I considered the Alnico Blues, however a speaker more expensive than the amp itself seemed stupid, so I was talked in to buying the Vintage 30, semi-reluctantly. I threw it in the Jr. when I got home and was blown away. This was a totally new amp. Lows, mids, highs: all clear. Overdrive had balls of steel, but was also clear. what really amazed me was the higher frets on the b and e strings; no mud. The amp sounds twice as "big" as a day before. It was beautiful. plus it is a blues jr. I could not be happier for the money. I've also heard it in the Hot rod deluxe with the same results. It makes these mediocre amps sound spectacular.

It's a speaker in a box. what else is there?

Haven't had it long enough to know.

I've playing quite some time now. I play a few different instruments in all sorts of musical styles and know what sounds good. I have not heard many different guitars through the amp or the 30 in many different amps, but the Jr. isn't the best or most versatile amp, and this speaker transformed it into a work of art. I highly reccommend it in any fender amp and would give it a shot if you ary at all unhappy with your current rig. It has finally put an end to my spending for a great guitar sound.

Blind$ide (03/19/2006)

WOW

These speakers finaly make my Marshall Vintage Modern Sound like a late 60's Plexi! I cant overstate how much a high quality speaker can do for your sound, Forget the V-30! This thing is surupy deep in tone! Cant believe its the same
amp anymore!

coldsteal2 from Chico CA (May 6, 2008)

The Line 6 Micro Spider is a six-watt battery-powered amp that offers portability and attitude unmatched by amps more than twice its size! Featuring four brilliant electric guitar sounds from Clean to Insane, a stunning acoustic guitar sound and six Smart Control FX, Micro Spider boasts an incredibly wide tonal range. Plus, with intuitive features like an integrated chromatic tuner, microphone input with dedicated trim knob and POD 2.0-style direct out, Micro Spider is equally useful at home, on vacation or in the studio.

Powered by six C batteries, and weighing in at seven pounds, Micro Spider is always at your side whenever inspiration strikes.

Line6 Micro Spider Battery-Powered Guitar Combo Amplifier (6 Watts, 1×6.5 in.) Features…

1/4-inch microphone input with dedicated mic trim knob

Mini stereo MP3/CD input

1/4-inch instrument input

1/4-inch headphone output

Dimensions (inches): 9.5 W x 10 H x 7 D

Weight: 7 lbs

Buy Line6 Micro Spider Battery-Powered Guitar Combo Amplifier (6 Watts, 1×6.5 in.)

big sound

Great features cool tuner that works easy to read. Has some big amp sound little box. Wish it had more models but for size and money sounds great. I had the line6 30 watter and this sounds a little better to my ears. i think they metal channel sounds on this than the 30. Crunch real versatile if was one channel amp thats the channel
i would stay on. Clean ok does the job mixes well with effects. I am happy with my purchase

Anonymous Musician (Jul 4, 2008)

Disappointment

The sound is weak and default amp settings are over done. Even the tuner on mine doesn't work properly. I'm a Huge Line 6 fan, but this one really doesn't cut it. The VOX DA5 is a far better sounding amp, with many more features and ways to tweak your tone. What a shame but this is going back and not going to be an addition to my Line 6 collection.

flaeke from Lincoln NE (Jul 10, 2008)

The new DA5 Digital Amplifier from Vox delivers high-quality guitar tone in a portable, compact and affordable package. In addition to heavy good looks, the 5-watt DA5 boasts some killer digital sounds, like 11 distinctive sound styles, 11 high-quality built-in effects, a super-easy knob-based control panel, and more. Plus, the versatile DA5 offers battery power making it the best sounding, most versatile, truly portable guitar amp.

Includes AC adapter.

Vox DA5 Portable Battery-Powered Guitar Combo Amplifier (5 Watts, 1×6.5 in.) Features…

Number of Styles: 11

Number of Effects: 11 plus noise reduction

Signal Processing: 24-bit (both A/D and D/A conversion), 44.1 kHz sampling frequency

Input and Output Jacks: INPUT, AUX IN, MIC INPUT, LINE/PHONE

Power Amp Output: Maximum 5W RMS @ 8 ohms

Speaker: 1 x 6.5 inch, VOX original (8 ohm)

Power Supply: Six C batteries or the included AC adapter

Current Consumption: 390 mA

Dimensions: 10.51 x 7.05 x 10.51 inches (W x D x H)

Weight: 7.72 lbs.

Buy Vox DA5 Portable Battery-Powered Guitar Combo Amplifier (5 Watts, 1×6.5 in.)

Beware The Power Adaptor!!

Like all devices with a wall wart and a small power jack on the back, the jack is prone to breakage! (The same thing happened to my old laptop… maybe it's just me!) Also, there is a digital ringing sound at high distortion, as with all modeling amps. Otherwise, phenomenal amp. So great that I might replace my broken one with another!

Jesse from NH (Dec 26, 2008)

"For the money, it's the best buskers amp you can get."

Practical addition – I'm a Marshall man but this thing honks

Absolutely!!!

I've only had it for two days so I couldn't say yet, but so far I like what I see. I treat my stuff very carefully so it will last for 20 years.

Not applicable.

a customer from adult-education.ca (5/17/2006)