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I'm borrowing this amp from a friend, and I think it's awesome. This is how it sounds.
I'm playing a parts Telecaster with Seymour Duncan Antiquity pickups. No pedals, just straight into the amp. The cab is a standard open back Z cab (not the Z Best) with the Celestion Vintage 30 mic'd. Mics are a Shure SM57 and Rode NT1000. I recorded with Logic Pro, but I did absolutely no EQ or editing of the audio.
Also. The strings are kind of super dead on my tele right now.
I wish the video was a little more in focus, but I tried to zoom in on the knobs so you can see them. From left to right it goes Volume, Bass, Treble. There is also a high/low gain switch next to the input.
The really interesting thing about the EQ on this amp is that when the knobs are at noon, the bass and treble are all the way up. Moving past noon you start increasing the gain of that frequency. I think this is super cool. You should be able to see/hear that effect in the video.
This is an awesome little amp. Thanks for watching!
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