Showing posts with label practice guitar amp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label practice guitar amp. Show all posts

Sunday, November 4, 2012

Fender 25R Frontman Series II 25W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp Texas Red Review

Fender 25R Frontman Series II 25W 1x10 Guitar Combo Amp Texas Red
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I'm not a Fender fan, but this is a great amp. Great clean channel and decent overdrive. This is an amazing deal. It's $10 less than the black model. I can't see my self paying more just for a color. The red isn't bad looking. I can't see myself outgrowing this amp. Way better than any 25w Line6. It sounds pure, not digital. Good for rock but not metal. With the money saved you can buy a decent pedal anyway. Hope this helps.

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Friday, September 28, 2012

Behringer KT108 15-Watt Keyboard Amplifier Review

Behringer  KT108 15-Watt Keyboard Amplifier
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The KT108 serves well as a general purpose amplifier for limited volume situations. I actually bought a second one and I essentially use them as powered speakers for a small Behringer stereo mixer, through which I run a couple mics, electric drums, keyboard, and on occassion acoustic guitar.
For limited volume situations, the KT108s perform pretty well, and seem to produce the sonic range reasonably well. They are not very loud; by way of comparison a 6 watt Line 6 Micro Spider amp produces (a little) more volume than the KT108 running a guitar into it. As you'd expect from a small amp, they are limited in how much air they can move and can only produce so much volume of the deep bass sounds a 76 keyboard can produce without rumbling. However, for my limited volume needs (ie practicing in a townhouse where I don't want to bother the neighbors too much) they are more than up to the job, and do a good job with the drums, organ, vocals and acoustic guitar.


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The ULTRATONE KT108 specializes in clean, powerful sound. With this 15-Watt workhorse in your rig, your keyboards will sound their best gig after gig.

Channel Your Sound The KT108 gives you two channels, each with independent inputs and volume dials. A three-band EQ allows you to shape the overall tone.
Speaker Talk A 20-watt, 8-inch, dual-cone speaker delivers a wide frequency response, meaning your sound will come though nice and clear. The KT108 is excellent for rehearsals or intimate performances.
Where are the Tubes? The TK108 features VTC Virtual Tube Circuitry, delivering the warm, harmonic tone of vacuum tubes from transistors. The simulation of this time-honored vintage technology will add a new dimension of musicality to your sound.
Play Along With its CD player input, your KT108 is the ultimate practice amp, because it couldn't be easier to play along to your favorite music. If you want a little privacy, or don't want to wake the neighbors, just use your headphones.
Rugged Components The electronic components in your ULTRATONE KT108 have been built into a robust metal enclosure for maximum protection. The cabinet is made of high-grade wood covered with durable vinyl. The KT108 will never let you down, even when the going gets tough.
What's in the Box Behringer KT108 15-Watt Keyboard Amplifier, Power Cable, User's Manual

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Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Mini Portable Electric Guitar Practice Amplifier Review

Mini Portable Electric Guitar Practice Amplifier
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I had this mini amp for a while (including an earlier version still in great condition) and I'm happy with them. I bought one and plan to buy more for gifts the price is great. Very convenient. The sound is great. It is built durable. Fits a Strat, Les Paul, ES-335 etc. no problem with model type. The battery (9 volt) lasts a long time. Turn the volume down the sound is clean. Turn the volume up - the sound starts to get raunchy - you know - you get the overdrive/distortion/fuzz - bluesy, metal sound with the touch of your guitar volume knob, really convenient. You get clean and overdrive sound without a sound effect box.
What I love of this ampuplugnplay amp you connect this little amp directly to your guitar input plug - NO GUITAR CORD NEEDED AT ALL! I can move around the house with no problem or sit on my sofa/couch or chair relax and play with ease.
Believe me folks I've never seen a little amp made this way and sound so good. And I'm in my mid 50s and been playing since the early '70s I've seen them all (amps, gadgets and all).
Another thing you don't need one of those Micro Watt small amps to get an overdriven sound (you know turn your amp way up) this little amp does it easy by turning the guitar volume knob up and IT WON'T BOTHER YOUR NEIGHBORS. The sound is not overly loud to get that sound to bother anyone in the house or outside, great.
This is one purchase I made and I have no regrets about it, and if the makers of this amp come up with another improved model - I'm buying one for myself.

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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Fender Frontman 15G Electric Guitar Amplifier Review

Fender Frontman 15G Electric Guitar Amplifier
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Firstly, go [...] there for many reviews.
This amp is a good amp, depending on who you are. If you are a professional or a great player, ignore this amp. Buy a tube amp or something.
If you are a casual player, it will certainly 'work' but you will probably be desiring more. I have had it for 2 years and I have grown out of it.
As a beginner, this amp is perfect. It has enough tone controls for you to experiment, and a headphone jack can make sure you dont distrub your neighbors. The drive button is a little pointless once you start to figure things out, but its fun to play with as a beginner.
So if you are a beginner and this fits your price range, I would recommend it. Its a very good at-home amp, but it isn't quite loud enough for playing with friends. You can play loud enough to hear your guitar well at 'home practice' levels.

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