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I just returned home form the LA Amp Show and had to rave about Mitch's new amp. It was by far and away the most expressive and right-hand dynamic amp I played at the show.
The 2-channel 50w head and 112 cab were just so musical and gig-ready useful. I love the idea of the channels sounding very similar, yet being able to add different levels of dirt and types of boost on the Drive channel. The first being a 'full-range' boost, and the second more of a 'mid' boost. Both can be combined as well.
Many two channel amps I've owned in the past had two distinct channels with different EQ shapes and tone. They sounded great at home, but I have struggled at gigs to "stay in the mix" when switching channels. If they are TOO dissimilar, one of the channels gets lost in the mix.
It was also refreshing to play a 6L6 driven amp again. So many EL84 and 6V6 amps in my quiver, I had forgotten the love of big bottles!
I'm sure we'll be hearing a lot of great tracks and gigs played on this amp. It is quite inspiring, indeed.
Congrats Mitch (and Jim!)
The 2-channel 50w head and 112 cab were just so musical and gig-ready useful. I love the idea of the channels sounding very similar, yet being able to add different levels of dirt and types of boost on the Drive channel. The first being a 'full-range' boost, and the second more of a 'mid' boost. Both can be combined as well.
Many two channel amps I've owned in the past had two distinct channels with different EQ shapes and tone. They sounded great at home, but I have struggled at gigs to "stay in the mix" when switching channels. If they are TOO dissimilar, one of the channels gets lost in the mix.
It was also refreshing to play a 6L6 driven amp again. So many EL84 and 6V6 amps in my quiver, I had forgotten the love of big bottles!
I'm sure we'll be hearing a lot of great tracks and gigs played on this amp. It is quite inspiring, indeed.
Congrats Mitch (and Jim!)