Check out the Youtube demo for this pedal at about 0:40
I guess a Milkman amp works for their sound.
Keeley Electronics - Dyno My Roto Tri Chorus Rotary Flange
I think the One watt plus is kind of a souped up Champ circuit. A bit in the tweed realm.
I have a One watt and a Half Pint
Low powered Swart tweed amps are also very good.
Everything in his range is tweed based aside from the solid state hybrid I believe.not so much milkman love here?
Guitar amp tones are very subjective. The Milkman are in the tweed breakup category when turned up. Obviously a 5 watt amp is only so loud. Plenty loud for recording, practicing or using a microphone. I put a 10" Scumnico speaker in the 1 watt. Makes a roar when cranked. Even more with a good fuzz pedal feeding it. The Half Pint has the standard 12" speaker. I like its edge of breakup tone at a reasonable volume.How is the One watt (normal) and half pint volume wise? Nice tweed breakup?
I know this thread is a little older, but I came across it and noticed this post. In my experience with my One Watt Plus and my tweeds, in a side-by-side comparison, I would say the One Watt Plus is nowhere what I'd consider to be a tweed sound. It has a much more rounded, moderately mid-scooped sound to it -- most likely akin to a Fender Blonde or Brownface amp. Don't get me wrong, I understand all tweeds sound different from a treble perspective, but not from a fullness or loose low-end point-of-view. The One Watt plus shares none of those characteristics, unless you really crank the bass knob.Check out the Youtube demo for this pedal at about 0:40
I guess a Milkman amp works for their sound.
Keeley Electronics - Dyno My Roto Tri Chorus Rotary Flange
I think the One watt plus is kind of a souped up Champ circuit. A bit in the tweed realm.
I have a One watt and a Half Pint
Low powered Swart tweed amps are also very good.