You and John sure did design a killer rig!Cool man, glad you are happy! Take that bad boy out and gig it!
I never end up loving both of the gain channels, but this amp is totally different! I think channel 2 really gets that plexi tone and channel 3 is a perfect high gain tone, even with the shared EQ. Love it!
Thanks Carl! This amp gets every tone i want, which i dont think has ever really happened to me before with other amps.
The stock creamback g12h.
Sounds good!
Getting a great tone at any volume is what I love about this amp maybe the most. I have never had an amp with an effects loop, so controlling my volume with the return level was new to me. I was blown away. That crappy clip I posted above with my phone was at speaking volumes. You can hear the acoustic sound of the strings as I play them! It can definitely get ear shattering loud but it can also play very quietly and still sound good. That would be the last concern I would have with the PT-100. I think better concerns would be if you want a channel switching amp? Do you want to deal with an effects loop? For me, I did not have a channel switching amp or one with an effects loop. All my other amps are vintage or clones of vintage amps. I thought the PT-100 would be a great addition to my lineup and I was right. I play in a few different groups that all do different styles. For the blues band, I play my JTM45 or BF Bassman, for the Tom Petty Tribute band I play my Princeton and tweed deluxe. For the cover band that plays Prince, Zeppelin, Rob Zombie, Maroon 5, Dusty Springfield, Rick Springfield, etc,.. It's the PT-100 all the way. My pedalboard used to have 4 different overdrive pedals on it. With the PT-100,.. I only have 1 and it is only used as a light drive for channel 1.
I agree with Carl. You can dial the volume way back and get down to bedroom levels. The volumes on this amp have a gradual taper, so it does jump up to real loud quickly.
