Hey guys, i'm looking for an amp-in-a-box that can get great fender cleans and that also takes pedals well.
I want to use it to record directly with an audio interface.
The only alternative seems to be the Tech 21 Blonde but I was wondering if there are any other alternatives out there or is the Blonde my best bet?
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Re: amps question
I would recommend the Hughes & Kettner Tubemeister. https://www.thomann.de/gb/hugheskettner ... uxe_20.htm
It's a small lunch box amp with an integrated power soak (for natural tube harmonics) and a build in speaker simulator. Almost every sound is possible. Here is a great review. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5yqghJyXbg
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It's a small lunch box amp with an integrated power soak (for natural tube harmonics) and a build in speaker simulator. Almost every sound is possible. Here is a great review. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5yqghJyXbg
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Re: amps question
I have the Milkman Sound The Amp.
It is a 50 watt tube hybrid amp. With volume and gain controls you can dial in very clean sounds as well as distorted sounds.
The owner is a pedal steel player and started by building clean amps with a lot of headroom.
It has an XLR output. I plug it directly into my sound card. It does not require a speaker load.
It is very pedal friendly.
I record a lot of jazz guitar and can dial in a great clean archtop tone. The tracks I have used the Milkman on have been placed on Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, as well as a recent smooth jazz placement on The Young and the Restless.
Here is a review from Premier Guitar:
https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/ ... nd-the-amp
HTH
Chuck
It is a 50 watt tube hybrid amp. With volume and gain controls you can dial in very clean sounds as well as distorted sounds.
The owner is a pedal steel player and started by building clean amps with a lot of headroom.
It has an XLR output. I plug it directly into my sound card. It does not require a speaker load.
It is very pedal friendly.
I record a lot of jazz guitar and can dial in a great clean archtop tone. The tracks I have used the Milkman on have been placed on Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, as well as a recent smooth jazz placement on The Young and the Restless.
Here is a review from Premier Guitar:
https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/ ... nd-the-amp
HTH
Chuck
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