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acoustic356
PostPosted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 5:13 am 
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This amp is as fun to record with as the Tech21 Trademark 60!

35 watts in the size of a lunchbox, clean, crunchy or overdriven... this is a solid amp.



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RZ
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Thanks for sharing. Sounds like a nice unit.

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Pretty cool. I like the clean and slightly dirty tones, and much prefer the direct sounds through the monitors. Not a big fan of the full distortion tones, but that may be the single coil pickups. Thanks.

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