KHINGPYNN
08-09-2008, 05:37 PM
I used the Blackheart Little Giant head thru my Koch Multitone 100 2x12 ( Koch as spkr cab ).
On the 3 watt setting I could not crank it and we rehersed with a acoustic double bass kit. In a 10x16 foot sound proof and baffled jam hole.
It's a very dynamic amp... so much so that when I backed off on my picking the amp would drop out of the mix. That made it real nice and easy to lay back during vocal sections of the song and when need be I could easily up the volumn by picking a little harder for sections of the song where the gtrs need to stand out... breakup of the amp was equally and as easily controlled by pick attack as the volumn. Very responsive to gtr volumn roll back too!
Nice clear difined tones with with excellent dynamics... for under $200 this is by far the nicest little amp I've seen... thats why I own one.
I see more Blackheart in my future. I'm definetly going to be checking out a 30 - 50 watt Blackheart.
Craig
On the 3 watt setting I could not crank it and we rehersed with a acoustic double bass kit. In a 10x16 foot sound proof and baffled jam hole.
It's a very dynamic amp... so much so that when I backed off on my picking the amp would drop out of the mix. That made it real nice and easy to lay back during vocal sections of the song and when need be I could easily up the volumn by picking a little harder for sections of the song where the gtrs need to stand out... breakup of the amp was equally and as easily controlled by pick attack as the volumn. Very responsive to gtr volumn roll back too!
Nice clear difined tones with with excellent dynamics... for under $200 this is by far the nicest little amp I've seen... thats why I own one.
I see more Blackheart in my future. I'm definetly going to be checking out a 30 - 50 watt Blackheart.
Craig