Great Combo Comparison

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lustycourtier

Very interesting.

Dominic

Fender or perhaps the Divided by 13 for me but I thought the little Roland Blues cube was punching far above it's weight and doing a great job of it 

ThePrettyDamned

Those bassbreakers fit into the market really nicely, and sound really good in that clip.

gordiji

I thought the bassbreaker & cube both sounded good too. The Dr Z & AD30 both sounding horrid. Basically it's not worth much as a clip as the way the amps are eq'd could change the results meaningfully. Also you've got them flat out so sometimes 15w amps are running against 50w. Add to that for example that some of them are swithchers but we get no idea of the cleans flat out, the ENGL screamer for instance has an excellent clean channel all the way up.
Summing up, entertaining but meaningless ! 

ICBM

The Dr. Z sounds awful.

I'm not keen on the Bugera, the Koch, the Engl or the Peavey, and if you'd told me there was one solid-state amp hiding in there among a lot of valve amps, I would have picked one of those as it, instead of the Roland.

I liked the Supro best, the 3 Monkeys, and the Fender I think in that order, and probably an honourable fourth to the Roland.

The Orange sounds good to me - for a very specific sound, that early-70s T.Rex to Status Quo tone. But not the most versatile sound… and not one I have a great deal of use for.

The Marshall sounded very ordinary for such an expensive amp.

Can't quite make up my mind about the Vox.

RandallFlagg

My preference was the 3 Monkeys by some way

hywelg

The DrZ is not a current amp. No idea why they included it, should have been the Maz.

Altogether pointless including it.

Moss

I liked the Supro most - the 3 Monkeys was pretty good too

Might have to try a Blues Cube - they sound great for the money

Nerine

I thought the Bassbreaker sounded good, there. Only listening on my phone though.

Winny_Pooh

The cube was the biggest surprise for me. No big conclutions drawn as close micing positions can radically change the tone and "fizz" depending where you place it.

cmatthes

I also liked the 3 Monkeys best all around in this test with good headphones.  The Supro was pretty close as well, but the Monkey gets the banana here for me.  The Fender was better than I expected too, by the way.

shaunm

Supro, 3 Monkeys and Roland were the only three I thought sounded good. 

Dr Z, I just don't get them. I've played a few and think that they are incredibly average sounding amps yet they seem to be so well thought of. Perhaps I have cloth ears.

Arktik83

I've owned a V22 and the OD channel is shocking, sounds like the kind of "metal" sound you'd get from a solid state starter pack amp from Argos.  The clean channel sounds pretty decent though and put a nice OD pedal in front of it and you're in a much better world sonically.  

This video has got me Gasing for a Blues Cube Stage again...

ourmaninthenorth

Much prefer his work with vintage Marshall's.

I personally wouldn't give house room to a single one of the amps featured.