Blackstar Studio 10 6L6 Combo Amp - BCR Music & Sound Gear Demo 

We really appreciate the feedback. Stay tuned for some more amp demos!

Jake will be making a lot of cameos.

Thank you! I wish we had the time and budget to do all of them like this. We’ll figure it out soon :) I read comments like these and it is very inspiring! Thank you ✌️ - Jarred

Thank you 🙏 We do have them in stock at the moment at www.bcrmusic.com and also in our showroom if it’s relevant to your situation 😉 We appreciate you reaching out!

@@bcrmusicsound I'm in Europe :)

Hit us up, Michael Mike. We have one left in stock. Thank you for checking out the demo, we really appreciate it!

i got a 220v

Hello Adrian! We’ve had more than one Supro Tremoverb in the shop, and yes: it is a very dark, and compressed circuit. It also cuts off treble response about a certain response. Supro designed the circuit this way, and many players LOVE IT! It’s perfect for many styles, but certainly would not be considered transparent. I could understand how some players would demand more range, and sounds like that is where you landed. The Studio 10 6L6 is capable of a much greater range of tones. There is no cut off on the treble response, yet the bottom frequencies remain intact. The relationship between the gain and master volume controls is perfect, and allows you to run the amp nearly fully clean, at full volume. My guess is it is you’d LOVE the Studio 10 6L6! Thank you for reaching out to us :) Jarred

@@bcrmusicsound thank you! Appreciate your response! So it seems like I’ll get a bit of break up at a bedroom level with this? That’s what I need!

Yes, stick with it! Any new speaker will need to be broken in... the sound will loosen and sweeten up over time!

@@ButternoteBackingTracks Thanks brotha! Will do

I put a Celestion Greenback in. Absolute gamechanger

@@MrJeff1801 I actually ended up doing the same thing 👍and the higher you turn the volume the sweeter it sounds

I have this amp and it sounds great with my G&L Legacy Strat. I use the Pyramid Classic round wound pure nickel 10-38 strings. With those it sounds very balanced. With contemporary 10-52 d'Addarios or the like, the low E and A will almost sound like a bass on the neck pup. The amp produces quite strong, harmonic highs, but very warm sounding throughout. With everything set to noon, and the guitar tone rolled off somewhat, you get BB King tone. That's where this amp lives. Though you can get a great variety of tones from it, it's always warm and rich. It makes a strat sound like a strat, but much more substantial in a mix than usual. It reacts extremly dynamic to your playing and your guitars controls, unlike anything you may have experieced if you never played a single ended class A amp before. However, to get distortion significantly beyond point of break-up, you'll need a pedal. The 6L6 power stage valve doesn't distort, unless you play very loud, and even then not very much. The distorsion comes from the pre amp. The volume control really is just that: a volume control. The amp thus sounds nice and bluesy with the gain dimed, the OD on and the volume all the way down just above the point where the amp will refuse to work all together. That makes it a great bedroom practice amp.

@@adrianguggisberg3656 is this OK for small gigs don't need pristine clean ?