Fender 68 Custom Vibro Champ Reverb - Colemans Music

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The question is will Nick buy it? The brand new 68 Custom Vicro Champ amp from Fender is everything awesome about Fender Amplifiers in a very small package.
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11 авг 2021

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Комментарии : 28

@Dang... 2 года назад

Fender fixed the limitations of the VibroChamp with this version. 10" speaker+reverb=bliss. Outstanding amp.

@TylerCochran20 2 года назад

Just picked one up and I love it. So versatile considering you can use the entire volume range without blowing the walls off the place.

@cranbournemusiconline 2 года назад

Pretty damn wonderful hey!

@vovagreen7414 Год назад

@@cranbournemusiconline приятный усилитель...мечтаю о таком! а что...если поставить в него динамик получше!? и если согласны...то тогда какой!?🙂🙂🙂

@larschristophersen4497 2 года назад

Pro tip: If you have a singlecoil guitar there´s a way to EQ this excellent amp to sound even more like an old school Vibro Champ. Set bass and treble to a minimum = "1", volume between "5" and "8". Voilá!

@Dang... 2 года назад

Same for humbuckers too. Instant old school VC tone.

@ercolepaulcolella58 2 месяца назад

Just tried those settings on my '68 drip edge blackline VChamp ... thanks for the tip!

@MoreThan_Bob1776 2 года назад

That was brilliant 👏 🚬🥃🎚📻🎵🧲👍

@MrEddie-gf3yg 2 года назад

Respect, using a Heritage H-535 for this demo!

@intensedad2827 2 года назад

Amazing review! Could I use the champ with an 8 ohm attenuator/cab sim? I usually use a torpedo captor X 8 Ohm for my Marshalls & I‘d love to try out the champ with it.

@RussC123 2 года назад

Great demo! Considering this is a low powered amp (and you eluded to the nasally champ sound) how full sounding is it there in the room, compared to, say, a Princeton Reverb? Or does this sound significantly more nasally/boxy than the Princeton?

@cranbournemusiconline 2 года назад

Hey! It does sound significantly more boxy/nasally than a standard 65RI Princeton. But that’s kind of the charm of it. On the neck pickup of a humbucker guitar it doesn’t flub out and it has that lovely vintage woody character for lighter playing styles. If you’re using it for rock it’s a super tight dirty tone that actually sounds amazing recorded, especially when double tracked with a slightly different tone.