One Control BJF S66 Amplifier - JayLeonardJ 

Just got my One Control amp and its eveyrthing i dreamed it could be. No more bringing out my twin reverbs anymore.

Man... you made it sound great! I am not near the player are you are, but the tones you got made me feel a lot better about my demo of this amp. The BJF-S66 is great. Nice job as always J.

It’s cool. With a mixture of tube and digital tech for different applications, I think all my tonal needs are being met. Really just here to be entertained by your playing. Great job!

J -soulful playing and super excellent demo

Great demo Jay - impressive little amp! My back says go for the small stuff LOL. This with a small board of pedals and a cab could get you so much tonal versatility. We as musicians have reached a point as to whatever we pick (modelers or tubes and pedals), we really can’t go wrong. It pretty much has become a scenario of what brands do we want to be seen with in our gig bags :-)

I have and play tube, solid state, and digital amps. For banging them up and down the road I actually like the solid state stuff. They are light, durable, economical, and sound pretty decent. I'm glad to see amp companies starting to make good quality solid state gigging amps again. The kind without too many useless knobs switches, effects, and other junk packed into them. Looks like Quilter was on to something and now others are jumping on board.

That is one sweet sounding amp!! Great demo too! Truth be told though, I believe that for me at least, my little class A tube combo is where I need to be. You sure did make that rig sing!

I actually like this amp even more than the different offerings from Quilter. Great demo as always, man

IMHO, everything has its place. Looks great for a fly rig or cramped stage. Personally, i feel better even with a small tube amp. That being said, it's a great sounding unit and i certainly wouldn't complain about using it on a gig if it proved reliable.

I'm a Quilter user. This looks and sounds very cool. These types of amps are killer live.

That thing sounds terrific but I'm happy with what I have now. I just watch these to listen to you play.

Love the videos J! They always want me to get out my guitar (and wallet)

Love your demos. If you need a speaker cabinet anyway which is the size of a combo amp I guess I’d just go with the combo tube amp.

“Super affordable”?!!....great amp, great review, really nice playing as always!

Sounds great!!

Sounds pretty great

Real nice playing, Jay. It's a nice sounding amp, but you brought it up a notch, methinks. Personally, as much as I love my tube amps, the SS/modeling idea gets more attractive all the time. In no small part because they're starting to sound really good. I'm playing a boutique-ish 18-watt Marshall clone. The 2x12 combo cab is a bit heavy. But my bigger issue is getting the sound I want at manageable volumes in the small clubs we play. Just being able to set the master volume(s) to the room without any real changes to my tone ... well, that has great appeal. Thanks for the review.

Best guitar player, the tone. I'm ready to buy one

I have a collection of vintage tube amps that ALWAYS sound good with distortion pedals. My Quilter IB45 and Microblock45 and Strymon Iridium simply do not take distortion/overdrive as well. They are more convenient and very reliable, but that is their weakest point. They sound great clean. The Iridium takes distortion better. This amp sounds better to me. Of course, a gig is the only way to really know. Great demo, love your attitude and playing.

This is a great video. The half cranked, dynamics sounds is what often lacks in most modelling or switched power amps. I don't mind using ss circuits or tube circuits. What lacks in response usually is the power amps working together with the speakers with negagtive flyback into the transformer and so on. When one cranks a Fender Twin in clean mode, the initial attack of the note - i e before the string oscillates and creates a waveform - makes a percussive thump which is "scaring" and exploding burst of both the output tubes and the speaker cone together. Especially when you lean in and whack the low strings hard. There's nothing wrong with these kinds of amps at all, but considering the pace in which companies churns out the latest solid state switched lightwrigth poweramps, and some other includes modelling, they each time hypes it with "now it's even better" or "now or plexi modelling is much better", and so it goes on year after year. Conclusion: these kind of amps are an never ending ever ongoing quest to nail a sound, that is already set with tube amps. I've never ever seen such things with Fender Twins, Marshall Plexis although they changed the innards without us noticing. IRL tube amps are sort of "finished" so to speak, they mostly work on vintage sounds, or high gain metal amps and the total output in Watts instead. All in all I think there's too little focus on the initial attack and punch of the note, as metallists would say "chuggah" as an onomatepoetic reference.

Another great video. 🌶

Great demo.

Fantastic playing

Nice job Jay! Playing is stellar and, as always, so is your explanation. These sound great through a 4X12 cab w/ effects too! (although may defeat the smallness factor....:-)

Got to say that amp sounds good I'm more into sound then tube snobbery and right now I'm playing an inexpensive tube amp but if the price is right I might be feeling a little froggy.

JLJ rules

Sounds great

P.S Seems everything/everywhere is getting smaller and compact, who doesnt love a good tube amp? But at the same time, were all always looking for great tone, no matter where it comes from. I can imagine this, and a couple great pedals will do some justice Thanks Jay

Still on Team Tube Amp, but dang! You make me want to snag a Quilter or something similar like this BJF. Great demo as always, mahalos!

This little amp looks and sounds good. Was intrigued until I found the retail price. Once you add a cab with decent speaker your pushing $1000 or more. Fender should take note though for their new “Tonemaster” series. Add the features that this unit has to go along with the vintage styling.

Nice job JLJ👍. Liked the use of the Silver Bee. I wonder how you feel about it vs a black face, in terms of feel/response? I am interested in this one - light weight vs my tube amps... IF there are no tonal distractions, and levels are usable in a live situation😉. Check out Visual Guy and Hans Johansson demos as well.

Amazing! Do we have a dealer on our West Coast?

I think if you drive this w a tube driven od you could get great results

Any thoughts on this vs the Quilter Tone Block 202?

Great sound! what is the song you are playing at 07:15?

That's a great sounding small amp? 100 watts of power isn't small by any stretch of the imagination though. One Control seems to have a limited web presence though, they should complain to Google, the "unbiased" predictive algorithm's hard at work again apparently. You did a very thorough demo, highlighting a wide range of styles and tones the amp handles well, great job!

I’m curious about using this amp, or one like it, into a recording interface. I’m sure it works but I guess the quality of the cab sim application and end result is what I’m wondering. Did you try that?

Man that sounds great! Is it tube or solid state?

This is driving me crazy, what is the song you are playing at 0:30? I feel like I’ve heard it a million times, but I can’t place it?

Cheers from México....dumb question....but....my cabs are loaded with greenbacks or V30's.........do you think it will sound good on them? thanks!

The clean channel sounds nice but the distortion isn't to my liking - imo overpriced.

So, it's the same price as the Milkman The Amp.

He didn't test the fx loop with a pedal. If he did he would've heard the huge volume boost when you turn the pedal on. If the pedal is off, no boost. Only if you turn on the pedal.

Uhhh......dreaded wall wart! Bad move on an otherwise great idea.