It's essentially two 1x12 amps in one case, all independent controls and what not. Ideally I suppose I'd get the vR6000 but they seem near impossible to find,I don't think they were ever officially sold in the states. All three of thoes have the stereo send/return set up. That's why I was also looking at the Ampeg 140C and Yamaha VR4000/VR6000 amps. I did run a setereo set up a long time ago but it was using two Pignose 7-100's. body fretboard: Jatoba fretboard / White dot inlay fret: Jumbo frets number of frets: 24. I'm still some what new to the whole stereo thing. Buy Dean Markley blue steel guitar in Singapore,Singapore. I supposed you could use a Y-cable right? Don't how how that would sound or affect the tone if at all. Now maybe there is a trick I don't know about to split the mono send and if there is I'd love to know. I've looked into the Jazz Chorus amps and although I do like them every one I've found has a mono send and stereo returns. The rear output is conection with 2 Stereo jack 6.35 mono.
Dlivre power indicated by the manufacturer is 80 watts Stros. I do want to stay under the $300 mark though price wise. The Dean Markley DMC 80 is a transistor amp. The second and some what more important reason is that it has a stereo FX loop. Well the reason for the Dean Markley I guess is two fold, they are cheap I can pretty easiley find one for under $100 and from all the reviews and even the youtube demo, it's a pretty nice sounding amp. Maybe I'm not looking right but I haven't been able to find many that have a stereo effects loop. Pionero en el mundo de las cuerdas y accesorios de guitarra, Markley comenzó su trayectoria como propietario de una tienda de música. I'm open to other suggestions if anyone has one. The only other amps I've been thinking of are the Ampeg 140C and Fender Princeton Chorus which I believe also has a stereo effects loop. I like the compact aspect of it and the simplicity of the controls. Supposedly you can get 240 different possible combinations, sort of similar to the Peavey VMT amps.Īnd here the only youtube video I could find of it.įrom the video it sounds pretty darn nice. One unique feature though on the amp is a set of DIP switches on the back to tailor the on board gain. I'm only concerned with the clean tone really as I tend to use pedals for any kind of dirt, which I don't use much of anyways. They seem to go really cheap and I'm not sure if it's because no one knows about them or because they are junk. All the reviews I've read are pretty glowing. There doesn't seem to be a lot of info on them, either the DMC80 or DMC40.
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The Dean Markley DMC series amp has caught my eye and was curious of anyone here has ever used or played through one. I suppose they just couldn't compete with the bigger, more popular manufactures.Īny other TGPers have experience with these? It would be cool to see your rig or hear your thoughts about them.I'm toying with the idea of picking up a stereo amp, specifically one with a a stereo effects loop. Smith, Alex Lifeson, and even Eric Clapton have all been confirmed DM users but the line never went anywhere. I did a search on Harmony Central's product review database and everyone whose owned one has absolutely loved it. The speaker was made by Celestion for Dean Markley, I think it was called a Magnum or something similar. They're so cheap it would have been a viable option. Maybe I could/should have bought another one. I could easily find great sounds, but switching to the other channel forced me to constantly twiddle knobs. Dean Markley Micro Amp 1000T (Clear) - Clear Blue 29.99 17 price drop 24.99 Used Mint Add to Cart Dean Markley K-20 1x8' Guitar Practice Combo Amplifier 59 Used Good Add to Cart Dean Markley GT-1000 Personal 3-Watt Micro Guitar Amplifier w/ Belt Clip 24. The only reason I didn't hang on to it was that darned shared EQ. The distortion was incredibly flexible and could go from an excellent blues crunch to some metal territory. The clean channel was absolutely beautiful, it ran on 2 6L6's and sounded like my older Hot Rod Deville.
I've only owned one, a 2 channel monster call the the CD 60, but it was amazing! I sold it looking for something better and still regret it. beach-bum Paul Trynka warms to Deans latest valve amp Some people might greet the arrival of another American dual-channel valve combo with an ill-suppressed sigh of boredom, but Im still looking for the perfect one. I thought to myself: Someone needs to let people here know about Dean Markley's amazing line of tube amps from the 80's. Dean Markley CD60 Combo AmpCheck by Paul Trynka Sun, sea and sand-coloured sophistication. Fellow TGPers- I searched Dean Markley the other day here and all I could find were posts about guitar strings.
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