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Hi Jon, think you have this wrong. Super Champ is more a Mustang with valves. Mustangs certainly have modelling but pretty sure are a solid state amp?
You are missing the three I chose from! Blackstar HT5 with reverb, often reckoned the best value versatile tube amp. Has voicing switch between US Mesa and UK Marshall flavour to sound. Also included foot switch to move between clean and drive channels. Add in cabinet simulation output for recording and mo3 input plus cabinet outs and its quite a spec and sound.
The Marshall SL5, Slash signature model. This hadn't quite come out when I bought and had less scope to sounds. But for the Marshall Uk sound, probably best you can get.
I was waiting for a Fender GDec 4, but they discontinued the three and decided not to replace. I had bought Hendrix GDec songbook with accompanied SD card that dials in the correct tones and includes backing and example tracks. Similar unit to the Spider Jam.
As you know, I'm part of the Blackstar buyers within out RS group, and bought the special edition HT5 as did Nik and Bilbo with two by ten speakers instead of standard twelve inch. Really because I wanted the cream cabinet! Worth having a listen if the shops you go to have one.
I have played briefly through a Superchamp original and the DT25. The fender is lovely on clean tones and if you just want a Fender sound this would be great. The DT25 amazed me, but then I do have a Variax and also had the 500X attached although I didn't use affects as was concentrating on the Variax demo, but another guitarist got some fantastic different sounds from it. |
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