The MP sounds great but you are not being fair in your comparison. The only fair comparison is to hear both amps open back and or both amps closed back always through the same speakers. I don't care how great an amp is designed, speakers make or break the sale. My 2 cents.
The Twin sounded honky, the MP was more refined and complex, obviously the nicer sounding amp. Plus that is the Fender's only sound, the MP can sound like 50 other amps as well as the originals if not better. I played one of these at NAMM this year and it owned every other amp i heard.
The MP sounds great but you are not being fair in your comparison. The only fair comparison is to hear both amps open back and or both amps closed back always through the same speakers. I don't care how great an amp is designed, speakers make or break the sale. My 2 cents.
roknroll3 1 year ago
The Twin sounded honky, the MP was more refined and complex, obviously the nicer sounding amp. Plus that is the Fender's only sound, the MP can sound like 50 other amps as well as the originals if not better. I played one of these at NAMM this year and it owned every other amp i heard.
SuperAnalogue1 1 year ago
Great amps VERY VERY Badly recorded!!
666patrickbateman666 2 years ago
What are the settings you are using on the MP?
Mferch 3 years ago
Normal input
Focus on far left position (open mids)
Volume: 1 o'clock
Bass: 10 o'clock
Middle: 9 o'clock
Treble: 11 o'clock
Tone Balance: 12 o'clock
Presence: 1 o'clock
Boost on at: 4 o'clock
Master Volume: 2 o'clock
harrikka 3 years ago
The Twin kick it's ass. Similar, but no match.
Priole2000 3 years ago 6
yeah......
more gravy please
twirlyboggs 3 years ago
crazy killer tone !!!
great!!!
yongis 4 years ago 3