I play a Les Paul with a JE150 (now the JE200). Because this amp has such a wide frequency span on the EQ, there are certain "best practices" that work really well for OD/distortion pedals with a humbucker equipped axe: (1) body down to 3-4. (2) use hot input and turn volume down to 3, master to taste - , (3) crank depth up to 75% or 3 o'clock (4) turn on expand. (5) Treble at 1 and Bass to taste. This yields a rich OD/distortion - even saturated sounds great. Key is not slamming the preamp.
@BlueRIff63 Thanks for the great comment, very true... it's interesting too see it used so flexibly here in a non-traditional application. It's a real versatile and great-sounding box.
@DMSProduktions These are all-analog circuits... no modeling or other "effects." In the end, they really are a great tonal amplifire, and really versatile. We've used them successfully on a wide range of things from Jazz/Acoustic to Rock. While they are famous for Jazz and Archtops, it's nice to know that the amp has some latitude
What makes you think it is trying to imitate a tube amp? Solid state amps ARE better at many things than the typical tube amp. Some SS amps can be downright better at everything than many tube amps. Even cheap ones.
I play a Les Paul with a JE150 (now the JE200). Because this amp has such a wide frequency span on the EQ, there are certain "best practices" that work really well for OD/distortion pedals with a humbucker equipped axe: (1) body down to 3-4. (2) use hot input and turn volume down to 3, master to taste - , (3) crank depth up to 75% or 3 o'clock (4) turn on expand. (5) Treble at 1 and Bass to taste. This yields a rich OD/distortion - even saturated sounds great. Key is not slamming the preamp.
BlueRIff63 3 months ago
@BlueRIff63 Wow, thanks for the excellent post! Nice to hear from a seasoned user like yourself. The key to this amp is its versatility...
soundpurestudios 3 months ago
I've used this amp at gigs with pedals and it does the job nice. A compressor helps.
BlueRIff63 3 months ago
@BlueRIff63 Thanks for the great comment, very true... it's interesting too see it used so flexibly here in a non-traditional application. It's a real versatile and great-sounding box.
soundpurestudios 3 months ago
sounds like a SS to me xD
pfarina 7 months ago
Good sound for SS. Clean sounds just like a valve amp, O/d not quite so convincing but still nice.
This just a straight transistor style amp or it has some modelling in the circuitry?
DMSProduktions 7 months ago
@DMSProduktions These are all-analog circuits... no modeling or other "effects." In the end, they really are a great tonal amplifire, and really versatile. We've used them successfully on a wide range of things from Jazz/Acoustic to Rock. While they are famous for Jazz and Archtops, it's nice to know that the amp has some latitude
soundpurestudios 3 months ago
@DMSProduktions
What makes you think it is trying to imitate a tube amp? Solid state amps ARE better at many things than the typical tube amp. Some SS amps can be downright better at everything than many tube amps. Even cheap ones.
dfpguitar 1 month ago
@dfpguitar Because they all DO!
DMSProduktions 1 month ago
VERY VERY NICE ! Τhe Evans amps line look (and sound like) they just know how to bring out such a wodreful playing performance .
TheShadow1975100 7 months ago
Nice. Always enjoy watching these videos.
KsFile 7 months ago
@KsFile We really appreciate the support... we will keep pushing to get more and more out there too!
soundpurestudios 3 months ago