glina

What an amp. Every single setting on this beast is just incredible.
I am now totally ready to sell my 2203.
Will make a bunch of audio and video clips of the amp.
It sounds as beautiful as it looks!
Worth every penny.

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poeman33

I thought "G" stood for guitar...not amp

Congrats anyway.

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lucidspoon

Maybe he means for "Goodness"?

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glina

haha, I always thought it stands for gear

poeman33

ahhh...never thought of that

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glina

and here goes a simple sound clip:

keef1367

Sounds great dude
I must say that I thought it stood for guitar too as NAD is used for new amps

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hbach

Great lil amp!
I think we are waiting for Papus' blessing

glina

I totally got it
...and how do I change the damn thread title?

keef1367

Don't worry buddy we know what ya mean lol
I must say I am loving that little amp and beginning to get GAS for 1 myself

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Orphin

I have one too, and love it as well.
It's so cool that it's so small but sounds like a big beast.
And when you link the channels you almost get a three band EQ as the first channels' tone control acts like a treble, the second channels' tone acts like a mid control and the second channels' volume as a bass dial.

Not the same juicy cleans as the 1974X though (have that one too), but channel linking works better and it's alot tighter for heavier things.

I really recommend getting hold of a Blackburn Mullard ECC83 for V1 though. Now, I have Mullards throughout, but V1 is the one that made the most improvement.
The same goes for the 1974X. A Mullard for V1 and the tremolo improved it vastly.

Papus

Welcome to the brotherhood of 2061x!

I've posted many demos on this forum.
Mine's got the Swank Motee cascade mod and a Master Volume but almost all of my demos are dimed and boosted with a Blackstar HT-Boost.
The best tonal improvement you can make without a soldering iron is to boost the front end - I swear by the Blackstar boost (300v true high tension all-valve boost).

I've blown two output transformers - the stock OT is weak.
Replaced it with a much beefier unit and now the amp growls and punches in the low end.

I've metered mine at 112dB through a 4x12.

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glina

yeah, I missed the low end that I had in Jub and think I will be going back to Jub.
OT in 1974 is known for blowing. Same thing with 2061?

Orphin

Pretty much. The OT in my 2061X hasn't blown since I bought it about five years ago or so, but the MT blew exactly on the day, one year after I bought it. Have worked fine since then.

I bought my 1974X used. Got it it really cheap with a blown OT. Bought a new one for $75, £45 or €55.

I'd consider it being worth it to blow a transformer once a year if that's what it takes to have this tone. Seriously.