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moosers
Publié le 06/09/09 à 18:18
(contenu en anglais)
(contenu en anglais)
The Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket is a tube guitar combo amp that has two channels. It delivers 50 watts of power and as the name states it has two 12" speakers. It has two 1/4 inch inputs for your instrument as well as line in and line out connections. It has parameters for treble, middle, and bass, as well as gain, reverb, and volume. The tube configuration is pretty basic as it has two 6L6s and three 12AX7s.
UTILIZATION
Using the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket isn't hard at all as the make up is pretty basic as far as combo amps go and those with any experience with other combo amps of this nature won't have any trouble deciphering what is going on here. Everything is laid out nicely and I've never had any problems getting it to do what I want it to do. I haven't seen a manual for the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket so I can't say how helpful it would be or not.
SOUNDS
The sound quality of the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket is pretty top notch. It has a really fat and warm sound that you would expect from a tube amp and I'm really a big fan of that type of sound. It sounds great for both lead and rhythm guitars as well as clean or with some drive. I usually use it with a Fender Strat or a Gibson SG for recording and these both sound great through it in their own ways. I don't usually use effects with this amp as I find that the reverb and gain are enough for me most of the time.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket for about a year or so for recording at the studio that I work at and it is really a great sounding amp. While I've only used it for recording, it is more than suitable for live shows as well as it isn't too hard to bring around but of course packs a big punch. When I think of Ampeg I of course think of bass guitar amps, but this is a fabulous guitar amp that rivals some of the best out there. If you are looking for a great tube amp, the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket is definitely one of them, but you will have to get one used as they no longer make these.
UTILIZATION
Using the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket isn't hard at all as the make up is pretty basic as far as combo amps go and those with any experience with other combo amps of this nature won't have any trouble deciphering what is going on here. Everything is laid out nicely and I've never had any problems getting it to do what I want it to do. I haven't seen a manual for the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket so I can't say how helpful it would be or not.
SOUNDS
The sound quality of the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket is pretty top notch. It has a really fat and warm sound that you would expect from a tube amp and I'm really a big fan of that type of sound. It sounds great for both lead and rhythm guitars as well as clean or with some drive. I usually use it with a Fender Strat or a Gibson SG for recording and these both sound great through it in their own ways. I don't usually use effects with this amp as I find that the reverb and gain are enough for me most of the time.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket for about a year or so for recording at the studio that I work at and it is really a great sounding amp. While I've only used it for recording, it is more than suitable for live shows as well as it isn't too hard to bring around but of course packs a big punch. When I think of Ampeg I of course think of bass guitar amps, but this is a fabulous guitar amp that rivals some of the best out there. If you are looking for a great tube amp, the Ampeg R 212 R Reverbrocket is definitely one of them, but you will have to get one used as they no longer make these.