Dave Lewis
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Has anyone on hear heard or tried them yet ?
Right up there with "low wattage HIWATT".Gilmour living room rig.
I'm no snob , I have 3 or 4 ss amps too.I was wondering how long it would take a valve amp snob to appear
What are the tones like? I saw some videos demonstrating it's clean tone which I thought sounded nice. I didn't really understand what the overdrive would be like. I was looking at them around the time they had that 420 edition.Let's be honest. Nothing sounds like a dimed DR103 except a dimed DR103. Have not tried the Leeds models, but I dig my lil Hi-5, 420 edition.
Pretty straightforward 2 channel amp, it's only 5 watts so you're gonna have some limitations, but its a perfect bedroom amp. Cleans are passable, it's definitely EQ'd to cut through a mix - I've got the bass cranked and the treble back around 11:00. It's not Fender Deluxe bloom, but decent cleans nonetheless. The drive channel seems to be what they made it for. Even though it's little, I would classify it as a hi gain amp. I'm definitely not a hi gain guy, so I keep it rolled back to around 10:00 and get a nice stoner rock / dirty blues drive sound, and hit the front end with a boost pedal for solos.What are the tones like? I saw some videos demonstrating it's clean tone which I thought sounded nice. I didn't really understand what the overdrive would be like. I was looking at them around the time they had that 420 edition.
Dig the looks, of course - how do they sound, and how much volume is there on tap?I’ve got both .
I had the 50 on pre order for a few weeks before it arrived a few weeks ago and grabbed the 25 last week .
Believe it or not both are really good heads.
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I gave the Leeds 25 Reverb a play through during a brake in the cricket earlier through a 2 X 12” Celestion vintage 30 cabinet .Dig the looks, of course - how do they sound, and how much volume is there on tap?
I love nice solid state amps, but the good ones usually come from the second half of the 1970's.
This is a lot of Head for £129.00