Great warm tone

I've heard people saying that the overdrive tones are not as good as the clean tone, but I think that's just a matter of taste, I like them too

It now sits square in the realm of my Marshall DSL/Celestion Gold G10 when it comes to being a killer tone machine worthy of my home recording studio

Not much use for any of my many pedals with this amp because better tones are already in the presets and I havent even looked at the fuse software yet

As long as you have the ability to mic this amp, it will deliver outstanding tone and volume for virtually any gigging scenario.

Overall really love this amp,lots of great tones both clean and distorted.

All very useful tones.

Overall, I found the available tones to be excellent.

It now sits square in the realm of my Marshall DSL/Celestion Gold G10 when it comes to being a killer tone machine worthy of my home recording studio

The tone and feel of the tubes (valves) is fantastic

You can turn it way down, keep the warm tone, and practice without bothering anyone else

I'm a meticulous great tone practitioner with my Les Paul and Fender Strat

I replaced the stock speaker with an Eminence Rajun Cajun, which has improved the tone and provided increased volume

I had to trust my ears and my ears loved the tone.

Excellent Build QualityDelicious Tone at Any VolumeVery VersatileGreat for Those in Small Living QuartersPortabilityCons

The tones that come out of the 10" speaker of the Super Champ X2 are very rich and touch-responsive, as you'd expect from a tube amp.

Those are among the options for "Channel 2”; “Channel 1” is supposedly a generic “Blackface” clean tone, presumably averaging the Super Reverb and the Deluxe Reverb of that era, a somewhat boxy, midrange-heavy sound which goes a long way to explaining the heavy bass and treble emphasis built into the tone stack of the Princeton