List Price : $39.95 Price : $29.99
Dean Markley GT1000 D Markley Micro Amp Bk
List Price : $39.95 Price : $29.99
Product Description
Blasting overdrive sounds like a micro wall of amps. Ported cab, 3W peak power, distortion switch, volume and tone controls, headphone jack, LED power indicator, and DC adapter jack make it loads of fun.
- Fantastic Overdrive tone
- High Efficiency 3" speaker
- Ported Cabinet
- 3 watts peak power
- Distortion switch
Dean Markley GT1000 D Markley Micro Amp Bk Reviews
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful: 
Cheap, low quality amp! Not impressive., December 26, 2006 By CQ DX (Ohio, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Dean Markley GT1000 D Markley Micro Amp Bk (Electronics) Of course I realize this tiny battery powered (9V) amp will not give you the sound of more expensive, larger amps like tubed Marshalls or Hi-Watts, but this thing falls way short in several respects which make this an average to below-average value. Mainly, the volume control is not as linear as it should be. When attempting to turn this thing way down (for when you want to practice quietly) it turns the volume off completely at a level that is not as low as it should go. Secondly, the OD 'overdrive' position is a joke. The distorted tone (if that's what you want to call it) sounds muddy and as if you're playing into a cheap , low quality stereo with NO fuzz or distortion. You would at least expect a fuller, more natural and beefier sounding distortion tone emanating from this unit. The positives are that it does have a headphone jack, and external power supply jack, and a decent tone when playing into it without the OD switch on. Considering, most places charge about 30 bills... Read more
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| 3 of 4 people found the following review helpful: Cheap, low quality amp! Not impressive., By CQ DX (Ohio, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Dean Markley GT1000 D Markley Micro Amp Bk (Electronics) Of course I realize this tiny battery powered (9V) amp will not give you the sound of more expensive, larger amps like tubed Marshalls or Hi-Watts, but this thing falls way short in several respects which make this an average to below-average value. Mainly, the volume control is not as linear as it should be. When attempting to turn this thing way down (for when you want to practice quietly) it turns the volume off completely at a level that is not as low as it should go. Secondly, the OD 'overdrive' position is a joke. The distorted tone (if that's what you want to call it) sounds muddy and as if you're playing into a cheap , low quality stereo with NO fuzz or distortion. You would at least expect a fuller, more natural and beefier sounding distortion tone emanating from this unit. The positives are that it does have a headphone jack, and external power supply jack, and a decent tone when playing into it without the OD switch on. Considering, most places charge about 30 bills... Read more |
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