JJ = Slovak republic!

@@DMSProduktions Yes - we know ;-)

@@stevejones4618 LOVED your work in the Pistols! \m/

@@DMSProduktions Weirdly I'm a touring guitar tech and looked after him for a short while. I was Jonesy Junior 😉

@@stevejones4618 Hahah COOL! I saw the Pistols in '96 in Melbourne on the Filthy Lucre tour! Was rockin'! \m/

I will pass on your much appreciated comments to Brent ...... Thank you.... Mark T X ♥️ / Unofficial BHB X ❤️

and probably the last one outside of china and russia producing them..

@@CellaDorrn Sadly pretty much true

Actually cheaper. 250eur including shipping in all europe and tax, that would be 267.50 USD. I dont think you can buy it for 250 in the US

The "more money" variant is the Hartwood Interceptor 30. Same amp again, but with a black faceplate, plywood case, 😂removeable mains cable, and Vintage 30 speaker. So you arguably get more for your money.

Thank you for your questions ...... I asked Brent if he could remember as the video was made so long ago...... unfortunately he can't remember but thank you for taking the time to watch .......... Mark T X ♥️ / Unofficial BHB X ❤️

I owned this amp for 2 years and a half and despite its tube design it doesn't sound that good. Well my guess is that everything sounds right on the paper but due to cheap components it lacks tonal qualities. It may partly justify the low price. I remember on mine the cabinet was made of the cheapest "plywood" available, the cabinet was producing weird noises depending on the volume level. Otherwise it's a good practice amp for beginning or for bedroom playing but in comparison my old solid state 80s Peavey Backstage Plus is built to last.

​@bikespages1897 The budget quality of the electronic components might or might not be responsible for the sound of the amp, more likely it's the circuit itself that is the reason for the sound. Things like amount of negative feedback, biasing of the tubes, and how much filter capacitance the power supply has all matter. Many budget tube amps don't sound like vintage amps because in spite of having tubes the circuit is just quite different than vintage ones. Amps like say the Fender Hot Rod series (which are a lot more expensive than this amp) just don't sound like a 1950s or 1960s Fender amp because the circuit is simply quite different resulting in an amp that tends towards even harder and brighter sounding on the cleans and a modern hard harsh on the overdriven sounds. Unfortunately even small tube amps that are built like vintage ones are quite expensive. On the other hand these modern budget amps can make ok clean pedal platforms allowing you to get pretty decent sounds if you know what you are doing but tone machines they are not.

Copy of Laney Cub 12.

Its so ugly and doesnt go well with the amp color

@@mistopraro666 The mirror makes it hard to read the lettering/numbering for the knobs.

If you were going to gig with the amp I would agree. However nobody's going to gig with this so it makes no difference

@@bricebowlin8834 unless the person using the amp has bad vision.

@@bricebowlin8834i have. Needed micing up, but did well.

Exactly!

Monorail!

HI...... I have Googled your question and it would seem that it does ...... Thank you for watching and enquiring ..... Mark T X ♥️ / Unofficial BHB X ❤️