Thats cos brents a bellend lol

Same. Have the 15. And have the Friedman BE100 Deluxe. I happily spent $4K on that amp. But don’t know if I would spend $2k on the MT100

​@@ArmchairPolitics2023that's a waste, better stuff out there than Friedmans.

fuckin love my MT15 eh...

1.8k isn't horrible. I paid 1.8k for a Mesa boogie MkV 25.. 🤦🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️

dude he got the amp because sweetwater uses him as a commercial dont be so gullible

@@metalfather8139 Yes, and...? What you fail to realize is that they could have used ANY guitar/amp channels on KZfaq. They chose a limited few to demo the amp. THAT'S the point...get it? That they chose HIS channel and a few others. You're missing the point here dude. Clearly they used him and Fluff, couple others, as their advertising, but to BE CHOSEN is the key here.

@@SolarWarden88 that's not what I fail to realize but you have some growing to do and living

@@metalfather8139 no, it's quite obvious you fail to realize that or you wouldn't have commented. Growing and living? Look in the mirror buddy. You didn't even see the point of the comment... I was giving Kyle a congrats, something he deserves for his work with this channel.

@@SolarWarden88your replying to a msg that was for Kyle not you kid not sure why it was sent to you your feelings are your own I don't care what you have to say or that your responding

are you still happy with it 7 months later?

No he didnt lol

@@RiffsAndBeards congratulations for checking out the competitions reviews 🥳👏

It’ coming . I already read on fluffs channel.

​@@jconner3891will be interesting if they are in the mesa-ish direction voiced

Their cabs are trash

Wait for it!

I was thinking the best comparison for this amp was the TC100. Amazing amp

Likely has a fixed value internally

Dumble I believe.

No reverb

No worries

If I'm in E standard, I generally have all the EQ controls at noon and the clipping set to the far right, output all the way up! It really depends on the guitar and amp though.

Generally, you know I'm going to say I want a residence knob on my amplifier. But on this one, I truly didn't miss it. The low end reacts the way you want it to when you turn it up so I was okay without it

its made in Indonesia and is a PCB board amp, how is the price unreal?

@@thenumber1bobo so only western-made amps fit your standards?

@@TudorAdrian Logical fallacy: straw man. I have nothing against eastern-made amps, but Im also not drinking MT and Paul Smiths koolaid to the point of not being realistic. Here are some 50-100W "western-made" amps that sound a lot better based on the demos Ive heard today, all in the same price-point, give or take 10%: ENGL Fireball 100 Victory Kraken 50 Friedman Runt 50 MB Fillmore 50 Victory RK50 (my personal pick) Marshall 2555X Morgan MVP66 Here are some 50-100W "eastern-made" amps that sound at least as good for far cheaper: Marshall DSL100 Peavey 6505 EVH5150 MkIII Laney Ironheart Blackstar HT100 MkIII and if you dont need 50-100W specifically, the list goes on and on, and if you do, for $200-300 more (which at that point you might as well drop if youre already dropping $2k after tax), youre looking at a whole suite of shit that is a better bang for the buck. The MT15 was priced correctly and is awesome. A+ amp. Made in Indonesia, and not worse off for it because it's priced correctly and rocks. HDRX 20: $799, built in Indonesia. Priced accordingly. Archon 50: $999, basically the same features as the MT100, sans one channel and a couple power tubes, also built in....Indonesia. Priced correctly. So yeah, another $850, almost double the price over the Archon, for one more channel, maybe 10 more dB and some increased headroom (which doesn't matter because the clean channel sounds like shit which makes zero sense because the MT15's was awesome), maybe it'd be worth it if the OD channel wasn't carrying the other two, but even it isnt doing overdrive as well as Friedman or Marshall can at that pricepoint. So no, I dont think this amp as it sits with zero features, pretty meh tone on all channels, and a dull aesthetic and cheap build quality (all of their indo amps are, you cant even argue it) is worth the extra $850 in artist royalties. It's ok to critique; businesses are businesses and they dont always get a release right. Everyone's been waiting years for this and the hype is real, and no one wants to say it, but fuck that; Im disappointed and not ashamed of it. Fix the clean channel and drop it to $1600 and were having a conversation.

@@thenumber1bobohey can you expand on what is wrong with the clean channel? Trying to objectively understand so I can better figure out what’s a “good “ clean channel. My reference to good clean is bludotones HPD and dumble SSS- those tones I really love

@@sid17391 sure man. Let’s start with this review, when homie (Kyle I think?) pulls out the 594 and starts strumming away on the clean channel. No doubt he likes his action low, and normally on hi gain settings you compensate for the lack Of clean sustain with the gain, so you don’t notice. Now, listen to him play those chords. Hear how they sound “dull?” They have no “push;” no chime. The notes die as soon as they’re picked. Even with the master pulled for the channel boost, he has to say something like “put a little life in it” or something to that effect. This is the hallmark of a scooped EQ low gain clean channel, like many fenders. Thats why you hear everyone talk about how you have to crank a twin reverb to get “that sound.” British style cleans don’t usually have this problem because they’re inherently less scooped, and have more mids to “cut,” and usually more gain to sustain. Hotter British style cleans have a bit more bark and “sing.” Mind you these are generalizations but they’re the best I can do to summarize what I mean when I say this amps clean sounds half-assed. On a truly good clean channel, you should be able to do alot of dynamic control of how much breakup you get with the intensity of your pick attack. The MT100, at least in this review, I mean you can hear him picking pretty hard on those chord strums and there’s no chime or sing at all. You can see it all over his face; that he knows he has to scrape the barrel for something to compliment, hence the comment about “I don’t play weak people music.” If you want a good example of what a really good clean sounds like in this context, listen to channel 1 of an Orange AD30 or the clean channel of a TH30. or a JCM800 with the master high and preamp low. Or hell even the MT15 clean channel with the pull-boost sounds pretty awesome.

I always have a noise suppressor on, and the reason I dnt use one in the loop is because I want to accurately show the noise floor of the amp.

@@belligerentamateurInsert foot in mouth…. Mess with the bull you get the horns hahaha thanks for not kissing everyones ass kyle. Your replies are brutally honest.