I truly believe your capabilities will make any amp sound remarkable, I love your channel 👌👌

They all sound great in your hands. Excellent playing!

Just when I was going to give up my teles, your vids popped up and gave me new inspiration!!! Thank you for your playing!!!

Really enjoyed your playing and the review ! Thank you for sharing ! New subscriber !

Great Job Man Thankyou Peavey.it's Wonderful Sound.❤❤❤❤❤

Great sound!

I had the older 15W Cube (which I loved) and then the newer Cube like yours- It had a noticeable hiss that I couldn’t dial out, not what I wanted for low volume practice, so I sold it on. The Henriksen Bud 6 has none of the hiss, and it handles everything I plug into it. Teles especially.

The Roland Cube and the Peavey both sound terrific. Especially for the price!

Jamie, the best amp for a Jazz tone for your Telecaster seems to be any amp that you plug your Telecaster into. 👍

Roland Jazz Chorus or a Quilter for solid state amps doing Jazz tones. Fender Princeton, Super Reverb, Vibrolux or a Twin Reverb for Tube Jazz tones.

They do all sound good. A bit less low end on the Roland, but it sounds mellow and focused, definitely useable imo. Thanks! I have a Quilter 101, going through a Cannabis Rex 12" speaker. Gives a great clean tone. And super light. Thumbs up on the alnico 2 pickup also. Love those!

Great to hear Louis Stewart getting a mention. He was a fine player.

...and it's very light to carry!

Excellent video - very refreshing to hear clean sounds only. As a jazz player myself, I'm pretty fed up with all the other amp and guitar reviews having almost exclusively distorted/overdriven sounds. I wonder what you feel about the Supro Delta King 12? It's a lightweight tube amp with great clean sounds. Thanks again for a great review, I love your guitar tone and your playing.

I own many jazz amps, but my preferred for home use is definitely my Kustom 12 A. Try it!

I love the sound of my Vox Clubman 60 with my Jet telecaster (as well as with my archtop, for which it is designed). The reverb's not bad too!

Best clean sound I personally ever heard out of a solid state amp was a Blues Cube Hot that I owned. That being said, l have not had the pleasure of trying a Quilter or Henriksen as yet.

I enjoy your playing. On KZfaq, all the amps sounded very similar and usable, clean and balanced, but a little stiff, like solid state amps tend to be. In my 60 years of playing just about every kind of amp you can imagine, my personal favorite is the Fender Princeton Reverb. I hope you will try one, I bet you would love it. . . . . . . .

I have two cube amps they are good, the Katana 50 is a little better has more sensitivity and when you dig in it acts more like a valve. It really does have a lot to do with how you set the amp up and your technique. Reasonable gear and the rest is your ears and your hands.

Mostly a Jazz listener here - I thought the first, small 8” amp sounded the best. Most reminiscent of old recordings or live footage where every note is clear as a bell with a hint of aggression. Not so much of that distracting woof down there.

Used a Roland Bolt 60W for years in a "Swingband" ... couldn't afford the Jazz Chorus 120W!

Would like you to play through a Fender Champ, with your Tele!!!!

I think they all sound good for Jazz. Especially with your exquisite playing. I had however huge problems to get a decent Jazz tone out of my Polytone Mini Brute I. The treble is ear piercing. I have to roll it back to almost 0 and the bass up to 8. If I add middle it sounds even worse. I use the dark channel. To get a decent tone I also roll back the treble on the guitar to around 8. My Cube 60 however sound brilliant; and warmer than the Polytone. . But here also I have to get the treble down quite far.

What will be the settings on tat Cube-amp? And on the guitar?

Jamie, I'm a beginner. Well, I can play a little bit, but not anything close to jazz. I can't tell a huge difference between the amps, I'm sure due to my inexperience. I'm upgrading from a nylon string. Would you recommend getting an expensive (for me) guitar and a smaller amp, or a cheaper guitar and nicer amp? If I go for an expensive guitar, I'm thinking of getting a road worn telecaster, I love the look and feel. But if I get a cheaper guitar, I'll probably get a Squier telecaster. Thank you for any advice you might have.

I bought a Polytone Mini-Brute just yesterday.

Roland Micro Amp's still sound great.

Are the strings flatwounds?

Henriksen Bud 100%

Aw. I was looking forward to the MusicMan that you showed in the thumbnail photo.

Have you checked out any of the Quilter amps?

Interested in Fender Acoustic Amps?

What strings are you using. Great video!

Don’t laugh but I can get some great sounds out of a humble Behringer HA-40R. It is a solid state 40w with a 10 inch speaker and real spring reverb. I can get different flavours using either the clean or overdrive (gain set very low) channels. It is about £80.

Polytone nailed it!

Quilter is worth the money.

Henricksen is by far the best jazz amp today

I like the micro cube better plus it has more quality sounds they quit making the first 2 generations so you can find them cheap . Great for practice and recording. Little small for stage but you could mike it and have zero noise running batteries. I have a deal against peavey they burned me on a guitar in 90s and then the owner made a deal with everyone right well when they came into work on Monday morning there’s a letter on the door telling sorry even though I just told everybody on TV that you were getting a raise and I was actually going to take care of my employees im firing everyone and selling my name to a china company this is after he got into a fight with Eddie van halen see Eddie figured out his deal and walked away from peavey and he claimed Eddie was hard to deal with but we all no peavey was a crook so that amp would have to sound like angels singing for me to touch it also parts for them are bad and break I’ve known people who fixed them only to last a week or so before they were on fire smoking again

First try a Henriksen, Mark World or a Milkman amp! Before you make a decision?!

Polytone is the best from others.

Mambo 10 wedge mate?

I find that almost any amp sounds good at low volume for jazz. The real test is when you have to turn up at a gig and then the harshness comes out.

Genuine naive question-why is good jazz guitar tone considered to be so dark? I’m not into a clean bridge brittle tone- I get it that is really bright and grating-but why isn’t a nice warm neck single coil with some healthy midrange considered to be a good tone? Is it because that’s what jazz guitarists sounded like in the 40s-60s and that is ‘standardized’?

Hard body sleeper believe it or not bruno mars will blo your hands and mind away warning! Don’t touch it or you’ll be dreaming about it i now have to rearrange everything to make the deal . That compound radius is perfect Ive never played a fender i had to own but these new necks ate game changers

… I think, … skills are much over hardware !

hope one day Roland release a jazz cube combo.

peavey classic and valveking also killing amps