I hear ya. Very new gear for sure and no doubt youāll have a great time with that. Congratulations on your new gear.
fwiw, 1st I was gonna get a california tweed 4:40. The wife said no more amps.
2nd she said āwhateverā when I said I was gonna get another amp (whatever is closer to yes than no more amps).
3rd. I decided I wanted a Imperial MkII. So I went and tried one.
4th, I got a '65 princeton reverb reissue.
Price was part of it and as Imperial MkII was near 2 times the prri (2 years ago).
However, I really liked the MkII.
I have found I like tremolo and my biggest disappointment in the MkII was the tremolo. Even when dialed down to nothing, it went tick, tick, tick. Also, fwiw, the deluxe reverb reissue also went tick tick tick.
I landed on the prri due to this tick + both the MkII and deluxe reverb were both 20w +. The princetons 12w seemed like it might be more useful for my home playing.
Anywyas, Iāll be looking real forward to hearing what ya think about this. I sure looks like a good idea. Especially looking fwd. to hear your review of the tremolo and as to whether it goes tick tick.
Also, instead of me going and looking up how it works, can you explain how you plug that in and to what you plug it into? Them back connections at this time baffle me. Stereo sounds like a real win. Do ya need something special to have it be stereo? Iām not even sure what qualifies as to stereo in a guitar amp. I kinda think Iām playing stereo when I plug into 2 amps using a a/b/y switch. But am I. Both āchannelsā are the same input, just different tones via two different amps. So Iām not sure even that is stereo.
Anyways. Looks great! Hoping you have a great time with that.
I canāt wait till I hear what ya think about it and give us a sound demo.
Another question. It donāt look like itās got tubes in it. Does it? Or is it Tone King emulating their own MkII amp like fender does with computing power to emulate itās own amps. ie tone master priceton reverb, bassmen, deluxe reverb etc.
So what are you going to be plugging that into? I only assume ya gotta plug it into something else to make it work. Perhaps Iām wrong?
Turn it up loud and Jam On! Tell us all about it after yaāve tried it out for a bit. And mostly.
Have too much fun!
Congratulation on your new tools.