For the same price range...the only others I considered were the Engl Fireball 25 (built in noise gate/attenuator) and the Peavey 6505-II. The biggest advantages of the Stealth over the other 2 is that 50 watts is great for almost anything, the adjustable bias in the rear, and having 3 channels.
@@JRs-guitars I’ve had the fireball 25 and I liked it but sold it as I preferred my Dover. Yeah for the price point the stealth has a lot of features .
@Gazza Duce ah ok. I think the two things that really made me not pick the Fireball was the lack of a resonance control and lack of exterior bias adjustments.
@Gazza Duce that too. If you're going to get a shared EQ amp...a LBX-S with this EQ pedal for way less money is a better option if you're okay with EL84 tubes.
I’m sold,I’m getting one TODAY!🤘🤘
Nice! You'll love it if you're finding that your amp is lacking something or has too much of something in the EQ area.
@@JRs-guitars my amp is lacking in mids ,has more of a scooped sound need that extra mid boost
I need to get a stealth 50w next. How are you finding it and any amps you prefer in this price point ?
For the same price range...the only others I considered were the Engl Fireball 25 (built in noise gate/attenuator) and the Peavey 6505-II. The biggest advantages of the Stealth over the other 2 is that 50 watts is great for almost anything, the adjustable bias in the rear, and having 3 channels.
@@JRs-guitars I’ve had the fireball 25 and I liked it but sold it as I preferred my Dover. Yeah for the price point the stealth has a lot of features .
@Gazza Duce ah ok. I think the two things that really made me not pick the Fireball was the lack of a resonance control and lack of exterior bias adjustments.
@@JRs-guitars the shared eq is a bummer as well
@Gazza Duce that too. If you're going to get a shared EQ amp...a LBX-S with this EQ pedal for way less money is a better option if you're okay with EL84 tubes.