I just got this amp and it can get LOUD! Still trying to dial in some nice crunchy tones. Now that I know about the voice knob, I can easily get the sounds I want, thanks. Channel 2 is like a boost pedal, not much distortion, but a richer, saturated, more compressed sound. I was expecting the voice control to give that scooped out sound like I get on my Fender 65r using the contour control, but it affects the gain and timber much differently. I would need a huge place to turn this amp up much, so instead at home, an overdrive pedal will have to do. My cheap pedals love this amp too. Using a homemade 2X10, Celestion Ten 30's, it is very articulate and penetrating. Also I got an instrument cord, not the speaker cord the manual mentions.
WOULD YOU RECOMMEND THIS TWEEDY TO A FRIEND? ARE YOU DRIVING A 12" (Speaker Wattage?) How much of a Solid State Signature does this Tiny Amp have? Can you hear the SS Signature "Strong" or Weak?" Do you think you can drive the Input Tube enough to distort with Single Coils and No Pedal? *After having bought this Tiny Amp...If you were given a choice to return it no questions asked...would you? Are you totally satisfied? *Last Question; After having played the Amp for a little while...how do you feel about the Joyo Tweedy?
@@mojostrat58 I was driving a 60 watt 2- 10" speaker cab. I don't think I would recommend this amp, mine had a nonfunctioning bluetooth feature so I returned it.
Could it be a good option, for a band context, to use the Tweedy preamp section only, and to drive it to the power amp section of a big solid state amp?
I forgot you did the Jackman months ago, which I think is the Marshall equivalent ? Have you looked inside ? If they all are straight into 2 AX7 stages w no op amps before or in between tube sections, then all the Bantamps must have EQs sections for each amp they're mimicing. If thats the case it seems like they could put all the "amps" in one box w a switch for each EQ. Obviously they'd be hurting their own sales doing that, but an Ultra combo w all EQs at 2 or 3 x the price for a single amp might fly.
Guter kleiner AMP, die verzerrten Sounds sind klasse. Clean Sounds sind auch gut aber etwas schwach auf der Brust. Wie immer Sascha klasse Video. 👍🎼🎶🎸🎸🎶😉
I have the jackman 2 a 1x12 home made cab and I run a Carl Martin plexitone out front just push the clean channel into slight od than adjust up the gain on the plexitone wowza she crunches up nice I replaced the cheap china no name 12ax 7 with a JJ sounded much clearer want one of the tweety’s as well
Hi ! Thanks for this good demo, as always ! In my case, it comes at the right time : I just bought a baffle on sale so now I'm looking for the head ! This one seems to be nice for me : clean / crunch vintage tones, that's what I love. In your demo, I really appreciate when the "voice" is around 10:00 or less. I hope that this head will be available soon. I'm still hesitating with the H&K Spirit of Vintage... Cheers 👍👏
There are guitarists who preferred using maxed out Fender amps for their heavy tones, when they could have used Marshalls or Hiwatts etc. Steve Jones (Sex Pistols) and Ted Nugent come immediately to mind on that.
Thanks for the vid!!! In you opinion (disregarding the powering capabilities) how does it feel and react compared to the Carl Martin Ampster going direct? @SRGuitar
The distortion is described as a bit fuzzy on Joyo's page for the Tweedy and it definitely sounds that way, but the Meteor also sounds like a fuzzy style of overdrive but with more gain. Would you say the Meteor is sort of like a higher gain Tweedy without the voice knobs? I am also considering the Jackman. My favorite amp tones are the fuzzy tones on the Marshall Silver Jubilee, but the Jackman sounds quite bright and the Tweedy or Meteor sound like they might possibly get a bit closer. Would you say the Jackman is considerably brighter and more aggressive than the Meteor, or can it get those darker, fuzzy tones, too? Thanks!
Hey! I wouldn't say the Meteor is a higher gain Tweedy, but it's right that the Meteor also has some kind of fuzz tones. I can't A/B compare the Jackman and the Meteor, but I guess the Meteor is more what you are looking for :)
@@SRguitar Thank you! One more question: Would you say the Tweedy has a lot less gain than the Meteor or Jackman, or can it get really close? Thanks again!
@@TarenLeitzke Hi! I have both the MeteOR I and the Jackman II. The MeteOR is much more gainy than the Jackman. They sound completely different, especially, on the Clean channel. The MeterOR is much warmer. Also the MeteOR can be cranked easily to fuzz, using boost pedals. On the other side, the Jackman is much more suitable as a pedal platform (IMO). I'm thinking about tweedy too... But I've not decided yet, as 2 my Bantamps provide a wide range of tones, especially, when using external drive pedals.
@@ArcanumA Thanks, this is really helpful to know! I am currently leaning towards ordering the Meteor and Jackman from Amazon to compare them and return the one I like less (or maybe keep both if I can't decide!). I'm debating between just comparing those two or waiting and getting the Tweedy, too. Admittedly, I could probably get the tones from the Tweedy with a cheap fuzz pedal in front of either the Meteor's or Jackman's clean channel.
Is that the HB35 Plus you're playing? I'm an Epiphone guy and I've always wondered about those Harley Benton. It sounds great when you play it.......maybe not so good when I do 😂😂
Hi can I just use this as an amp or does it need to be connected to something else? Can I plug my guitar in and that's it? Can I plug an iPod in to jam along? Thank you
It has no speaker like a combo amp has. So you have to connect it to a speaker cabinet. However, it does have a headphone out jack in the back, so you can simply plug it in and slap on some headphones (with a 1/4” jack), and also employ whatever pedals you may want to use. And it has Bluetooth, so it will pair with your phone or other device and you can jam along.
Would you recommend the Tweedy or Jackman for a pedal platform ? I am into British sound but I have several great overdrives that cover . Have always been told Fender tone takes pedals best . For me I am for sure either the Jackman or Tweedy . But I want the one best for making my pedals sound good . Thank you . Sounds good 💯
@@renodavid So is the Jackman based on their British Sound pedal, the Meteor based on their Oxford Sound pedal, the Zombie based on their California Sound pedal, etc? So if you wanted to collect all the tones, it would be cheaper to just get your favorite tone in a Bantamp and the others in the pedals which you could run into the Bantamp's clean channel.
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Great demo. This is by far my favorite of the Bantamps.
The green hb35 plus looks so nice. I want one.
I just got this amp and it can get LOUD! Still trying to dial in some nice crunchy tones. Now that I know about the voice knob, I can easily get the sounds I want, thanks. Channel 2 is like a boost pedal, not much distortion, but a richer, saturated, more compressed sound. I was expecting the voice control to give that scooped out sound like I get on my Fender 65r using the contour control, but it affects the gain and timber much differently. I would need a huge place to turn this amp up much, so instead at home, an overdrive pedal will have to do. My cheap pedals love this amp too. Using a homemade 2X10, Celestion Ten 30's, it is very articulate and penetrating. Also I got an instrument cord, not the speaker cord the manual mentions.
WOULD YOU RECOMMEND THIS TWEEDY TO A FRIEND?
ARE YOU DRIVING A 12" (Speaker Wattage?)
How much of a Solid State Signature does this Tiny Amp have? Can you hear the SS Signature "Strong" or Weak?"
Do you think you can drive the Input Tube enough to distort with Single Coils and No Pedal?
*After having bought this Tiny Amp...If you were given a choice to return it no questions asked...would you?
Are you totally satisfied?
*Last Question; After having played the Amp for a little while...how do you feel about the Joyo Tweedy?
@@mojostrat58 I was driving a 60 watt 2- 10" speaker cab. I don't think I would recommend this amp, mine had a nonfunctioning bluetooth feature so I returned it.
@@NWLeeAll I hear lately is horror stories about these Bantamps, and how either a component of the amp, or the whole thing will just stop working.
@@DerpRulesAll I returned mine, the Bluetooth didn't work.
@@NWLee As intriguing as these things look, I wouldn't buy one.
Could it be a good option, for a band context, to use the Tweedy preamp section only, and to drive it to the power amp section of a big solid state amp?
É baseado em algum fender ?
Nice job man
Wow I think I want one of these.
Thats a cool one. Im considering collecting those
I forgot you did the Jackman months ago, which I think is the Marshall equivalent ? Have you looked inside ? If they all are straight into 2 AX7 stages w no op amps before or in between tube sections, then all the Bantamps must have EQs sections for each amp they're mimicing. If thats the case it seems like they could put all the "amps" in one box w a switch for each EQ. Obviously they'd be hurting their own sales doing that, but an Ultra combo w all EQs at 2 or 3 x the price for a single amp might fly.
Todos acho que só tem uma valvula
@@julianotaday2I tube. Each tube has 2 stages
I liked looking at your cool green hollow body as much as the actual demo, lol. Good informative post on this amp. Great post. 👍
Guter kleiner AMP, die verzerrten Sounds sind klasse. Clean Sounds sind auch gut aber etwas schwach auf der Brust. Wie immer Sascha klasse Video. 👍🎼🎶🎸🎸🎶😉
Vielen Dank Klaus 😊
Ja im clean Bereich muss man etwas mit dem Voice/tone Regler arbeiten, da gibts sehr viele sounds zu entdecken😁
I have the jackman 2 a 1x12 home made cab and I run a Carl Martin plexitone out front just push the clean channel into slight od than adjust up the gain on the plexitone wowza she crunches up nice I replaced the cheap china no name 12ax 7 with a JJ sounded much clearer want one of the tweety’s as well
Sounds good. Good demo. So this is supposed to be the Fenderish one. What sound was the last one the Meteor mimicing Orange, Marshall ?
Thank you!
Yeah the Meteor II is inspired by Orange :)
Hi ! Thanks for this good demo, as always ! In my case, it comes at the right time : I just bought a baffle on sale so now I'm looking for the head ! This one seems to be nice for me : clean / crunch vintage tones, that's what I love. In your demo, I really appreciate when the "voice" is around 10:00 or less. I hope that this head will be available soon. I'm still hesitating with the H&K Spirit of Vintage... Cheers 👍👏
Thank you! Glad you like the video :)
Yeah I hope it will be available soon too, it's a great amp :)
what sounds better to you joyo bantamp tweedy or joyo bantamp jackaman 2 ?
Both sound great but since I am more a Marshall guy, I like the Jackman more :)
@@SRguitar what sounds better to you joyo bantamp meteor2 or joyo bantamp jackaman 2 ?
Hi r u using a 16ohm cabinet? Please reply.
I would also like to know which cab you played this demo through. Thanks for the great videos btw.
I really liked this video and I want to buy a Tweedy, when will they be available in Europe?
Thank you! I can't tell when they will be available, sorry!
Unavailable at Amazon. The Reverb link goes to Amazon. Thomann 8 to 10 weeks.
Oh thanks for the info! I changed it.
Yes it is still out of stock at Thomann..
There are guitarists who preferred using maxed out Fender amps for their heavy tones, when they could have used Marshalls or Hiwatts etc. Steve Jones (Sex Pistols) and Ted Nugent come immediately to mind on that.
Nugent and the Pistols both sounded like utter shit.
Thanks for the vid!!! In you opinion (disregarding the powering capabilities) how does it feel and react compared to the Carl Martin Ampster going direct? @SRGuitar
hi. i consider the ampster too and i am interested in the answer.
The distortion is described as a bit fuzzy on Joyo's page for the Tweedy and it definitely sounds that way, but the Meteor also sounds like a fuzzy style of overdrive but with more gain. Would you say the Meteor is sort of like a higher gain Tweedy without the voice knobs? I am also considering the Jackman. My favorite amp tones are the fuzzy tones on the Marshall Silver Jubilee, but the Jackman sounds quite bright and the Tweedy or Meteor sound like they might possibly get a bit closer. Would you say the Jackman is considerably brighter and more aggressive than the Meteor, or can it get those darker, fuzzy tones, too? Thanks!
Hey!
I wouldn't say the Meteor is a higher gain Tweedy, but it's right that the Meteor also has some kind of fuzz tones. I can't A/B compare the Jackman and the Meteor, but I guess the Meteor is more what you are looking for :)
@@SRguitar Thank you! One more question: Would you say the Tweedy has a lot less gain than the Meteor or Jackman, or can it get really close? Thanks again!
@@TarenLeitzke Hi! I have both the MeteOR I and the Jackman II. The MeteOR is much more gainy than the Jackman.
They sound completely different, especially, on the Clean channel. The MeterOR is much warmer. Also the MeteOR can be cranked easily to fuzz, using boost pedals. On the other side, the Jackman is much more suitable as a pedal platform (IMO).
I'm thinking about tweedy too... But I've not decided yet, as 2 my Bantamps provide a wide range of tones, especially, when using external drive pedals.
@@ArcanumA Thanks, this is really helpful to know! I am currently leaning towards ordering the Meteor and Jackman from Amazon to compare them and return the one I like less (or maybe keep both if I can't decide!). I'm debating between just comparing those two or waiting and getting the Tweedy, too. Admittedly, I could probably get the tones from the Tweedy with a cheap fuzz pedal in front of either the Meteor's or Jackman's clean channel.
I am looking for a small practice amp with warm clean tones and crunch tones that will make me a 70s rock god. Tweedy or Orange Micro Terror?
You'll run better with the Jackman, or the Atomic. This is straight up 50s 60s territory.
This tweedy is for country music right? Named after Conway Tweedy no?
Yup!
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有一说一，买了这个箱子我是真的觉得性价比十足，管味儿也是有的
Is that the HB35 Plus you're playing? I'm an Epiphone guy and I've always wondered about those Harley Benton. It sounds great when you play it.......maybe not so good when I do 😂😂
Hi can I just use this as an amp or does it need to be connected to something else? Can I plug my guitar in and that's it? Can I plug an iPod in to jam along? Thank you
It has no speaker like a combo amp has. So you have to connect it to a speaker cabinet. However, it does have a headphone out jack in the back, so you can simply plug it in and slap on some headphones (with a 1/4” jack), and also employ whatever pedals you may want to use. And it has Bluetooth, so it will pair with your phone or other device and you can jam along.
Так получается у нее нет чистого звука?
Sounds great! But for some reason like there's some sub-octave on every note too 🤔 - is this TH-cam compression?
Hallo thanks for the video.. i think now i know what i whant..
are you a swissman?
Tschou du geili sou! 😂😂😘🤪
Glad you like the video!
Nein, aus Deutschland 😉
Would you recommend the Tweedy or Jackman for a pedal platform ? I am into British sound but I have several great overdrives that cover . Have always been told Fender tone takes pedals best . For me I am for sure either the Jackman or Tweedy . But I want the one best for making my pedals sound good . Thank you . Sounds good 💯
Sounds similar to joyo American sound.
Yeah the sound is similar
In their literature they say the Tweedy is based on the American Sound pedal. I believe it’s their most popular pedal.
@@renodavid So is the Jackman based on their British Sound pedal, the Meteor based on their Oxford Sound pedal, the Zombie based on their California Sound pedal, etc? So if you wanted to collect all the tones, it would be cheaper to just get your favorite tone in a Bantamp and the others in the pedals which you could run into the Bantamp's clean channel.
Are you using a cabinet or more simulator crap? Does anyone uswe cabinets anymore? I set evry rig up like i>m going to use it live, because I do.
Sounds like it has a head cold. 😂
The amp is expensive; the tone does not sounds average; & the name? Really? JOYO? Yoko Ono would be tolerable to a fault.
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