the thumbnail is correct this is a one what amp and i know what you're thinking one watt!
is that loud enough? well let me tell you
it's plenty loud enough this is the hagerman one watter all tube amp
as i said it's plenty loud enough for practice and the bedroom or living room guitarist to be
fair i don't know which room you're using but when i have my hot rod plugged into my
captor x and attenuate it down 20 db it's at the right volume level for this room
and i had the one water halfway up and it's at the same level
so
let's take a look at what we have here it's a two channel amp and the clean channel has
a 12ay7 tube for gain which drives a 12bh7 running single ended into an oversized output transformer
the boost channel has an ef86 pentode for extra gain and chime it can also drive any
8 or 16 ohm speaker and i had it connected to my creamback speaker in the hot rod amp
using that as a cab it also sounds great with pedals
you get a volume control treble and bass on the gain channel you get a gain control
with the eq set around 12 you get a fairly flat sound you can then tweak it from there
it is unlike any fender or marshall amp i've tried and has its own character but still giving you the
warm tube sound you get one watt of clean power and three watts at the gain channel
this drives my 65 watt cream back speaker like a champ maybe not the best pairing but if it works
it works right and who knew that one what amps could sound so good jim hageman that's who i've
tried a few of jim's products and i mentioned to him that i have no idea how he gets his pedals and
amps so quiet and free of noise even the hageman fuzz then again they are hand built and amazing
products so let me know what you think below and i'll leave a link to the one watter in the
description thanks as always for watching i don't take it lightly and i never take it for granted
cheers