D20 MK2

The D20 is a home run for me! I looked for almost a year for a good quality amp. During that time I must have spent easily 100 hours doing online comparisons and research. I tried lots of amps like Katanas, Bad Cat, PRS, fender, Positive grid etc. I was to the point that I pretty much knew I wanted a tube amp but, wanted solid state amp weight and portability. I also wanted an effects loop and really great clean sound. I felt like a good amp should, at the very least, have a beautiful reverb and, if I could plug it directly into a computer, that would be awesome. The D20 seemed to have everything I wanted spec wise but I couldn't find one to actually play so, it never made my final cut. I was just about to buy a princeton and deal with the heavy-ish weight and, no effects loop and, no daw output. I mean ultimately the sound comes before everything else so I figured I'd spend more than I thought a fender amp should cost for that tried and true princeton sound and give up the rest of my wish list. And then Fender started trying to sue everyone!! I decided I just didn't want to support those guys anymore. I pulled the trigger on an amp I'd never played but that pretty much had every feature I wanted, at a price I felt was totally reasonable. Man it sounds SOOOO GOOD!!! I paired it with a speaker cabinet I built myself which has a 12" celestion and weighs probably 20-25lbs. Pair that with the 15-16 pounds or so of the Revv and your right there with a princeton in weight but since they're separate pieces that I'm carrying in each hand, it's so much easier to manage overall. t feels on par with moving a solid state amp. I may be wrong but, I do not believe you could find a better quality, sounding, or value in an amp for any price.

First of all, nice packaging/ shipping,super secure. This is my first tube amp in a long time, I’ve been using modelers for the last ten years. The D20 fit right into my studio setup, and sounds great! I’m experimenting with speakers right now. My open back 1X12 with et65 sounds Good but tight , I’ll drag out my 4X12 with fanes from 1973 next, they are a little more broken in lol. Overall love the esthetic, versatility, and studio quality sounds I’ve got so far. Just working on the speaker choice for blues/rock. Oh yeah, takes pedals like a champ

I really like this amp! I was looking for a head that would work well my pedalboard. I’m getting great tone. If I want to just play, I plug my headphones in directly. It was also easy to set it up with my Scarlett and record into my DAW. I am still experimenting with the different cabinet sounds. I am very happy with this amp!