Re: Popping noise when channel switching
Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 12:27 am
I took my HT5R back to the dealer i bought it from, paid an extra £100 and left with a Hayden HGT-A20 1X12 combo.
admittedly it doesn't have the drive that the Blackstar had but to be honest it's more what i was looking for, i just didn't consider Hayden when i was looking for an amp.
3 channels, all valve, 20 watts switchable down to 3 watts, effects loop and mine is one of the british built ones, the later units are built abroad.
Pop a tube screamer in the front end and it changes from a blues and rock amp to a metal monster.
I'm not going to start slagging off Blackstar, my HT5R may have just been a faulty unit or from a faulty run, and clearly the various reviews speak for themselves that the company build great amps, also i still use my HT1 with the tube screamer for low volume practice and love it.
Check out Hayden they make some great products. See the link below.
http://www.haydenamps.com/products/hgt- ... -a20-combo
admittedly it doesn't have the drive that the Blackstar had but to be honest it's more what i was looking for, i just didn't consider Hayden when i was looking for an amp.
3 channels, all valve, 20 watts switchable down to 3 watts, effects loop and mine is one of the british built ones, the later units are built abroad.
Pop a tube screamer in the front end and it changes from a blues and rock amp to a metal monster.
I'm not going to start slagging off Blackstar, my HT5R may have just been a faulty unit or from a faulty run, and clearly the various reviews speak for themselves that the company build great amps, also i still use my HT1 with the tube screamer for low volume practice and love it.
Check out Hayden they make some great products. See the link below.
http://www.haydenamps.com/products/hgt- ... -a20-combo