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FS: DV Mark Evo 1 with Evo 1 Controller - £275
An excellent grab and go head for gigs, rehearsals, or home practice. Very lightweight and sounds great!
Choose from a selection of clean amps on channel 1 and more gainy options on channel 2, with traditional knob twiddling for EQ, reverb, and the built in boost. A great sounding modelling amp you can tweak as you go like a regular amp!
Cab sim XLR out as well means that you can plug straight into a desk or interface without the need for a mic, and if you're absolutely desperate to get a bit more involved in the tone sculpting then there's a USB connection for a computer app to allow access to more settings.
Yes, it also has a built in power amp, so just connect it to a cab as usual. Plenty loud enough to gig with.
The Evo 1 controller allows foot switching between channels as well as controlling the reverb for each channel and the volume boost.
Now, there is also a built in tuner...however! I have currently disabled this and strongly recommend that you keep it the same. If you research this amp you may find a couple of forum discussions about a mysterious "clicking" type noise, which ultimately turned out to be the sound of the tuner LEDs (which double as a level meter when not tuning) interfering with the signal. As I have both a pedal tuner on my board and numerous clip on tuners this was a no brainer for me, disabling the LEDs completely solved the issue and I never used the tuner anyway. Problem completely solved!
This required no modification to the amp and is completely reversible by simply plugging a ribbon cable back in. But as it stands, the amp works great with no issues and the loss of a no-more-than-average tuner was a small price to pay in my opinion.
Collection preferred.
£275
If you have any questions then just let me know!
Choose from a selection of clean amps on channel 1 and more gainy options on channel 2, with traditional knob twiddling for EQ, reverb, and the built in boost. A great sounding modelling amp you can tweak as you go like a regular amp!
Cab sim XLR out as well means that you can plug straight into a desk or interface without the need for a mic, and if you're absolutely desperate to get a bit more involved in the tone sculpting then there's a USB connection for a computer app to allow access to more settings.
Yes, it also has a built in power amp, so just connect it to a cab as usual. Plenty loud enough to gig with.
The Evo 1 controller allows foot switching between channels as well as controlling the reverb for each channel and the volume boost.
Now, there is also a built in tuner...however! I have currently disabled this and strongly recommend that you keep it the same. If you research this amp you may find a couple of forum discussions about a mysterious "clicking" type noise, which ultimately turned out to be the sound of the tuner LEDs (which double as a level meter when not tuning) interfering with the signal. As I have both a pedal tuner on my board and numerous clip on tuners this was a no brainer for me, disabling the LEDs completely solved the issue and I never used the tuner anyway. Problem completely solved!
This required no modification to the amp and is completely reversible by simply plugging a ribbon cable back in. But as it stands, the amp works great with no issues and the loss of a no-more-than-average tuner was a small price to pay in my opinion.
Collection preferred.
£275
If you have any questions then just let me know!
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The rack I thought was 4u is in fact a gator GRB3u, but I do have a 4u SKB which is currently housing my kemper+power conditioner so if someone were desperate for the DV Mark and a 4u then I could jiggle that around and make do with the Kemper in the 3u for a while.
So with that in mind...
Evo 1 (with rack wings) + Controller - £275
Evo 1 (with rack wings) + Controller + Gator GRB3u - £310
Evo 1 (with rack wings) + Controller + SKB 4u - £335