Samick SM-25R
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Product: Samick SM-25R
Price Paid: 115 (AUD) used
Submitted 02/09/2002
at 10:53pm
by Clifford Gillmore
Email: risk_breaker_10K<at>hotmail dot com
Features
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10
Its a Solid State 80w Head, Line in, Line out, Head phones, OverDrive, Reverb and stereo. Clean is great, Overdrive is very sweet, How ever a little tweeking may be needed
Sound Quality
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10
I use my Luthiers choice Custom Strat with stock Pup's (Single coil) nice clean sound, reverb sounds gastly if turned all the way without some chourus. I can Have the Zakk wylde tone, Enter Sandman, Call of Ktulu, Even Eric Johnsons!
Reliability
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10
Its Second hand, I guess been beaten a little but still great condition, pots are very well sealed.
Customer Support
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No Opinion
Second hand, no warranty, no number.... Plus I've never needed there help
Overall Rating
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10
This Is my Second amp, I'm still looking for a cabanent of my own, but I played it through a marshall 2x12 and it was sweet.
Product: Samick SM-25R
Price Paid: $250 (AUS)
Submitted 09/21/2000
at 03:48am
by Colin
Email: none
Features
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8
This amp was made in 1992. It was my first amp.
It is single channel, with switchable reverb and distortion, and lineout. I wish it had Marshall type distortion!
The amp seems a lot louder than 25W, it can keep up with many 50W amps.
The 10" 60W speaker allows you to really crank in clean tone, and it has quite a crisp sound.
Sound Quality
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8
I use a Fender Squier (Silver Series) with a Seymour Duncan bridge pickup. I play R&B, Blues, and Rock. The amp is suitable because of its crisp sound, (good for punchy rhythm).
The spring reverb is as good as I've heard on anything short of a Fender Twin. The Distortion is average at best.
Reliability
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9
I have played quite a few gigs with it and it coped well.
The amp has never failed me, even after some pretty rough treatment.
As tough as an old boot.
Customer Support
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No Opinion
Never had to deal with the company.
Overall Rating
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9
I've been playing for 9 years. I also own a Peavey Festival head (110W).It is 70's vintage (valve) and has tremolo and reverb. I use it through a 2x12 box. If the Samick was lost or stolen I wouldn't replace it but I would miss it. It's pretty good. It makes an excellent practice amp. I would recommend it.
Product: Samick SM-25R
Price Paid: US $150
Submitted 11/26/1996
at 09:21am
by matt
Features
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7
nice reverb, with main and volume comntrols, which are great for fine tuning. A lot of might for a little amp. Distortion isn't bad, but doesn't have much variety. could use an effects loop.
Sound Quality
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9
absolutely beatiful foe clean, or for running outboard effects through. reverb is beautiful. distortion isn't the best.
Reliability
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9
had it for years, and not one problem besides an rca jack coming loose on the reverb.
Overall Rating
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9
I haven't found anything that beats it for the price. a great buy.
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