Quilter Labs SuperBlock US 25-watt Guitar Amplifier Head

There's no way this thing should sound as good as it does. It's kinda wild. Clean tones are really nice and full and pretty. I find using pedals for higher gain tricky to dial in at first, but keep tweaking till you get there. I like to bury the mids a little bit (9 oclock or so). Built in reverb is really nice. I like it a lot. I barely use my Boss RV-6 because the Quilter's built in reverb just hits the spot in most cases. Very clear and articulate tone whether playing it clean or dirty.

So I got this because of a lone suggestion buried deep in a forum on the interwebs that this is perfect to run your multiffects processors into a cab. So glad I did! It gives you that “cab in the room “ sound. Incredible there are no tubes with this!I have a Headrush and a Fractal FM9. I run either of those through the quilter then on to a 4x12. It sounds to me every bit as good as a quality tube amp. But there’s less noise and less hassle, more flexibility with effects with this. Make sure to turn off your cab on the multieffects unit, and run the Quilter in FRFR mode.Also, the controls work very well to dial in the highs, mids and lows. It’s just incredible! I also have some monitor speakers that I’ll use when I’m not using the Quilter/ cab. Those have their purpose, but the quilter through a cab sounds better.I also bought a Seymore Duncan Powerstage 200, and while it did a good job, it didn’t sound like tubes like the Quilter.

I've been playing quilters for years, but this little beauty might take the cake. Sounds amazing, tons of headroom, fits in my hand.. also some of the best customer service on the planet.

It's hard to write a review about just how good this little amp is. All by itself, it does a wonderful job of a wide variety cleans and overdrives, with and without reverb. Takes pedal really well, as well, and with a few decent ones you can go anywhere from a variety of sparkly Fender cleans and crunch to the sound of a Marshall being stretched to it's limit, all at bedroom levels to well beyond. There's gotta be some tubes hidden in there somewhere.The only option this doesn't have that I would like to see, possibly in the future, would be a footswitch to change between the 3 amp choices (57, 61, and 65). My favorite clean is the 57 but when I switch on the overdrive(s) and/or fuzz I prefer the sound of the 61 or 65. Definitely not a complaint, just something to consider for the future. Thank You Mr. Quilter!!!

Not much to dislike here sounds like a great amp though headphones. I wish it had more head room so I am concerned when I plug it into a mixer or speaker cabinet. Maybe update review afterwards