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Ibanez Wholetone Jazz Guitar Combo AmplifierThe Ibanez Wholetone Jazz Guitar Combo Amplifier was made with loud level and clean tone in mind. It has a DSP based precision limiter that ensures your sound will stay true even a high volumes. The Wholetone amplifier has a 15 inch speaker that pumps 80 watts of power that will do just that - pump lots of power.
Players looking for a way to keep their sound clean and clear at high levels don’t need to look any further than the WT80 Wholetone amplifier. The 80 watts of power and 15 inch speaker pack plenty of punch no matter if you’re a Jazz musician or a rocker. The Wholetone gives you an arsenal of chorus, reverb, and 3-band EQ with separate tone control add a variety of tonal options at your fingertips.
The Ibanez Wholetone Jazz Guitar Combo Amplifier Features
- 15 inch custom made coaxial
- 3 band EQ + tone control
- Small size, light weight
- Chorus with level control
- Reverb with level control
- Aux in with level control
- Headphone out with stereo FX
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3 fingered guitar player from PA
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| Reminds me of my 1975 Polytone 103 |
| Quality |
| Would you consider this product to be made well? How dependable? |
| (for this price range) the build quality seems quite good. I had to really look hard to find even a tiny imperfection. |
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| How has it stood up over time? |
| I haven't had it long enough to comments but it "looks" quite sturdy and a little to heavy (for my tastes) but I bought it for the great reviews on the tone. |
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| Other than the 1975 Polytone 103 I bought new, I am comparing this to my recent Fender Jazzmaster Ultralight. Although they each sound a little different and have their own character, this is a very nice amp and is MUCH cheaper than the Ultralight but also noticeably heavier. |
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| How does it feel, Heavy, Fast, Chunky? How was the neck? Are the controls easy to get to while playing? |
| You can find your tone pretty quick with the 3 control EQ and then make mild tweaks with the additional separate "tone" control. I have all tone related controls near 12 o'clock. Some people don't like that there are no numbers ( 1 to 10) on the controls but it hasn't bothered me and the early Polytone's only had 1-3-5-etc. As someone explained in one of the forums, this seems to be "flat" at 12 o'clock and then you can boost or cut as needed. |
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| Bright and snappy? Dark and smooth? Were the pickups hot, mellow, thick, thin? |
| I just picked up a Loar LH650 NA, which has a Kent/Armstrong floating jazz pickup fastened to the neck. I got this amp specifically to use with this guitar and they are great as a set. I (for the 1st time) actually can get to much bass and "mellow" in my tone and not have to have those control frequencies max'd to get the mellow Kenny Burrell type sound.. |
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| How did the stain or paint job look? |
| after pouring over the exterior, I could only find one tiny (the size of a pencil point) flaw in the tolex. At this price point that is actually pretty good in todays world. |
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| well packaged and came out of the box looking good without any massaging... |
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