Guitar World Verdict
If your crucial tones are provided by pedals and you’re looking for a more portable solution than a traditional backline, this could be just the ticket.
Pros
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High-quality valve-like sounds from a compact but robust package.
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Stereo.
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Good analogue speaker emulation.
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Great value for money.
Cons
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All-white footswitch LEDs could make it difficult to check status on a dark stage.
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Compact, portable and good-looking, Thermion’s Zero Dynamic Hybrid guitar amp is the company’s solution to the ‘how do I amplify my pedals without a big heavy combo amp?’ predicament.
The robust 2mm steel case is filled with all the goodies any pedal player could ask for, including a stereo 40 watts per channel Class D output stage, a pair of stereo balanced speaker-emulated outputs and a headphones socket, with a separate level control.
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