Wow I am blown away! i bought it as a backup and cant belive hot tubey it sounds. I compared it over a three week periond against a Fender Blues Jr and A peavey Delta Blues. It beats them both hands down in sound and features, Its Clean channel is beautiful and the overdrive is as effective as an Ibanez Tube Screamer pedal. The other effects are very useful. I have since sold my Blues Jr and will be selling my Peavey. I never realized how noisy they were till I git the Triggerman 60.

The Amp is built to withstand an A- bomb. Its heavy heavy heavy but Its so coll lokking and great sounding its woth it. I wish it came with a footswitch but any dual switch will do. I did order the footswitch that is made for it and that too is very cool looking.

The amp is a pleasure to use and with the two volume switches and the master switch you can dial in your exact sound I just LOVE this amp

Amp is a work of art

Peavey Delat Blues 600.00 dollars Fender Blues JR 400.00 dollars Epiphone Triggerman 60 Priceless. I paid 250.00 and I tell you its a steal. If this amp was 500.00 I buy it still.

Have not dealt with Epiphone yet. I dont think I will have to.

You want it NOW

Active Musician

Blues Rock

Good sound quality. Responds well to picking dynamics to be a SS. Plenty loud.

DSP effects are usable, but limited.

Everything shipped solid as a rock.

Outstanding value for the price paid.

Awesome eye appeal. Also a really big cabinet.

obsessed hobbyist

classic rock

You will have no disappointment in this category

Show me another amp in this price range withe these features and all. Sgow me! I dare you.

Not tough at all. Plug in and go dadeeo go

The vinyl is nice, raised logo. Great color.

The price says it all.

I done already got it.

I have had this amplifier for three months now, and have no complaints about the sound. It exceeds my expectations.

Same as what others have said "Awesome features for the money". I highly recommend getting the epiphone "two channel" footswitch. Looks very very retro and makes this amplifier a usuable product.

Are you able to read? Does your opposable thumbs work? Then you can flick a switch and read the labels. No harder than that monkeyboy.

This is better made than some of my Fenders. No joke Roy !!!

Spend the couple hundred, great value dude.

I asked a question. They answered.

I am semi pro

Rock, Pop and Folk,

I can't believe its not butter!(Tube)HAHAHAHA! Sounds really close to a Tube amp. Ive been able to get great clean sounds. The Distortion could use a little bit of bottom end, but dont get me wrong it still sounds good. That is why I gave it a 9. This bad boy keeps up with a full drum set another guitar rig, bass and 2 vocalist cuts thru the mix no problem. This amp is loud and sounds awesome. It also has a Direct line out which I love!

I like the DSP effect. The sounds are very usable and I had to buy the foot petal it did not come with it:( and I had to search a bit to try to track one down but when I got it it made it easier to play live. But once I got it was good to go.

Its is super easy to use especially if you are sure of the sound you like. But, I guess that is the case with all amps?

This thing is a tank! Very well built. I have been using it heavily from gigs to practices and it is very well built. No complaints everything is qulity!I have a Line 6 Duoverb just collecting dust because this thing just wont quit and is so much easier to use.

What a deal! If this thing had Gibson stamp on it, instead of Epiphone it would easily command $600+. Thats no joke, this thing is well worth the money. The price is cheap, the product is quality.

N/A I have not had any problems!

I Love it. This thing is hot!! (Its Red!:)

Active Musician and Recording

Rock, Latin, Blues, Alternative to name a few

This amp has a very warm clean sound. Similar to the old tube amps. The overdrive channel is very good as well for most styles of music. It's great for 70's and 80's hard rock, but you'll probably want to get a distortion pedal if you're into thrash metal (somehow I doubt anyone playing metal will be buying a nostalgic looking Epiphone amp anyway).

Great features for the price. The reverb is very good.

This is a very easy amp to use. Even a monkey can do it.

This amp appears to be made very well. It's heavy and solid. The quality of wormanship is evident in the details.

This amp is a steal for the price.

Luckily, I have not had to deal with the company for support.

This amp looks awesome if you like the retro nostalgic look. I love it.

Hobbyist

Rock

Warm tone. Clean channel is good. You lose some tone when you switch to distortion but still breaks up nicely. delay is great. chorus and flanger are so so. Reverb sounds good.

DI out in rear, two footswitchable channels, headphone jack, effects loop, effects, reverb, and agood distortion sound that can go from bluesy to thrashing. Overall for the money you can't beat it.

No problem. It's easy to get the sounds you want but it depends on the guitar you use. Even my acoustic sounds pretty good on it.

Great looks. Built solid

Can't beat it.

Don't know

Hobbyist musician for 20 years

Rock

Sound is great. Pretty much like everyone says: Clean channel is fantastic, got that real Fender Twin Reverb feel to it. Distortion channel, well... as long as I keep the gain way, way down, it sounds good and crunchy, just like my old Boss OD-1. If you turn the gain up, it gets out of control pretty fast. Maybe good for some, but that's not how I want to sound! Reverb is great; some of the other effects are actually usable, what do you expect?

Contrary to what some of the reviews imply, I was disappointed to find this amp does NOT, repeat NOT, include an actual footswitch, which is a bummer, and significantly detracts from the 'value' of the product. A Boss FS-6 dual footswitch works great with it, but is rather expensive. Another cheap dual footswitch that I had laying around works with it as well, but doesn't have cool indicator lights like the FS-6. But if they'd just thrown in a cheap dual footswitch, I would have been in love until the end of time. Haven't tried the DI or other outputs yet, but that's just icing on the cake, ain't it?

Couldn't be easier to use. I love the chickenhead knobs, you can actually tell where the settings are.

Feels solid as a rock. Looks great.

Blows away anything else in its price range. Would have been the steal of the century had it included a footswitch, so one point off for that.

I hope I never have to contact Epiphone. Their website is a joke, which gives me a bad feeling...

Very, very cool and sexy. The red covering is nicely somewhat darker than the pictures show. It looks really, really awesome next to my Ibanez Artcore AF75T (in Transparent Red, natch).

hobbyist, recording engineer

alt jazz

Nice sound. NIce sound. Nice sound

Best bag for your dollar.

It's easy to use and understand

This.......is a well made product

Repeat....best bang for your buck

Answered all my questions

I have it

15 plus

If a guitar is involved , it's my style of music

Bery good clean channel, has loop, I think the DSP is average but I would use the chorus. Don't like the lead channel.

How many amplifiers for this price has level out and in and an xlr out?

All controls are well laid out. Very cool looking chicken head knobs

I cannot find one flaw in the amp. The tolex, knobs, cream piping, inserts are all well made. Personally I like the raised epiphone logo on the front of the amplifier

For the price of a few truck filli ups, you can own this amplifier. Very good prices on line.

18 years

Rock

Some amps when you turn up the volume it distorts and the guitar sounds bad but this amp you can turn it up to your satisfaction and it won't. That's how crystal clear the sound is!!! you hear all the sounds when you play and more. Even though it's like carrying a ton of bricks, it doesn't stop me from bringing it to my friends houses. (I just need help carrying it).

It's not just an amp, it's like an awsome peice of furniture. I love the chicken head knobs, it makes it more fun to play with. I have a cheap little micrphone in my closet so I decided to try it out with the amp and it sound pretty decent.

It is very easy to get great sounds. Just have fun playing with the knobs and you'll get the best of sounds.

It's built like a tank so it can definitley take heavy beatings.(Though I don't exactly wan't you to try it, just take my word for it).

Well since I got mine used it was pretty cheap for what it's worth. But I don't know why someone would get rid of such an amazing beutiful amp

I haven't dealt with the company so I wouldn't know how friendly or easy to reach they are. That tells you how the quality is of the amp.

It has that vintage look witch I love and the retro feeling to it.