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AMPED 3: Has Blackstar Just Dropped the Most Versatile GUITAR AMP PEDAL Ever?


Blackstar has announced the release of the third in their AMPED series of pedalboard amplifiers. Much like this unit’s predecessors, the AMPED 3 features a 100w amplifier switchable down to 20 and 1 watt, a plethora of ins and outs including midi, USB and XLR, and the ability to power a cab or run direct to the PA! What the AMPED 3 does offer over its siblings is a foot-switchable multi-channel amp complete with reverb and a switchable boost to complement the same excellent tone we have come to expect from this series.
Have a look at our video review of the AMPED 3, and check out the reviews for the AMPED 2 and AMPED 1 while you’re at it too!

AMPED1: https://youtu.be/GvbkwdksFIw
AMPED2: https://youtu.be/aaUYRdGOapM

More info on AMPED3 here: https://noisegate.com.au/amped-3-blackstar-multi-channel-powered-guitar-amp-pedal/

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Originally posted by UChdhZqioBBrjysEF8c24A1Q at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO8bW_pd8zU

19 thoughts on “AMPED 3: Has Blackstar Just Dropped the Most Versatile GUITAR AMP PEDAL Ever?

  • Funny thing because I find this thing sounding way better than other blackstar amps including all valve models.

    Any long term users who can comment on reliability?

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  • Using gu zoom effects pedal. Just interested in using this things power to run the effects pedal through it. Probably the wrong amp pedal for me then

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  • Yeah, after seeing this review, I bought it via Thomann and it just wasn't anywhere near loud enough! I wanted to use it live, but after trying it out, using it with a Blackstar 80watt speaker (16 ohms) in my dining room, it worked reasonably OK for an hour or so (but not loud enough!!) and then all the lights started to twinkle and it cut out. Next day I tried again and after about 10 minutes, the same thing happened. I videoed this and sent it to Blackstar, asking for an explanation. Despite two follow-up emails, I have had no response. Not good customer relations at all! Needless to say, I sent it back to Thomann.

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  • It sounds good..i bought one weeks ago. Sounds awesome in the bedroom..no use live tho . Its simply not got enough power..sounds totally different if you use as an fx pedal…100 watts is very good marketing but its never loud enough to use on stage ..

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  • Hello ! Does it really have a 100 watts power (like my my guitar head) any 'booster' needed before ? Thank you

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  • Hi there. I would use this live. I have an 80 watt cab and a 50 watt cab, both 16 ohms. Can I safely use either (or both by linking them up) using the 100 watt setting on the Amped? Also, can I set the three channels to get progressively louder from clean to crunch to overdrive o or will I have to use the volume control manually to do this? By the way, nice concise review, allowing the product to shine, without it being a demo of your playing ability, as on most other reviews.

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  • Most versatile? Give Me a break:) It's a modeler, there many out there, the ones that can capture real amp tones are way superior to this. I believe it's good but most versatile???:)

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  • Nope, the chorus and other FX from AMPED 2 have gone walk about. Time to wait for AMPED 4

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  • Decent demo, I just really wish your OD sound wasn't so scooped! I've just seen much better examples of metal tone in other reviews/demo's for this is all.

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  • Can I ask, as you have experienced Amped 1 and 2, if the tone 'range' is as wide on the 2 as the 3? Or is there far more 'gain / distortion' with the 3? I would like to have as wide a range as possible but I think the 2 suits my needs better, i.e. fly rig. Thx

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