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Carlsbro EVO 50 Watt Amp Review – WIN this AMP!! Guitar Interactive Magazine


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Rick Graham reviews the Carlsbro 50 Watt Amp!

Carlsbro is one of the UK’s longest serving amp makers, with a history stretching way back into the 1950s. During the sixties it became a mainstay of the ‘British guitar sound’ with a series of tough, no-nonsense heads and combos. Over the decades the company also branched out into PA gear and produced a succession of combos and heads that a generation of players cut their teeth on.

Now Carlsbro is back with a bang. In issue 19, our very own Rick Graham reviewed the attractively priced Evo 50 DC valve head and 4×12 cab saying: “I have to be frank and admit that I was fooled by the price of this amp. I simply wasn’t expecting the EVO50 DC to be as good as it is. It produced some really great clean tones on both channels, particularly the second channel, and cooked up a storm when it came time to push the gain. Coupled with the EVO 412, this deadly duo makes for a fantastic combination.”

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10 thoughts on “Carlsbro EVO 50 Watt Amp Review – WIN this AMP!! Guitar Interactive Magazine

  • It’s interesting that on the high gain channel note to note definition got better. Usually the rhythm channel has more clarity. Scratch that. Lead 2 sounds muddy.

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  • I have just bought the mini head, of this, it's a great little amp for the money, I have a Tiny Terror as well, and this, at nearly half the cost stacks up well, albeit, offers a very different sound. This does a great impression of a Messa rectifier!

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  • The cleans were really nice, the high gains beg for some good chunky metal riffs .. I just wish he'd turned the 2nd gain stage back a little bit to give us an idea if it cleaned up enough to bring out a little better note definition in more complex chords … otherwise, great sounding rig and , as always, thanks Rick, you never cease to give us great chops!!!!   

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  • Sounds awful and if it's got valves in it, something went wrong somewhere

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  • Is that the only thing you can play with gain? Really. Play some damn metal dude. I am sure that that amp can sound a lot better if you know how to use the guitar!

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  • i'd love to win this, is it too loud for home and pub gigs? that initial tone is awesome…

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