Just 1 Amp?!?: The REVV 20 Series Amps
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As I muse about having "just enough" gear to carry my guitar playing, music writing and recording forward, I often look about trying to find just one amp that can do it all...for me. So I've decided to do a series of videos looking at some of the new hybrid analog/digital alternatives that work for gigging, playing at home and that facilitate home or studio recording.
As the first in this series I'm looking at the REVV D20 and G20 amplifiers. Along with a Mojotone Lite 1x12 cab this creates and incredibly light and powerful gigging or home rig. And at their heart they are still wonderful little tube amps. "Little" only in the size of the chassis and in their weight as they put out a full 20 watts in full power mode, more than enough on most stages today.
I need to thank Steve from Boston for his permission to use the photo of Derek Eastveld from his video.
I also need to thank the guys at Two Notes for permission to use the clip of Joey Landreth playing their Two Notes Torpedo and the REVV Amps.
As is often the case, I need to thank the guys at Premiere Guitar for the permission to use the image of Jimmy Herring from his rig rundown.
• Rig Rundown - Widespre...
Until next time, thanks for being a part of the five watt world.
Keith
* The amps were provided for my review by the manufacturer but I was not paid in any other way to produce the video, nor was I influenced in any way
to provide a positive review.
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I honestly knew nothing about this amp other then seeing it here and then but not really paying attention. You said this wasn’t going to be a gear review but it was the best gear review I’ve seen. This is how people should make gear review videos. Now I want to try one of these out. Nice job Hypes!
Thanks Hypes! Not a review so much as the stuff I like about it...wait...maybe that's what they are supposed to be. Thanks man.
I like this "review" but I also like reviews that are just tones, no talking. Both have their place. Good job Keith.
Appreciated that you stuck to how it relates to your 'mission', and referenced other reviews, rather than falling into the temptation of doing yet another gain on, gain off tones demo
Not only the amp but the Mojotone cab, too! Messaging them right now about one like yours to match the black amp. 😃
@@ransombaggins9301 I have a Mojotone cab called the Slammin. It's a 1x12(they make 2x12 too). It's shaped kinda like a wedge monitor. I love this thing. I put a Warehouse et65 4ohm speaker in it. It's also convertible from open to closed back.
Five Watt World - The only channel who's acronym takes more effort than just saying the whole title.
I noticed that too. Having spent 24 years living next to University of Washington, the W (double-u) is just pronounced "dub" as in "you-dub" (UW).
How about Fffff-Dub-Dub? Sounds like an ending to a joke. I.E. "Your money or your amp!" "take my money, please!" Ffff-dub-dub.
Does Buffalo Wild Wings have a channel?
My uncle played from 1959 until he dies in 2011 with 3 basses and 1 or 2 amps. The basses were a 59 Kay upright, a 62 Fender jazz bass and a 70’s model Peavey Patriot. For amps he had a 65 Bassman, and another Fender that I can’t remember the name of. That’s all he played for 52 years. He never fiddled with them. Never changed pickups or anything never modded his amps. He said if you couldn’t get what you wanted out of them then you couldn’t get it and he was right. He played surf music to funk to jazz to rock and even hard rock. He was an amazing bass player and he did it with least gear or probably anyone I’ve ever known.
Rick Beato is the awesome eccentric Uncle of music/guitar CZcams. FiveWattWorld is the calm and collected Dad. 👌🏻
This just adds to the question, what the hell is in the water in Winnipeg?
Amen. The land of slide monsters.
I wonder if a bottled Winnipeg water business would work? 😉
Mostly ice-especially in winter, but seriously, up here in Canada, winter is a great time to practice and write- AND play hockey of course. But Winnipeg is and always has been a great music town, but I live in Saskatoon
I dig Rick and your channel. and of course 5 watt world
Remnants of The Guess Who....
66Samus & Winnie the Pooh, oooo yuuurrr #Winterpeg
Love everything Revv!
Hey man! I've watched a lot of your stuff on Revv. Thanks for the support man!
Riffs, Beards & Gear i saw you wearing a five watt world shirt! My two fav channels
I own the D20 and it checks every box I need for home recording. Excellent amplifier.
I've been playing for one month. My studio is the far end of the dining room table. I have 1 guitar: a Squire Stratocaster HSS and 1 amp: a Fender Mustang LT 25, with one app: Fender Tone 1.0.2. The Mustang has 30 presets, and the app adds 30 more which can be modded and saved. So far I'm having a blast; wish I'd started this years ago!
A Squier with a modelling amp will spark the fire and keep it lit for some time! I've "been playing" 15 years, but it was pretty much just strumming open chords. Until this corona business started... Then I decided to get serious about the guitar. It's amazing how much you can learn just off the internet. I dropped out of music theory in college, couldn't make sense of it when getting lectures out of a book... but watching some of these tutorials with a guitar actually in my hand, things just started clicking... Now instead of going months without playing, I might play for hours a day... It seems like the key is going outside that comfort zone as much as possible and not worrying about messing up
@steve w. I got myself a tascam dp24 portastudio and Headrush pedal board and have been busy every since.
Probably about to get back Into it myself.
Thinking the revv g20 cause metalhead. A cab of some sort Probably a 2x12. And for guitar either an ibanez s series I can mod down the line or maybe off the get go(looking at maybe a made in Japan model or a higher end model at least) or maybe something else cheaper I can mod right off the get go. Potentially something like 10s guitars since I've seen a few nice looking things decently priced by them.
Few used options local too. Was also thinking maybe get something cheap since work keeps me busy and I have issues with my hands in case I don't get super into it again. But kinda thinking that won't happen. And trying to build a studio anyways so it'd be useful. 350 dollar epiphone sg Gothic few used amps though most are meh choices or waaaay to loud for bedroom levels.
Keep at it, Christopher. It will become a way of life
Your demeanour, knowledge and level of engagement is unparalleled. I always learn something watching your videos and I love the attention to detail - you also have a natural narrator's voice so when I;m doing chores I often put your videos on in the background.
I am a drummer, but I love your videos. Helps my understand guitar players better :-)
I watched you for a while now Keith. Your videos are getting better and better but keep the same 5WW feel. It’s such a blend of relaxed and informative that you have down to an art. The fact you are speaking out about a new product weighs very heavy, you, yourself said it’s not something much you do. I’m gonna put a serious look into the G-20. Thanks brother. Much love from Tulsa.
Thanks for producing a quality review. It was really well done. Much of it went over my head, but I appreciate your attention to content and detail. You set a high standard.
I always look forward to your videos. And great review. I have had my eye on the Revv for awhile.
Such a great video and thanks for the shout out! Oh and guilty as charged on the R121 / 57 combo! That's my thing man!
Thanks Shawn. We know that’s who you are man. :)
Purchased the D20 about a year ago. It's a game changer to have mix ready tracks from the start. I recorded most of my debut album (due out this summer) with it in my home studio. Great modern day amp ! Awesome pedal platform. Great job with the video, keep them coming.
I always appreciate your videos so much, just a notch above. Thanks so much.
This is such a fantastic channel. Your insight and mannerism are much to be desired in the world of gear. I hope you continue to put this type of content out, as it is a tool that can be used by every day people such as myself. Excellent job!
I’m working on two more J1A videos for the next couple of months. Glad you liked it.
I own one amp, the Fender Deluxe Reverb Tone Master. It sound amazing and with the power attenuator and XLR out it's the only amp I'll need.
Those Tone-Masters look pretty nice!
@@tonyfdesign If you're thinking of getting a 65 DR Reissue I definitely recommend them. They're indistinguishable from the tube version (to my ears and all the reviews I've seen), they're cheaper in initial cost, and less maintenance. I took it into the studio with me and had the engineer A/B an SR57 with the XLR DI and he couldn't hear a difference, actually told me to start recording solos at home and bring in the WAV. All that plus a great power attenuator and it equals a fantastic amp. Oh, and it's half the weight of the tube version.
I don't work for Fender, I just love this amp.
I have a Marshall Origin 20 already and that seems like it would work for this series but after that...I'll be looking for a used Tonemaster to take it for a spin if folks dig this series.
If you have a minute. Email me how you've been using yours and what you find are the pros and cons so far. Thank Brian
Ive been very interested in the tonemaster amps, especially on how they play with pedals! It’ll be great to see a video on the tonemaster amps!
I’m about to give up. 😜so many great products out there . I’m leaning towards the Bluguitar mercury ..or even the 2 channel 50 watt THR . Im a little tired of tube issues . This Rev is very interesting. In the meantime, Ill keep practicing .
Well done as usual Keith. Since we chatted I have been considering one of these Revv amps. Thanks!
Great video. Always love the stories you share.
That, sir, is a thing of beauty. And Canadian made! You give many other good reasons, very compelling reasons, but supporting home made is important to me as well. I’ve never owned a tube amp but I really like this one!
Thank you for putting these videos together the way you put info together is great and sharing quality musical items with a fair review is great
Thanks Tim.
AS USUAL-phenomenal video. So smart and thoughtful. Bravo Keith!
So helpful, Thank you very much! I have been trying to decide what to get and why, and this really answered many of my questions and indecisions. Thanks again.
I watch Five Watt World whenever I can. I have a Fender champ because I needed something small for practice (and the neighbors). The first video I saw was the one about the Champ and it made appreciate the amp even more. I had a small line 6 and would get headaches trying to remember settings and then one day it quit working. But my Fender Champ never quit. And it is simple. I like the Revv because it seems like it has a lot of good features but won’t hurt my brain settling it up and using it. Another great video - thank you Keith.
I have another suggestion for D20 owners(would think it would be great for G20 as well) I have the Boss EQ-200 eq pedal. One of the coolest features of the Eq-200 is using the 4 cable method, you can use 2 separate eqs. One in front of the preamp, and one in front of the power amp. This imo opens the amp to an amazing array of amp tones.
That would be cool. I’ve been using a Rockett Melody, Mark Lettieri signature pedal. It gives me low to medium gain AND the EQ. Mark actually noticed it in the video and commented. :)
Another hugely enjoyable and informative video. Very much appreciated.
I always think that simple isn't the same as basic. An amp like the D20 has depth and complexity, but it's distilled into a simple, clean package with enough controls and options to give you flexibility but without too many to make things complicated. Elegant design does far more to encourage simplicity without being constrained by technical limitations. It does what Apple devices were always supposed to, it just works. You can't ask for more than that from an amp. When the music stores here reopen I think I'll definitely look to try one out!
As someone from Winnipeg who now lives in Germany, I was blown away by REVV and was even more blown away by the fact that a company making awesome amps came from the small city I grew up in. Well...technically the company is from a small town just a short drive from Winnipeg, but "close enough". ;-)
Keith, I highly recommend you check out the REVV G pedal series (the G2, G3 and G4). No BS...it's like having a tube amp in a solid state pedal. Those guys at REVV really know how to recreate the sound of their amps (and the various channels the amps have) in pedal form. The pedals are on the higher end of the price scale, but worth every penny.
It’s on my list to try their pedals. One of my favorite companies.
Fantastic idea, and great video, Keith; I love it!
Thanks Michal!
@@fivewattworld any chance for the Suhr PT15 IR to be featured, Keith? Thanks!
Thanks Keith! As always you "exceed our expectations. " We are so lucky.
Great video and great guitar playing. Fantastic tone
Dude, this is an awesome video. I wasn’t even interested in this amp, I just love how you explain everything.
Your playing "cover me up" love that dropped d.
Thanks David
Wow. There are a precious few YT channels that I typically hit "like" before getting through the opening credits. Keith is on that short list. Keith, your content and delivery continue to satisfy, as well as inspire. Thanks for all you do!
Thanks John!
Great video! I keep reducing my Amos and guitars also because of what I actually do with them and keeps me playing more. I love hear and there are so many good options! Great series!
Another informative and thought provoking video, Keith. Keep up the great work!👍
Thanks Dennis
Thanks. As always; great information, well presented.
This is awesome, thank you so much
Glad you dig it.
What a great sound. Dig it, Keith.
Good one Keith - best channel on the Tube...thanks for the few minutes of sheer tube delight! Best wishes from the UK!
I am reading this with my red Strandberg Salen in my lap. I play a C#m7 in your honor brother. :)
@@fivewattworld 🤠 gratefully received across the (5 watt) ether!
Cool features, I hadn't really known about these amps. Thanks for sharing your experience with them Keith.
Thanks for watching Pal.
This amp would be the perfect worship gig amp.. Rehearsal, home jamming.. even bigger gigs.
If I was an interior designer I would recommend my clients have a Marshall Stack, a Vox AC30 and a Fender Deluxe Reverb - with an Olympic White Strat, Sunburst Tele, Les Paul Burst and Cherry Red ES-335 in their living room. So much better to look at than Old Master paintings, French furniture and Charles Eames chairs.
You do seem to know the finer things Craig. I’ll call you if I ever get to do the ultimate studio space. :)
Every living room should include a drum set :)
@@fivewattworld but the top of the stairwell works for me as well
Great video ! Much appreciated!
Thanks man, keep up the very nice work.
Awesome video---Ive heard of these amps but never in that level of detail they sound great and are very well thought out on their design, great job as always. While I love the idea for a "series" I shudder at the thought of ever having just one amp, its like eating one potato chip, lol.
I'm digging this new series!
Wow! A tube amp with that kind of technical muscle and versatility is very impressive. I am feeling peer pressure now that both you and Tubbs are using them.
I love the idea of this series. A few years ago I scaled back to a Blackstar HT-20, and it's fantastic as a one amp solution!
Great Vid! Love you Channel and Content!! I’ve been a working musician for 56yrs now and have FINALLY found my go to amps. I’ve played a lot of Tube amps in my day and loved them all but because I’m now 67 with the usual Old Musician complaints and some other health conditions I’m now using the New Fender Tone Master Amps. I use the TM Twin for larger Gigs and the TM Deluxe for smaller Shows. At 33 and 23lbs they fit the bill as far as weight and it’s VERY hard to tell the difference between their Tub counterparts in my opinion. The sound the the real deal after being retubed. Add a couple good pedals and I’m home free!! Although every once in a while I do break out my old trusty Tweed Blues Jr. for a spin.....LOL! Please keep up the Good Work I look forward to your Vids! Cheers from Salem, Ohio.
I missed this one, it’s great. There is no channel better than yours for this format bro.
Thanks DK
If I may make a comment here.....is that every time you post a new video, it will always and I repeat always comes online during my guitar practice time and every time, I will put down the guitar and listen to you because of the usefulness of the information you provide. I want to thank you for doing this. Really thank you.
Dude! Practice. I'll still be here when you're done. :). Seriously, thank you so much for the kind words.
Keith
Excellent video. I really like the structuring and pacing too. Very professional. Just subscribed.
Welcome to five watt world!
Nearly 100k subs! Giddy up.
Not there yet, but the number is sort of surreal.
Another awesome vid. Thanks so much. Canada Rocks!
Keith, I found your channel by watching your History of the Flying V video. I think you're doing something very new and different for guitar on CZcams, and I mean that in the best possible way. I'm an 80s metal guy, with aspirations of having a Mesa or Marshall half-stack in my living room to jam Slayer, Metallica, and other thrash metal tunes. However, I need a house with a living room first, and even then, those rigs aren't exactly feasible. While channels like Ola's, and Steve from Boston produce fantastic content, for many of us, gear collections like that are untenable due to cost, volume, and many other constraints. Your focus on getting the best sound, for the least amount of gear, all while working around the constraints of your home environment are just what many of us need. Thank you for doing this. Easiest subscription I've added ever.
Welcome to five watt world James. Glad you’re digging both parts of what we do.
Very good video again!
I'm literally mad I can't afford a Revv 20 right now. This is a series you need to keep up. There is a definite need for a series on amps like this.
I recently purchased the Revv D20 after viewing this video. Thanks for the honest review Keith! Your channel is awesome, keep up the good work!
Thanks Marc!
That's a pretty cool setup, Keith!
Nothing like that kind of compact amp when I was starting out! They were all big cabinets and heavy heads. It was a two man job to bring the stuff into the gig. And smaller practice amps could never cut it anywhere except your living room. We never had a PA system that could make a guitar sound good, they were vocals only. You would laugh your head off at the amount of heavy stuff we had to lug around in the 1970s just to play a bar gig. This Revv system you show blows it away. Thank you for posting.
Great content!
Great review Keith
Thanks Sammy!
Awesome video! I'm interested in the Revv stuff so it's cool to see a take on it that isn't balls to the wall metal.
You need to get a hold of, and make a video about, the ultimate clean amp pedal platform that you can use at home and live... the Vox MV50 Clean. I bought one a couple years ago and love it. It's tiny, goes up to 50 watts, and has this fancy NuTube that's "identical" to a vacuum tube. I really like the feel, dynamics, and harmonics of the amp that's tough to hear in solid-state-only clean amps. They also have rock, a/c, and high gain versions of the amp but I haven't tried them.
Great Episode Keith. Man I love your delivery of this Fantastic content.
I'm pared to one Amp these days Princeton RRI. Red Paisley Pine cab,(li'll red)
when I need louder I add a Mesa widebody 1/12 cab.
Thanks Keith
Proceed Brother.
i really enjoyed this. Thanks
Top notch video again Keith, being Scottish you touched my soul when you spoke about economy and the learning process goes on. Every days a school day bud. Stay switched on to be well.
Bought a revv g20 because of this video. Absolutely love it!!!!
How’s it holding up? I just ordered one along with a line 6 HX Effects for MIDI control as well as effects. I was really hesitant to purchase because I live in Canada and everything costs a lot more up here lol
Interestingly I have an HX Effects coming to use in a similar way.
Great vid. I've been impressed, with the Revv; tho, not in my current budget. I also appreciate your only talking about equipment that 'makes the grade'.
I agree, with the comments about different speakers. I bought a gutted 4X12 and installed four different speaks and a selector switch. I've also done it with two diff pairs of 2x12's. I've got quite the collection of old Jenson's & Oxford's, as well as some modern choices. It's been a nice way to pair speakers with amps. Currently rebuilding a 1950 Bell & Howell 6L6 PP amp. The selector box will come in handy.
Very cool approach. I started building amps because I couldn't afford the old stuff I wanted.
@@fivewattworld It's the same, for me. I CAN afford it - but guitars & amps are a hobby. I have a my own biz daytime and am keyboardist; in the off hrs. I've worked on tube Hi-fi gear, so guitar amps was an easy leap. I learned some basic luthier skills, as well. I buy solid built guitars; do the setup and the hardware - off I go
Loving that version of "Cover Me Up" at the beginning! I love me some Jason Isbell, and I love your content!
That's what is was. It's been bugging me here in London what the melody was. Thank you.
Recognized it with the first chord lol
So good to hear Jason getting love!
Quilters make for great only amp, awaiting review, seem like an appropriate fit for the channel, so versatile so light
Keith I could tell you that this was a great review, for many reasons including introducing me to the REVV brand. Instead, I'll tell you that it inspired me to head to the studio and plug in for the first time in a few weeks. I needed that. 👍🎸
Excellent! I've been playing the d20 with that old tube in V1 since I made the video. :)
I love it! It’s my main amp these days!!!
Been so thankful of today's tech. Made life so easier in terms of plugging and playing. Amp models have gone rad. Although having a real amp in the room is still a totally different experience to me. Thanks for the vid. Take care 🙂.
Thanks for the info. I’ve seen these around but never really looked into them. I am scouting the earth to find a perfect tiny amp with big sound. I’ll definitely give this one a closer look.
Yeah Keith! Excellent as always.
Thanks Jeff. If you decide to clean out the amps...let me know. ;)
five watt world 😂
Thanks for that vid Keith, great info and perspective. I've been using a Boss Katana head for playing at home, mostly through my interface and monitors, and while it's great the siren song of a tube amp calls. The Revv's have had my attention and I'm twitching even harder now.
Thanks Dan
I Went One Amp
Grabbed a Boss Katana
This Thing Has Every Sound
Built-in Effects
Lite as All
It's All Electronic
And Sounds Great
We just became Revv dealers and got our first amps in a few days ago. I’m going to have some time today (finally) to try them out without running to answer phones and watching your excellent video has given me some great ideas. Thanks Keith!
Try changing the V1 tube to something vintage. It brought 20 series amps to life. I’ve talked to Derek about it a lot.
Very interesting video again. My 1 amp is a BluGuitar amp1 + BluBox created by Thomas Blug. My journey for searching the "real one amp" for my Blues suddenly ends some years ago when the first generation of this amp appears on the market. Since this time I really love to watch and read reviews about all the nice amps around and finally know that the one I own is the right one for me and another is not needed....maybe until the new ampX is released. The prototype was introduced on NAMM 2020. Let´s wait and see!
Keep on your fine channel!
Greetings from Germany
I haven't seen these but have heard good things.
Thank you Keith, as always, a great episode. Really great channel. Imagine, an amp company from Winnipeg. Reminiscent of the Garnet amps used by the Guess Who! There's always been a lot going on in Winnipeg Manitoba. I really enjoy your shows, and value your opinions and experience.
Thank you, mate.
Glad you fixed the glitches, Keith! Even better this time around :)
To roughly repeat the rest of my comment from first time around, these Revv amps are super-cool, and if I hadn't already found my amp, I'd be very interested. But the Blackstar Artisan 10AE meets my needs. 10 watts, super-portable (30lbs with a Creamback Neo speaker upgrade), single class-A EL34, compensated record output. OK so not my "one" amp, as I like to run a pair in stereo. But I could sell all my other amps and still be happy. I probably won't though!
Thanks, Keith! It sounds great. I found my amp years ago. It's a Vox AC 15. I use it as an acoustic amp. 15 watts full, 7.5 on the switch! The Fishman rare earth helps me achieve a decent sound, without having to use a single coil, volume and tone pots like i did years ago. I only use it at home, i plug into a PA when out.
SWEET !
Thanks Keith
Another good view! always enjoy your content. And by the way , I am a huge fan of Mojotone. I had them build me a 1x12 Lite about a year ago.. Great size and sound.
An amp that I've felt the same way about for a while is my Blackstar ID Core 100 stereo combo. While it's not a tube amp, it's not a modeling amp in the traditional sense either. It has a great response that reminds me of my tube amp that I used to have. It's got 6 great voicings, and very similar output features to what the Revv has. For a hobbyist player looking for a gigging/home recording amp for under $500, it's been a really satisfying and versatile amp.
Looks a great little amp, once the shops are open again i think i'll go and try one out........when the wife is at work !!
Another great episode! Please do a video regarding your experiences with the HX Stomp.
I will be doing a bunch of stuff on the Stomp as I continue us to experiment with it.
What a refreshing review - love it! I just placed an order for a G20. Winnipeg is just one province over from me so it made the decision even easier.
Excellent!
I agree with Rick on this so Rick got to give you you a thumbs up for your videos as well you both have made so many videos that have helped me so much in the last year. I have been debating a lunchbox amp purchase for some time now and it has been a difficult choice to make. So many companies have really impressive lunchbox amps right now but the most impressive to me REVV. everything they make from pedals to amps are just phenomenal and they are to me the leaders in amplification right now and gut feeling says it will remain as such for days to come. As always your videos are remarkable as well are Rick's I hope to meet you both eventually and share some thoughts Stay Safe and THANK YOU
Just wanted to say again thank you helped me make the right decision picked up the G20 in purple from the guys at Sweetwater and ooh yeah REVV HAVE DONE IT AGAIN THUMBS UP REVV and thanks to 5 watt world!!
Been eyeing these for awhile. Out of the budget at the moment, but really love what I’m seeing and hearing. Currently very happy with my Quilter ToneBlock202 and matching Quilter 12 cab. The included “flat channel” has been great for my HeadRush, and the regular “channels” are super solid. Also, the power this combo is capable of from basically nothing to hundreds of watts is crazy. Also, it’s super light. But still, a second more traditional tube amp that includes modern features like the Revv is definitely on my shortlist...at the top of that list now. Thanks!
I love this channel.
I ❤ love this series "Just 1 Amp" Blues On....💙
Those **STRANDBERG** look as outstanding as the **REVV** amp
Your studio space is absolutely gorgeous. Every video you make reminds me of how cool you are.
Edit: used the wrong your and had to change it.
Thanks Austin
Sweet Vid Hypes.
My 8-yr-old VOX VT30 is great for small gigs, but I just copped a Fender Tonemaster Twin; I’m newly torn but they’re both light enough to drag’em out together! With an A-B-Y switch, I’m loaded for anything now, without spending a small fortune.
Make me want a Rev amp? Something I didn’t think would ever happen. Maybe once I sell a dozen amps I have. Another great video!