andy474x
Knows the Drill
Just for fun, let’s listen to the HDRX 20 vs the DGT 15! For kicks, I threw in the Sweet 16 as well (Sweetwater limited edition 2020). Went for a chill Texas vibe, nothing too exciting, but this was a good chance to try out the new interface and reamp rig I set up couple months ago. So, these are true apples to apples comparisons of the three amps.
Sweet 16:
DGT 15:
HDRX 20:
All amps set up with the master maxed, a medium gain setting, and bright switch on for all tracks, running through an IR of my pine 1x12 with a V-Type speaker. The HDRX and DGT have a lot in common, with the HDRX having slightly more of the upper mid bark of a plexi, vs a rounder mid honk in the DGT. The Sweet 16 has a softer tone than both, although to be fair I would normally use an Alnico Cream with the Sweet 16, which has more top end grind. There are good things about each amp that stand out to me - the leaner low mid of the HDRX makes lower register notes more articulate, while higher notes on the DGT have a really nice warmth, and the Sweet 16 has the most relaxed vibe of all.
Sweet 16:
PRS Low Watt Jam - Sweet 16
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DGT 15:
PRS Low Watt Jam - DGT 15
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HDRX 20:
PRS Low Watt Jam - HDRX
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All amps set up with the master maxed, a medium gain setting, and bright switch on for all tracks, running through an IR of my pine 1x12 with a V-Type speaker. The HDRX and DGT have a lot in common, with the HDRX having slightly more of the upper mid bark of a plexi, vs a rounder mid honk in the DGT. The Sweet 16 has a softer tone than both, although to be fair I would normally use an Alnico Cream with the Sweet 16, which has more top end grind. There are good things about each amp that stand out to me - the leaner low mid of the HDRX makes lower register notes more articulate, while higher notes on the DGT have a really nice warmth, and the Sweet 16 has the most relaxed vibe of all.
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