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  • RgxpodRgxpod

    Un trés bon Ampli Lampe

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 21/10/14 à 12:48
    Ampli Lampe 6l6 + 2 EL 34
    preamp 6 12 AX 7 dont une en buffer boucle
    puissance 65 Watts max / 15 watts par switch
    une boucle effet assignable Canal 1 ou 2 ou les deux
    Une belle reverb assignable Canal 1 ou 2 ou les deux
    Bright Switch et Tight Swicht par canal
    Presence et Density pour sculpter le son
    Main volume et Second Volume pour pre reglage des niveaux solos
    potentimetre de dosage entre 6L6 et EL34
    XLR out avec simul 4 *12

    UTILISATION

    Deux canaux
    La config comme tout matériel analogique est hyper simple
    le son c'est simplement une tuerie sauf si vous voulez faire du métal car par adapté

    le mix des lampes permettent une belle palette
    La polyvalence est son…
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    Ampli Lampe 6l6 + 2 EL 34
    preamp 6 12 AX 7 dont une en buffer boucle
    puissance 65 Watts max / 15 watts par switch
    une boucle effet assignable Canal 1 ou 2 ou les deux
    Une belle reverb assignable Canal 1 ou 2 ou les deux
    Bright Switch et Tight Swicht par canal
    Presence et Density pour sculpter le son
    Main volume et Second Volume pour pre reglage des niveaux solos
    potentimetre de dosage entre 6L6 et EL34
    XLR out avec simul 4 *12

    UTILISATION

    Deux canaux
    La config comme tout matériel analogique est hyper simple
    le son c'est simplement une tuerie sauf si vous voulez faire du métal car par adapté

    le mix des lampes permettent une belle palette
    La polyvalence est son domaine.

    les cleans sont impressionnants facile d'obtenir ce qu'un fender peux vous procurer
    Les Crunchs et Heavy 80 simplement magiques bien plus précis que d'autres modeles testés avec des EL34 et ce des qu'on fait bouger le HP qui va bien avec ... d'ailleurs a ce sujet je lui conseil un bon 1 *12 fermé pour plus de compression que le 2 12 Tourmaster qui travail d'origine avec ma config.

    je l'utilise via une load box dans un torpedo pour une sortie sono sans repiquage via micro... et la je suis toujours surpris des résultats terribles...
    Tous ceux qui ont pu tester ou ecouter mon Ampli sont scotchés et même certains ont trouvés leurs marshmallows loin derriere tant il est facile d'obtenir un Brown sound facon VH (voir les démos de Fast red pony car sur you T.

    Bon il ne lui manque qu'une rectifieuse pour jouer dans la cours d'un boogie ... mais c'est pas visiblement le feeling du concepteur de l'ampli.

    je met 8 car il y a une tite ronflette sur la sortie XLR direct out qui est selon mon avis un problème de filtrage parasiste sur cette sortie qui est facilement resolvable avec une reprise de masse et une boucle d'effet Hall avec une ferrite sur le point chaud et l'alimentation de l'ampli... phénomène fréquents et solution a moins de 2 euros qui vous èvitera d'entendre les néons et les Fréquences sales HF

    SONORITÉS

    Convient pour 98 % de mon utilisation pis les 2 % j'ai pas les doigts pour...

    avec un TC G major dans la boucle et un Fractal Ultra pour les post ou Pre effect selon les routages que je pilote via midi via un Z11 Engl

    Les lampes du velours... le son est interactif direct avec vos doigts et la dynamique du potard de volume de la guitare est exploitable de façon cohérente avec vos attaques de médiators.

    mon frangin s'est acheté la version combo depuis et l'ampli fait des émules chez ses potes gratteux...

    AVIS GLOBAL

    un an 2 h / jours mini
    j'ai essayé un Alchimist Bogner ( trop droit et sensation de raideur dans le son)
    Un Bogner Shiva un must mais hors budget.
    Un Marsh je sais plus quoi que j'ai vite éteint trop criards et ingérable en Db
    un Boogie mark IV ben y a rien a dire tellement c'est bien
    un Fender Supersonic 60 (très très bonne surprise même en drive!)

    rapport Qualité prix je referai ce choix sans problèmes.
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  • EroachguitarEroachguitar

    Un ampli qui s'écarte de l'attendu

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 24/09/12 à 02:09
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    The Renegade 65 is a staple of Bruce Egnater's recently launched production line of amplifiers, Manufactured in asia under strict tolerances, the Renegade, along with its cousins the Tweaker, the Rebel, and the Tourmaster, represents Egnater's first foray into bang-for-buck vacuum tube amplification.

    Sporting two channels with independant EQ controls, as well as wattage, deep/tight, and bright/normal switches, the Renegade shoots for the maximum number of tonal flavors with as few channels as possible. Each channel also has its own volume control, both of which are governed by not one, but TWO global master volume controls, or "Main" as they are labeled on the panel. "Main 2" is footswitchable and when engaged, gives the amp a huge boost in volume and sustain for soaring solos that cut through the mix.

    Another great feature of the Renegade, which is a unique Egnater innovation, is the Tube Mix function, which exists separately on each channel. For those unfamiliar, the Tube Mix control routes some or all of the preamp signal to either (in the Renegade) a pair of 6L6's, or a pair of EL34's. Theoretically this makes it possible to douse your tone with either American or British power tube flavor, or any ratio of the two combined.

    Adding to the list of pleasant features on the Renegade are global Density (aka Resonance) and Presence controls, as well as dedicated bias test points and adjustment controls on the back for each pair of power tubes.

    A solid-state driven effects loop and XLR Line-Out are also included.

    UTILIZATION

    The Renegade, going through a Seismic 2X12 Cabinet loaded with english-made Celestion Vintage 30's, hit the ground running with great tones on both channels right out of the box. The clean channel is very reminiscent of a Fender Bassman or Marshall JTM-45, which is a fresh departure from the usual clean channel voicing of multi-channel tube amps. I've always been in love with the warm, smooth and sometimes hairy clean tone of the '59 Bassman and the Marshall JTM-45, which have almost identical circuit topology, and I was very pleased that someone took the time to capture this sound in a channel-switching amp.

    The overdrive channel features a hot-rodded Marshall style sound with plenty of harmonic detail, yet clear and tight. A lot of upper-mid emphasis on this channel makes it ideal for 80's hard rock with the gain cranked up high, while rolling back the gain conjures up a very convincing plexi-style overdrive, especially with the Tube Mix maxed out in the EL34 direction. Bumping the Tube Mix over to the 6L6 side reveals a little more aggressive bite to the bottom end, while losing the signature EL34 midrange emphasis. The blending of the power tube characteristics is where the Renegade truly finds its unique voice.

    The tonestack and mode switches on both channels are very responsive without being overwhelming. The amp is bright but still pleasant to play even with the treble control maxed, and its thick without being boomy when the bass is maxed. To this end, Egnater did a great job of making the controls usable throughout their range. The tones are all great, it's just a matter of dialing them to your personal perfection.

    The FX loop is usable, as is the direct-line out, but I know of very few guitarists who utilize the line-out of a tube amplifier, since it cuts a huge part of the tone out of the equation - that being the speaker cabinet and power section.



    SOUNDS

    I've played both my Charvel So-Cal (with coil splitting capability) and my Les Paul through the Renegade, and the Renegade brings it no matter the guitar or its settings.

    OVERALL OPINION

    I have no real complaints about the Renegade. For the price, it is well made, and performs better than amps that cost twice as much. Any complaints regarding quality of construction or components should be quickly buffered by recognizing that it is not a hand-made, boutique guitar amplifier, and by that token, the quality of the Renegade amplifier is pleasantly surprising.

    To boot, the head itself is considerably lighter in weight than many comparably sized heads, which is good news for the guitarist with a bad back. Despite its light weight, the headshell appears to be made from actual plywood and not MDF, which will please some quality-minded players.

    The tolex covering is not the most durable stuff on the market, so if you plan on gigging with it, expect some wear and tear rather quickly unless you're fanatical about protecting it.

    The bias adjustments are pretty much foolproof and can be operated by anyone with a multimeter following some simple instructions without fear of damaging the amp.


    The Renegade 65 is an amazingly versatile, well-designed amplifier that has a lot to offer guitarists of all styles and levels.
  • ejectaejecta

    Vraiment une bonne tête de résonance pour un bon prix

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 24/03/11 à 21:31
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    I think Bruce from Egnater has really done it right with this one. This amp has two channels with a 65 watt power section where you can dial between 6L6 or el34 power tubes. So if you like your clean tones through a 6L6 power section you can dial it that way or a variable mix with the 34's or have it all 34's as well. This same capability is available for channel two. It has your typical EQ section for each channel plus master presence and density controls with on board digital reverb. Also it has two masters so you set up a louder second volume for leads. The back feature a buffered series effects loop, cabinet simulated direct balanced output, and bias points for the tubes. For control at your feet is comes with a four button programmable footpedal.


    UTILIZATION

    I found it very easy on channel one to get everything from a nice chimy clean tone to a nice pushed clean tone. Channel one can also get you a nice crunchy tone as well and I tended to keep the tube mix more towards the 6L6 side. Channel two is your more gained out side. To my ear it's more Marshall voiced and has plenty of gain for rock to heavy rock. I'm not sure it suitable for a metal amp. On the second channel I kept the tube mix a mix of 6L6 and el34 leaning a tad towards el34's. I ended up upgrading the tubes and found the info in manual very very helpful and found swapping the tubes and biasing them up to be a breeze. The foot pedal functions very good too and controls much more than just channel switching. It also engages the on-board reverb, effects loop and secondary master volume with channel-assigning switches for all three. Run them on both channels or just the one you choose.

    SOUNDS

    I think this amp has that Egnater tone where it has enough bottom without it being loose and enough top end without being fizzy. I found I gravitated towards the clean side more hitting it with pedals. That's not mean I didn't like the gain side but I would have liked it to be a bit more raw but still it was nice.

    OVERALL OPINION

    The price of this amp is very good considering what you get in quality and tone. Over all it's a very very good bang for the buck.
  • PurposeToMelodyPurposeToMelody

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 22/03/11 à 20:27
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    Egnater Renegade Specifications:

    * 65-Watt All-Tube Head
    * Two Independent Channels Each With:
    o Volume, Gain, 3-Band EQ
    o Tight and Bright Voicing Switches
    o 18w/65w Wattage Selector Switch
    o Tube Mix Blends 6L6 and EL34 Power Tubes

    * Master Controls:
    o Presence & Density
    o Individual Reverb on Each Channel with Spillover
    o Main and Secondary Master Volumes

    * Rugged Four Button Footswitch with Channel Select Plus:
    o Assign the REVERB, EFFECTS LOOP and MAIN 2 Volume to Just Channel 1, Just Channel 2 or Both – Right From the Pedal

    * Simple Master Bias Adjust with External Test Points
    * Buffered Effects Loop
    * Balanced XLR / 1/4 inch Cabinet Voiced Line /Recording Output
    * 100V / 115V / 230V Voltage Selector
    * Heavy Duty Cover Included

    Renegade Head:
    * Length: 25 inches
    * Width: 10 inches
    * Height: 10 inches
    * Weight: 37 pounds



    UTILIZATION

    Pretty Simple control pane, with 2 channels both a full Treble Middle Bass set up, with switchable resonance and presence controls, it also has switchable reverb, switchable between 18 and 65w for both channels, which is cool and I will go more in depth in the next category. The manual is pretty simple and explains what it needs to. it looks great with a wheat and black grille in a tan color. really pretty hot looking Its does getting kind of complicated with all the buttons knobs and switches but for the most part its pretty simple

    SOUNDS

    Played this with a PRS Single Cut 22 and my Les Paul with Seymour Duncans through the Egnater cab.
    Cleans/Low Gain: I was very impressed with the cleans on this amp. Set to the 6L6 side with the with bright switch on and a little bit of reverb you can coax some really pristine sparkling cleans out of this amp, think twin reverb. if you in switch it over to the EL34 side you get a more rounded marshally type sound which I personally don't love, but it does it if you want it. in the middle its kind of boring in my opinion. As you inch the gain up on the EL34 side it does dirty JTM45 type sounds really really really well, I loved it for that, very very bluesy, especially with a little bit of verb. this channel stops at about AC/DC type gain. I found it a little too darkly voiced to do AC/DC, but its there if you want it.

    Medium/High Gain: This is where I loved this amp, it is SO versatile. this channel picks up where the Clean left off. with the gain set at around 11 o'clock on the EL34 side you get instant 80s sounds ala Ratt, Journey and Guns'n'Roses. As you inch the gain up at about 1 o'clock you can get some passable American high gain sounds on the 6L6 side. Don't expect a Recto, but it'll do a voicing somewhat similar, although I'd say its more like a Mark IV lead channel than a recto, either way great lead sounds are to be had here. Past about 1 o'clock on either side you have either great hot rod marshall sounds or on the 6L6 side more modern hard rock and metal high gain tones.

    My only real complaint is that it does get a little muddy when you get the gain above a certain point and that it gets a little mushy without a boost.


    OVERALL OPINION

    overall this thing is great, it sounds amazing and I thoroughly enjoyed pretty much every tone I got out of it. if you want versatility this is definitely something I'd look into, especially at the price range its at.
  • EverloneEverlone

    Être un renégat

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 05/07/11 à 19:26
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    The Egnater Renegade head is a two channel, 65 watt tube amplifier. It utilizes two 6L6’s and two EL34’s. Each channel has a Tube Mix knob enabling the user to blend whatever amount of each pair of tubes they want in each channel. Both channels also feature independent reverb controls, Bright and Tight switches, and a wattage selector (10 watts or 65 watts). The master section has two master volumes, presence and density controls. Besides switching channels, the 4-button footswitch engages the reverb, effects loop, and switches between the two master volumes, which are all assignable to one or both channels. The Renegade also has external bias points making tube swapping effortless.

    UTILIZATION

    It is extremely easy to dial in great sounds on the Renegade. All the controls are responsive, and the digital reverb sounds better than the old fashioned spring reverb tanks in most amps. The Bright and Tight switches are a bit subtle, but their affect becomes more obvious the louder the amp is turned up.

    SOUNDS

    I use this amp with a Gibson Les Paul Custom and the Egnater 2x12 cabinet. Both the clean and overdrive channels are excellent on this amp. The clean is one of the best I’ve heard on a two channel amp. The overdrive channel has a very smooth tone; maybe too smooth. The tone seems to be lacking a certain aggressiveness that I like. I wouldn’t call this a high gain amplifier, but there is definitely quite a bit of gain on tap.

    OVERALL OPINION

    This head has a lot of bang for the buck, and sounds a lot better than more expensive heads with fewer features. I would recommend this amp to just about anybody, except for maybe someone who plays primarily metal. However, putting a boost on the overdrive channel or a distortion pedal in the clean channel would definitely do the trick.
  • iamqmaniamqman

    Je suis un renégat!

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 11/08/11 à 22:20
    contenu en anglais (contenu en anglais)
    Egnater is a company that prides itself in the module preamp packages. This amp is a 65 watt channel amp that has a stunning sparkling clean tone as well as a high gain to bluesy distortion channel. Get a three band EQ of bass, middle,and treble, as well as a bright and tight switch to alter the amps voicing.

    This amp power section has 2 6L6 power tubes into EL 34 power tubes. This gives you a good mix in blend of the mid range EL 34 tubes and the top and bottom range if the 6l6 power tube s. Much like the Mesa boogie mark series amps this is kind of like mixing the simul class power tube section. You also have 5 12ax7 preamp tubes in the preamp section.

    UTILIZATION

    Features

    65-Watt All-Tube Head
    Two Independent Channels Each With:
    Volume, Gain, 3-Band EQ
    Tight and Bright Voicing Switches
    18w / 65w Wattage Selector Switch
    Tube Mix Blends 6L6 and EL34 Power Tubes
    Master Controls:
    Presence & Density
    Individual Reverb on Each Channel with "Spillover"
    Main and Secondary Master Volumes
    Four-Button Footswitch with Channel Select Plus:
    Assign the REVERB, EFFECTS LOOP and MAIN 2 Volume to Just Channel 1, Just Channel 2 or Both - Right From the Pedal
    Simple Master Bias Adjust with External Test Points
    Buffered Effects Loop
    Balanced XLR / ¼" Cabinet Voiced Line / Recording
    Output:
    100V / 115V / 230V Voltage Selector
    Heavy Duty Cover Included

    SOUNDS

    The tone of this amp is quite stunning and exceptional. Even at 65 W of power this in packs quite thunderous punch. You have everything from and shiny clean tone all went to the new modern British high gain distortion tone. The mix between the 6l6 power tubes and that EL34 power tubes gives you a nice overall feel in the power tube section. In addition you also have a reverb for each channel which gives you the ability to add in some room dent to your tone.

    In addition you have a presence intensity knob which allows you to dial in the power section little bit more. The presence will attack the high frequencies and the power section in the density will give you that thundering low end to your power section tell. This amp company for button foot switch and channel select switch on the foot switch. The effects loop which works quite well with adding in some delay or course through the effects look.

    OVERALL OPINION


    This amplifier comes under at a new price of $1000. That is an exceptional price for such a high quality highly versatile amplifier. I recommend this amplifier if you need a good multi channel amplifier that has enough versatility to dial in the very perfect tone that you are looking for. With the versatility the power at section this is one of the best sounding amplifiers dial in and match your guitar perfectly.
  • Zéro KillZéro Kill

    Très bon chinois

    Egnater Renegade HeadPublié le 22/05/11 à 22:47
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    De tout évidence un ampli conçus par un fabricant qui connait les guitaristes! Ampli tout lampes de 65 watts avec un switch pour sortie en 18 watts.A l'usage vous ne verrai pas la difference. 2 channels. Les caractéristiques étant très nombreuses faut allez voir sur egnater.com/renegade pour tous les détails. Je mentionne toutefois le tube mix qui permet de choisir de manière graduelle le mélange sonore que l'on désire comme tube de puissance en 6L6 (genre Fender) et EL34 (genre Marschall ).Tres subtile dans les fait on entend peu de difference, imgine dans un mix avec le band!! Ceci indépendemment sur chaques canals! Pour ma part je suis 100% sur 6L6 en clean et 70% en EL34 sur disto et j…
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    De tout évidence un ampli conçus par un fabricant qui connait les guitaristes! Ampli tout lampes de 65 watts avec un switch pour sortie en 18 watts.A l'usage vous ne verrai pas la difference. 2 channels. Les caractéristiques étant très nombreuses faut allez voir sur egnater.com/renegade pour tous les détails. Je mentionne toutefois le tube mix qui permet de choisir de manière graduelle le mélange sonore que l'on désire comme tube de puissance en 6L6 (genre Fender) et EL34 (genre Marschall ).Tres subtile dans les fait on entend peu de difference, imgine dans un mix avec le band!! Ceci indépendemment sur chaques canals! Pour ma part je suis 100% sur 6L6 en clean et 70% en EL34 sur disto et je suis au ciel ! La reverb (numerique) ajustable indépendamment sur chaque canals aussi, le volume main 1 qui contrôle le volume sonore total et le main 2 qui est un boost de sortie. La qualité sonore est là même à très bas volume. Le switch tight/deep permet de donner du bottom, et j'aime beaucoup cette fonction et l'ajuste souvent en fonction de ce que je joue.

    UTILISATION

    Il y a beaucoup d'ajustement possibles pour un tout-lampes mais je pense que l'on trouve ce que l'on veut au bout de quelques temps. C'est un ampli assez polyvalent et c'est la toute sa force. A vous de faire VOTRE son. Le manuel d'utilisateur, en anglais cela va de soit, est très complet et explique très bien les caractérisques de votre nouvel achat. Il va même plus loin en expliquant, par exemple, l'ajustement du BIAS des lampes et les conséquence sur le rendement général. D'ailleur l'ajustement du BIAS est accessible sur le panneau arrìère. Notez que vous pouvez aussi choisir une multitude de # de lampe, le Renegade n'est pas qu'une affaire de 6L6 ou EL34... Bref il est simple d'utilisation mais permet une foule d'ajustements possibles pour celui qui aime "bisouner". Je vous l'ai dit: polyvalent!

    SONORITÉS

    C'est un ampli vraiment bon. Sons moderne ou vintage, il le fait. Blues, rock heavy, métal, il le fait. Trash et death métal, là c'est pas sa vocation. Le clean est fenderiens si on met le tube mix en 6L6. Cristalin et aérer. Moi je tiens le gain très haut (3 hre) et je joue avec le volume de ma guitare pour avoir soit un crunch à la stone que l'on aime tant. Le canal disto à 3 hre aussi, là encore on joue avec le volume de la guitare pour contrôler le gain. Grain superbe et sustain à souhait. Je joue principalement sur Fender Strat U.S. Lonestar, c'est à dire deux pickup texas special et un humbucker seymour Duncan, sur cabinet Egnateur 2 X 12po. En simple comme en double les sons sont très bon. La fonction mix est cependant trop subtile a mon gout et la fonction 1865 watts tout autant.

    AVIS GLOBAL

    Je possède le Renegade depuis deux mois et j'ai aujourd'hui enfin trouvé ce que je voulais. Guitariste depuis plus de 20 ans j'en ai eu du matos! Là j'ai des pédales qui se sont retrouvés au chômage. Plus besoin ! J'ai LE son que je voulait. J'ai possédé du Soldano, Fender Deville, du Traynor et du Peavey. Il a tous les caractérisques que moi j'ai besoin, le son que j'ai besoin et bon sens qu'il est beau. Le seul défaut que je lui trouve pour le moment, c'est que pour refroidir ses dix lampes ça prend un ventillateur et comme souvent je joue à bas volume et bien je l'entend ! Sinon c'est mon Graal ! Je pense que le rapport qualité prix est bon. Je suis content de mon choix, je le garde.... Si vous en avez l'occasion allez l'essayez.
    Edit 5 novembre 2012: lorsqu'il s'est retrouvé face à mon nouvellement acheté Crate vc5212 il a perdu sa job. Le Crate est un ampli pas chère mais le son de cette engin est remarquable et il a mis en évidence les faiblesse du Renegade. Depuis j'ai remplacé l'egnater par un Mesa Lonestar classic plus convaincant.
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