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With 25 Traynor Amps in the market, Retrevo's job is to help you find the best Traynor Amplifier. We analyze price, features, and Traynor amplifier reviews - to pick the top amps from Traynor. We'll help you find great deals on a Traynor amplifier. Other top brands of amps are: Behringer, Fender, Randall, Ashdown, Ampeg.
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (16 user reviews): "This amp produces a very good stereo image on stage, however if you want to project a stereo image to a room larger then a small club you will need to line out to a stereo PA...I found the Roland amps with 15's to be very bassy and lacking mids making it difficult to maintain good volumes levels without muddying up the mix with the bass player...is I lost this amp I would replace it in a heart beat! I have tried just about every keyboard amp there is, and this amp is finally what I've been searching for..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (8 user reviews): "Channel Two - 1/4-inch Line Input with Volume Control, ideal for any instrument including acoustic or electric guitars and keyboards...Built-In Rechargeable Battery Pack Power Source - The TVM10 can run anywhere… no cumbersome AC power source required...Unique wedge cabinet shape projects to an intimate audience from ground level, or allows the TVM10 to act as a wedge monitor for rehearsals...All of the speaker cabinets include metal corners, non-skid rubber feet, a power indicator LED, a three band EQ and vintage style rotary control knobs, a cloth grille and a distinctive grille-mounted chrome look Traynor logo..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (2 user reviews): "The tone, especially in the tube mode is fantastic and the overdrive is killer...Overall, this is the best bass amp you could hole for at any price...Trust me, I've had a bunch of different amps and they all fell short of this one..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (3 user reviews): "This is the first acoustic amp I have owned but it is the third Traynor and they DO build GOOD amps...Nice features, the effects take some fooling around with to find the sound you like, I find I only use 3 or 4 effects for the most part...Plenty of volume for what I want it for, I am a Hobby guitarist and this amp also gives me good sound when the kids are asleep and I have to keep it down..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (3 user reviews): "Are they worth the money, or is there better out there for the same price...Does anybody have any experience with either of these amps...I only need it for practice, so power isn't the issue..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (1 user review.): "I've had this amp for over a year and it does exactly what it should...It sounds good for what it intended and is perfectly reliable...The like many amps the speaker needs to be broken in (about 20 hrs..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (6 user reviews): "I just noticed this solid state Traynor DG30D amp...Anyone here has experience with Traynor amps in general and the DG30D in particular...I am particularly interested in knowing about the overall build and sound quality of these amps, but any constructive comment would be greatly appreciated..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (3 user reviews): "I orignally bout the K4 and return it because it wasn't working properly so instead they offered me two k2's...The preamp tube did what it purports to do- add tube compression and warmth...Honestly looking back from it know (having a k4 with some issues again) the k2 was plenty for home use and easier to carrie for gigs with house PA's..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (12 user reviews): "Product Description for the Traynor YCV20WR Custom Valve 20WR Combo...Traynor Custom Valve 20WR answers the need for guitar players looking for superior sounding all-tube tone in a smaller, yet still feature loaded, lower powered, more manageable amplifier package...The Traynor Custom Valve 20WR is perfect for the studio or for any gig where 15 tube watts is more than enough power, but full functionality is required...The internal gadgetry in this channel switching amp provides good flexibility, but makes it very easy to get a great tone..."
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Reviews for this Traynor amplifier (42 user reviews): "It is somewhat similar to a Fender in its clean tone, but it also provides real tube overdrive at a loud 40 watts of power...The Traynor amps are made in Canada, and they are of very good quality...The cab is solid birch plywood - very tough stuff..."
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