When I plugged it in I was stunned (in a good way - not in a "two-prong-cord-of-death" way). It's just a really nice amp, nice dynamics, lovely bottom end, good sag. And the tremolo is KILLER. I was having so much fun I started recording stuff straight into an iPad.
Two quick demos of the clean sound on Soundcloud. The first shows off the tremolo. Pretty much just strumming away and fiddling with the trem controls (intensity and speed) before settling into a pattern. That's my wife coming in at the end and spoiling a perfectly fine demo by telling me she has an urgent need for parmesan cheese. But you can hear how rich the trem sounds and get a good idea of the range as well.
https://soundcloud.com/boy_called_horse/airline-62-9013a-amp-tremolo-demo
Second demo is just the guitar and the amp (without the trem). Starts with both pickups then switches to the bridge pickup (just before the riff starts), then switches to the neck pickup (around 1.30 in). You'll hear the changes. The bridge has some decent garage rock jangle and the neck has a little more warmth.
https://soundcloud.com/boy_called_horse/airline-62-9013a-amp-demo
I didn't get a chance to push the amp or jump the channels, so I'll try to do that and add any clips I make. Haven't run any pedals through it either. That's definitely going to happen. In the meantime, if you see one cheap, buy it!
