Shimmering clean tones to extra-thick distortion!

The Kustom Quad 100DFX 2-Channel Combo features lead and rhythm channels (footswitchable with optional footswitch) with 2 high-gain preamp choices in the lead channel and 2 clean preamp selections in the rhythm channel. The 100W Quad amp pumps your sound through 2 - 12" Celestions and is fully tweakable with dual 3-band EQ and a complement of 8 - 24-bit digital effects. The lead channel offers a boost switch while a CD/tape input lets you riff with your favorite prerecorded sounds.

Kustom Quad 100DFX Guitar Combo with Digital Effects Features:

• 100W
• 2 - 12" Celestion speakers
• Channels: lead and rhythm
• Preamp modes: 2 high gain, 2 clean
• Digital effects section
• Dual 3-band EQ
• Boost switch on lead channel
• CD/tape input

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Kustom Quad 100DFX Guitar Combo with Digital Effects Specifications:

• 28"W x 19"H x 12-1/2"D
• 54 lbs.

Kustom Quad 100DFX Guitar Combo with Digital Effects

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Good for smaller area shows.

Posted by Dime-O-Fan from Minnesota on Feb 3, 2010

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hard Rock, Metal, Grunge, Classic Rock

I have owned this amp for about 4 years now. the clean is very warm and thick on the other preamp. The distortion could be better. It has the potential to get very loud if you want it to. But after about three years i started having some difficulties with it. If i ran the stock distortion instead of a pedal it would overheat, i'm not sure if its the amp or the speakers but after about a half hour of runnng on stock distortion it would become very flat and have no attack to my sound, almost like it cuts out when i hit the strings. I have ran many guitars through it, Ibanez RG770 and AR200, a Dean ML, a 74 Gibson SG standard, schecter S1 Elite, they all sounded great through it. the other guitarist in my band has a Marshall MG100HDFX and this little 212 cranks better in my opinion the sound is fuller and the effects are better. All in all if it werent for the dificulties it would be 5 out of 5

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This Amp Gets The Job Done

Posted by CountryBoyVa from Virginia on Dec 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hardcore/Death Metal/Southern Rock

I've used this amp for 5 years. It throws down. I've used it on countless shows and it has never failed me. The celestions really cut through the mix and have a distinct sound and creates a perfect mix with drums, bass, vox, and other guitars. I would highly recommend this amp.

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Okay for a while

Posted by cadav3r from Superior, WI on Sep 26, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician, bedroom recording artist

Reviewer's Play Style: Alternative

When I bought this amp at a local music store, the guy tried selling it to me for the full price until we both realized that the effects level knob didn't work, so he cut the price down. Fair enough, I didn't care. Had an effects processor to take care of that. I was just looking for something with volume as the sound guy at my last gig complained that my amp was too weak. Well I had this for a month or so, and it was plenty loud no doubt, but then it started to not work. I would turn it on and it would work for a minute, and then suddenly there would be no sound, even though it was still turned on. Anyway I got rid of it, and I now have a Marshall MG100HDFX, and contrary to the previous post, it is an AWESOME amp. I've hauled it around a lot, and it's consistently worked, no problems. And the FX work=D

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Put in your ear plugs, this thing is LOUD

Posted by ftfdman from Minnesnowta. on Nov 17, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Hardcore, Metalcore, Posi

I got this at the music store yesterday and it freaking KRANKED. For this price range, you shouldnt even bother with a Marshall MG100. This amp blows it clearly away. Great Quality, and It sounds terrific through my LTD EC50. I dont even have it past 1 and its great for practice. This isnt just a bedroom amp, guys. This thing is LOUD.

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Better than average

Posted by Themanshan from Denver, CO on Jul 22, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Jazz

I picked this amp because it has a nice clean sound, better than the Fender FM212, better than VOX and any of the solid state amps of similar price. I wanted an amp without too many useless effects and thats hard to find anyway. The distortion will be inadequate without a distortion pedal if youre a heavy rocker, the clean channel is warm, quiet and both channels have pleasing tone. The mono effects are useless to me. I have tons of pedals that sound great with this amp, I don't need cheap sounding effects. I play everything from death metal to jazz and this amp sounds good across many styles with your favorite pedals.

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