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I had an egnater renegade and just sold it for a dyne. At the end of the day the the egnater did most tones pretty well clean, crunch and lead. However the dyne does all those tones X 10 for me. Getting an Egnater is going back words

Great reviews and detail thanks for the advice... I ordered the Dyne and i am not looking back! the versatility of this amp is what won out for me in the end. I run through a carl martin compressor an ocd and a carbon copy through the effects loop. Amp comes in Sep 29. I will post again then cheers

I did not try the Lonestar just the special.. What are the major differences?

I spent some time over the weekend with the LSS and the Electradyne at GC compairing the two. I will be short and sweet.. LSS positives: Killer smooth responsive cleans nice overdrive and you can crank out some nice lead tones when the drive is cranked. The other positive is the wattage...

wow Good stuff..sounds similar to my situation. Thanks

I spent some time over the weekend with the LSS and the Electradyne at GC compairing the two. I will be short and sweet.. LSS positives: Killer smooth responsive cleans nice overdrive and you can crank out some nice lead tones when the drive is cranked. The other positive is the wattage...

I am looking to get an Electradyne. Any thoughts as a 1x12 or 2x12 combo. which would you get??

Okay i have have settled on i think 2 amps either the lonestar or the electradyne and i am struggling a little. I love the cleans of the lonestar but i love the punch of the dyne. The heaviest i get is Van Halen, AC/DC you know 80's classic stuff but i also play alot of christian contemporary...