Lonestar Classic clean tone at loud band volumes

[BostonRedSox]

I was curious if someone here could let me know how their LSCs handle loud gigging volumes? Does you clean tones stay clean or do they have a bit of edge to them?

 

[messaboog1e]

As a Sox fan, I felt I should weigh in. I keep my clean channel at the 100 watt setting and do OK. If it starts to get dirty I back off the gain and raise the level, then eventually the master. Stays very clean for me.

 

[djw]

Yep, it stays real clean, though I usually dial a little dirt in myself.

 

[Maury]

Squeaky clean for me. This amp can play clean VERY loud and that's why I bought it. Not a half of hint of breakup, unless you want some, and in that case its very easy to dial up too. So versatile.

 

[Mortician]

I have had no problem with my clean sound at higher volumes. i dont feel like in my situation i even push the amp. Maybe someday.

 

[singsinthetimber]

I played with a heavy handed drummer and the clean in the 100 watt setting was very clear. I don't even need to turn it up all the way. If I want a little dirt I just kick in a od pedal for a hint of od. I also play channel 2 on either 50 watts or 10 watts with a lot of gain and the overdrive compliments the clean really well.

 

[Telemaster]

Mine stays very clean and punches right thru the live mix. I use the clean channel for my Ric 12 string, with a Janglebox compressor, and it's magical. I've always kept mine set on 50 watts.

 

[gimme789]

the LSC clean channel can be set up to play as clean as you want it, and as loud as you want it, huge headroom.