Difference Bt 650 And 640 Classic Guitar

The Tivoli Model One BT is a classic of thoughtful minimalist design. The look and finishes are top notch, the feel and accuracy of the tuning dial is one of a kind and the mono sound is as clean and warm from a small speaker as possible. Bluetooth connection with an iPhone is easy and consistent each time. It's the best of both simple analogue and a digital interface. I love this thing.

GREAT FOR VOCALS AND ACOUSTIC GUITAR CLASSIC SOUND GREAT LOOK STAR QUALITY.

they say those are the best headphones ever made, better sound than BT version, and I wanted BT option, but no way, there is quite difference. I am buying whole shipping container of them in case of apocalypse.

I'm really digging the Chiaro filter line and I have been investing in their top of the lint 99-UVBTS but I wanted to see what the difference between the BTS and BT were all about. Same brass filter ring, same Schott glass, same 99% light transmission...the difference is in the knurling. To be honest, I haven't experienced knurling with filters before and I absolutely love the top and side knurling on the BTS - incredibly easy to grip at an angle to take on/off. The top knurling on this filter is like teeth on the top of the brass ring. This seems to be better suited for stacking another lens on and making sure it won't stick. You can still use the top knurling to get a grip on the filter to remove or put on - but after testing I prefer the top and side knurling the best. Price difference between the BTS vs BT is $5 so why not get the absolute best?

You can wire it or use BT.

Soldi like all the BT stuff!

I like it. a little slower than my old xp 640 but its nice

I almost bought a Princeton but glad I didn’t even without the price difference. This is great for anything from “bedroom” to gigs and for most genres. It’s also about as small and light as you can get and still have a 12” speaker. The tone is full and deep. The cleans are amazing with each guitar sounding like the guitar and not so much the amp. Lots of headroom.  It also has a full range of breakup from barely to great overdrive. At any volume. Having been a Fender fan for years I am reverb addicted. Not much difference between spring on my Boss pedal and this amp’s except for depth which stops before you feel wet. It’s pleasant and adequate. I plugged in my studio monitor headphones to try the cabinet emulated out and it does sound great. Maybe even better. It does have a lot of low end especially in the house. To get rid of that with the single tone control I just dialed it up and used the guitar tone controls to tame treble if needed.   If you want a small, light, Swiss Army knife amp with great tone and reasonable price this is worth a look.

Installed these where we had been using standard mikes, and the difference is fantastic!These mikes are truly dedicated to getting that true guitar sound back to the board!!

All of the equipment and software I have purchased I never woke up to learning how much difference a pre-amp at this level makes. Instruments: Bass guitar, lead guitar, acoustic guitar - it is amazing the fullness it pulls out of these instruments, and that is fullness with headroom. A great addition for voiceovers.Now on the microphones: tested on our condenser mics (Schoeps and AT 4053b) and our Dynamic (Beyerdynamic, Shure) mics. It is hard to put into words the differences. Present system: ProTools, Focusrite Saffire 56, ArtPro Channel pre's, Presonus pre's. This is a game changer investment. Spend it here before you drop the extra $ on the mic.