Hotone Nano Legacy Floor Series BritWind 75-Watt Floor Guitar Amplifier

This is an excellent little amp at a great price. I have lots of great tube amps from vox, Matchless, bad cat and vintage fender. This little guy is an excellent backup for many of those mid gain tones.The built in speaker emulation is not great, but everything else exceeds my expectations. I got an Omni IR that's way better for speaker emulation.Besides a better speaker emulation, the only other thing I would have preferred is an EIC connection rather than a proprietary plug. Minor issue and for the price is hard to beat. I also had the vox mini super beetle for a while. The two amps have similar core tone and reverb. Vox has tremolo. Hotone has a a plexi channel. Both are great!

I am returning this unit. This all from my perspective of course so please take this review in the spirit it is intended.Firstly, this is truly a great unit. Well-built. Solid.However, I found that (at least for me anyway) even though the channels are voiced quite accurately, Channel B had a rather obnoxious (at least for me at any rate) upper-midrange frequency that I couldn't dial out even with EQ which naturally affected my other drive pedals.Being that you can't bypass both channels (it's either one or the other) it doesn't lend itself well as a pedal platform amplifier because even though Channel A is a nice clean-voice channel on its own, ity's not a pure bypassed clean channel and IMHO it doesn't accommodate other drives very well. It didn't for me anyway.Although I'm returning mine don't let that discourage you from giving it a try. It's a beautiful unit. It just didn't play well with the other drives that I like to use.The 3 Star rating is because of the shortcomings noted above.

I bought the Nano Legacy British Invasion a little over a year ago and loved the tone and small size so figured the Britwind would sound good too. I liked the idea of having 2 different sounds plus the reverb and boost features. This means for most gigs, I would only have to take the Britwind, a speaker and a guitar. I have been playing too long and do not feel like dragging a heavy amp around any longer so this is perfect. The tone is maybe even a little better than the nano head. The reverb is great and all the features work like they are supposed to.

haven't had this very long ,but so far so good . .vox sounds like an AC30 plexi sounds like a 1959hw crank it up and wow . . . .will review again after some more time

Thought after reading reviews I'd make the jum and use this with my Mac and a new PreSonus Interface, cables and speakers. After all that expense and waiting, I turn this thing on and it shuts off - as if a fuse blew or something - none of the other 1000 dollars worth of pedals on my studio pedal board affected - no lights, nothing. A three hundred dollar silent brick. It's simulating silence right now and doing a great job at that - but NOT WHAT I PURCHASED IT FOR! Songwriting project on hold: thanks not so much Hotone, you left me COLD. Don't take the risk at this price point, much more reliable products on the market from better vendors.

This thing is awesome, especially considering what I paid for it. $170.00!!!Very nice sounds from both channels, including reverb and boost on each channel.

this to me is the perfect headphone amp.. the cab sim on it sounds the way i want it to, and now i cant stand my regular amps/speakers to the point of finally just running this into a mixer and into my regular stereo speakers and ditching a "real" amp/cabinet altogether.takes pedals well with the gain turned all the way down.the british invasion channel sounds awesome, great breakup and depending on the guitar can get pretty crunchy. i really just love this thing. the purple wind isnt my favorite but does have its charms. i've yet to find a better value and cab sim than the Hotones!