Know that there are many people that come on here looking for which one should I choose, and what not. I already own the 6 PRO. I unfortunately have yet to have the opportunity to play on a 2 PRO but have been considering purchasing one. A rare opportunity has arisen to buy one, but without being able to hear it. So I was wondering if I can get a review of its sound and tonal capabilities, but as if a person was doing an "A/B" with the 6 PRO. I hope that what I'm asking isn't ridiculous. All help is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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SVT 6 PRO VS SVT 2 PRO
- Thread starter DocGeorge
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The 2Pro is all-tube, and 300 watts. The 6pro is a hybrid, and a darn good one, with 1100 watts. As much as I love a good tube tone, the 6Pro is one of my all-time favorite amps, and I wouldn't lose it if it wasn't necessary.
I love my 6. But there are some things that only power tubes will add to a tone. My biggest dilemma is not being able to have heard or play on one to know its versatility. What I love the most about my 6 is its tonal versatility, yet as you stated it is a hybrid. In my humble opinion one of the best hybrids since it has basically a all tube pre-amp. But again, power tubes add to the sound also...
