Australia's Mixdown declares: "If you’re a rock, fusion, jazz, country or blues-rock player who really needs some punch to their notes, this is perfection."
· Mixdown magazine has lots of great things to say about the Little 40 L34! Among them:
"DV Mark amps are designed and built in Italy to incredibly strict quality control standards with some very unique features."
"Construction quality is flawless"
"You can see plenty of ‘amp guts’ through the grille, which really gives you the feeling of working with a high-end audiophile piece of equipment"
"The clean sounds are nice, and it’s handy to use the input pad to clean them up further."
"The ability to combine the CPC and Pentode/Triode modes meant lots of scope to vary between punchy and more delicate tones."
"The Little 40 is nicely input-dependent too: when I switched (from my Taylor) to my Fender American Vintage ‘62 Strat reissue I was able to get warm but zippy R&B tones and great blues and blues-rock voices, and changing pickup settings was almost like switching amp channels."
"The boost feature is great, especially when you use it to add some extra dirt and oomph to an already overdriven sound."
"Use (the boost feature) on a purely clean setting and you’ll certainly get a volume jump ... Use it with light overdrive and play gently, and there’s your clean tone. Lay in with the pick and stomp on the boost and you’re off and racing. Cool."
"If you’re a rock, fusion, jazz, country or blues-rock player who really needs some punch to their notes, this is perfection."
On this video Michael Angelo Batio plays his song Hands Without Shadows live in studio. His DV Mark amp rig is a DV Little 250 M head into a DV Neoclassic 412 cab.
On this video DV Mark artist Michael Angelo Batio plays his tribute to Van Halen live in studio. His DV Mark amp rig is a DV Little 250 M head into a DV Neoclassic 412 cab.
DV Mark Artist Carmine Migliore releases his last single "Maledetta e sola".
On this video Rob Balducci plays the different live presets he created on his DV Mark Multiamp.
On this video the Italian guitar virtuoso Andrea Braido plays his tribute to the great Deep Purole song "Black Night". He used the DV Mark Multiamp recorded from the XLR cab simulated Outputs.
On this video the Italian guitar virtuoso Andrea Braido plays the song Lullaby of Birdland using his DV Jazz 12 combo amp.
DV Mark artist Andrea Braido plays Apache by Shadows using his Multiamp.
This is an interview with Kiko Loureiro about his career, his relationship with DV Mark and his use of the Multiamp.
