Quilter Tone Block 202

I demo the Quilter Tone Block 202. I use it as a stand alone preamp & power amp. I also use it as a power amp for my Nano Cortex.
So, is the Quilter Tone Block 202 legit? Is it a good source for a power amp for digital modelers?

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[joshmcclure]

Love this channel! Straight to the point and no punches pulled on the reviews. Been looking for a SS power amp for my Kemper and Quilter keeps checking all the boxes for me. Thank you for doing what you do!! \m/

[riffshredder]

Thanks for the in depth demo, I absolutely love the tones you got out of it. This video has me considering the Quilter. 😊

[MK-ozlf]

If you’re going to NAMM to meet Quilter, check out their high gain amp the Overdrive 202 and bring a boost pedal with you. If you stop by BAD CAT ask them about the Rubicon lunchbox amp. You’re the man Jared. Thanks

[fmaraldo]

Honestly think this is one of your best recorded tones! Amazing.

[TheStinkyDinkyBand]

I am intrigued! About to start watching. Popcorn for breakfast!

[chrisbehrend]

Great demo! I've been wanting to try one of these out for several years too. The built in pre sounded great with a boost in front. Sounds awesome as a power amp too...would be cool with the Friedman IR-J, etc.

[DoctorMcFarlandStudios]

I’ve had pretty much all the Quilter amps over the years and they are great. The 202 is really good if you want a small head for backup or portable rig. I now have the Aviator Cub and Direct Amp and both are amazing for anything you will ever want to do live or in the studio.

[JHPRS]

I have the flagship Quilter Mach 3 combo and it's the best solid state amp I've ever owned and heard. Aside from all it's features and sound quality, it only weighs 21 pounds and it's a 1x12 combo. :)

[jcalzada]

Crate power block been doing the same as this quilter since 2000 crate is a gem

[ValiRossi]

I have the old Quilter MicroPro 200 and the MicroPro Mach 2. Both really nice amps. Not for metal tho. As far as the Katana goes, the crunch channel is the way to go. Use that with a boost.

[michaelpierce]

Awesome demo keep up the great work ! I was wondering if you can do a comparison video of the ISP stealth and the Quilter and Seymour Duncan powerstage?

[PippPriss]

Looks like a nice little power-house. 200 Watt packed into that small thing, crazy what's possible nowadays.

[dalejacksonmo]

nice demo...great tones on my krk studio speakers

[jeffhirshberg]

Another great demo, Jarrod. Hope you and Kari have a happy New Year. How do you (or anyone else) think it holds up volume wise in a live setting (drummer, bassist, 2nd guitarist with a tube head)?

[braxal]

Great Video! Wait to you get a chance to try a Fryette Power Station!!!!

[chrisgonzales]

You have to film your adventure at NAMM. want to see your initial reaction to new products

[RECTIFIER]

I would love to see you revisit the axefx and maybe let it go against the tonex or QC that would be interesting!!

[braxal]

Jarrod,

I am looking for a power washer for my house to clean my drive way and house siding. What do you recommend?

[SuperCMO]

You've been practicing or got alot better with that Van Halen! This one was interesting thanks !

[woochyna]

Pushed Quilter sounded better on its own than when having a Quad into the FX loop. And I am listening to this as a modern metal/hardcore fan. Wow.

Can you try the Overdrive 202?