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PG's Rebecca Dirks is On Location in Anaheim, CA, for the 2012 NAMM Show where she visits Two-Rock Amplification booth. In this segment, we get to see and hear a demo of Two-Rock's newest amp -- Matt Schofield Signature Amp.

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Mikey on 05/14/2012	Matt's OD tone is a Klon pedal, maybe they weren't allowed to use that pedal at the show, lol...that Schofield model amp is a clean only amp (for like 6 grand)?!? Unimpressed...lots of much better boutique values our there from Fuchs, and many others for a lot less cake.
Rockbeare on 03/18/2012	Sounds like rubber bands played through a Champ with a torn cone. Not sure that's the sound Schofield & Two Rock intended and will be gigging - probably just a bad demo or recording, but what a bad demo. Demonstrator isn't too useful either - possibly shot after a (too) long lunch?!?
JoJo on 02/10/2012	Eh, not that impressed. I like the Carol-Ann amps so much better.
Chris on 02/09/2012	That was just a bad review, nothing more. If you take notice the controls were all set in very undynamic positions. I'm sure it's a great amp, but first if it's not voiced to your style then what's the use.
Bill Burgess on 02/09/2012	Mediocre.
Johnny on 02/09/2012	As others have noted, Matt's amp sound at TRI Studios absolutely killed! Just goes to show that gear isn't everything. It's more about who's playing.
Mouyyad Abdulhad on 02/06/2012	NAMM demos are always a challenge because of the ambient noise. To see a demo with higher sound quality, check out the Matt Schofield performance at TRI Studios here http://www.tristudios.com/mattschofield_ tworock.
steve on 02/06/2012	Matt killed with this amp during a TMI studios online concert a couple days before namm. He apparently uses a klon and a providence OD ....so maybe he's just looking for a great clean amp? in anycase, Great Tone from Matt through this amp- he frequently solos on the bridge pup of his strat and it sounds fantastic. again, not sure if he's hitting a gain pedal to get to that tone. we all know it starts with the player and Matt's a great one, but his drive/solos tone was very cool- on either the bridge or neck pup. imho
Juan on 02/06/2012	Yea, there's a LOT of noise at that show - probably difficult to get a decent sound clip there.
Andre on 02/05/2012	I concur with Sam. Matt sounded great with it. This clip, not so flattering. NAMM show, I'd think someone within walking distance must have a guitar tuner they'd let Stoney borrow.

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