I recently bought a Super Champ XD, along with buying a Rivera Clubster which I'm waiting on now. I decided to pull my Cyber Twin out of the closet to get it ready for sale on craigslist, but before selling it I thought I'd give it another listen. Based on my experience with the SCXD, I took the approach of creating very basic patches - a tweed patch and a blackface patch - and playing them as a regular guitar amp without all the bells and whistles except for reverb (similar to the approach of the SCXD). I must say, I've been very impressed at how good of a job the Cyber Twin does as the basic tweed and blackface sounds! It sure as hell sounds better than the SCXD!

In the past, I think I expected too much from the amp, though I did like the basic sounds of the amp. Obviously all the factory presets are crap, but also the 'Amp Collection' emulating famous Fender amps is also pretty crap since most of them have the gain turned up way to high, and the tone controls often aren't optimimum. I think Fender did a crappy job of marketing this amp.

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They should have advertised this amp's primary feature as the ability to emulate well known Fender amps - forget about trying to emulate any other manufacturers' amps (though it's somewhat possible). Also forget all the effects and high gain settings - make most of the presets basic Fender amps.

Now I've decided to keep the amp. I bought it used (though in mint condition) for around $800 with a five year warranty, and the resale value is only around $500 now. Even if I just use the tweed and blackface sounds, it would be hard to find a comparable 2x12 amp for $500. And the Cyber Twin has so many other bells and whistles, which though might not frequently use, they are still available if I ever want to use them.

And when I received my Clubster, I'm curious to try plugin the Cyber Twin's preamp into the Clubster's power amp to see if the tube output makes much of a difference. One major difference between the modelers vs.