Blackheart Engineering BH100H Hothead Amp Designer Pyotr Belov Gives Us a Demo
Blackheart Engineering's Pyotr Belov shows off his handiwork in this video from the floor at Winter NAMM 2008. Among the BH100H Hothead's choice features are its two channels: Loud and Effin' Loud. Hear what else Pyotr has to say and play in the Gearwire video.
[PYOTR BELOV PLAYING SOME RIFFS WITH A BLACKHEART BH100H]
BILL HOLLAND: Alright. So tell me about a little bit about the new stack -- the cabinets just released here.
PYOTR BELOV: Blackheart Engineering is a no-nonsense company that likes to bring high-quality boutique sound amplification down to a working man's price level.
The new product is the BH100, channel switching, all-tube circuitry. We hae two channels: Loud and F'N Loud. It's a bit -- it has two modes: class A and class AB. Each mode can be operated in a half -- full-power or half-power section. Tube-driven effects loop and a direct out. Quality built, sounds great at affordable pricing for the everyday musician.
BILL HOLLAND: Fantastic. Alright. Well we'll be back more on Gearwire.Com from Winter NAMM 2008. For now, I'm Bill Holland in Anaheim. We will see you later.
[PYOTR BELOV PLAYING SOME RIFFS AND LICKS WITH A BLACKHEART BH100H]
What's the price?
So were they able to tell you the price and when the Hothead would be hitting stores?
I believe that Crate owns
I believe that Crate owns Blackheart. So why do they market amps under a different name? Must be a bit similar the whole Fender/Squier issue.
Crate does the service work
According to what I've heard, Crate (Loud Technologies) doesn't own Black Heart Engineering, BHE partnered with Crate (Loud Technologies) for their service center network and a tiny bit of name association marketing.
Says crate right on the
Says crate right on the head.
Plus crate
needs the leg up in the amp industry.
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