Oh yes, a good looking amp with enough features for my style (1940-70 music hall & gypsy) and my small venues.
The classic open back certainly spreads the sound in my usual "in that corner" performances, helping my lady singer to 'catch the key'.
The CM30R's 10 inch speaker is 'almost there' in sound, maybe a month or so of use could help it smooth out (maybe a Weber) one day.
All the knobs and buttons look pretty cool in white & certainly do their job, but the buttons are all grouped near the guitar input and often get pushed while inserting the guitar in jack :/
I really like a 'master volume' control, the CM30R is blessed with it, only my old fad but I like.
The 'high gain' is better than most around this price, very usable, if carefully adjusted,
Volume is good for 30 Watts, if placed on a chair, or kicked back against a table leg, The CM30R 'for me' has a sweet smooth tone, the mid + high backed to 10 o'clock, bass pushed to 2 o'clock, not gained @ all, ideal for my almost jazz chording style, with low z passives.
I won't be using the sweet reverb, maybe on 8 o-clock position, or Bluetooth much, but one venue, the barman has a blue tooth sound system, the CM30R connects when I press the BT button, sounding while I have my beer break.
This amp is small and light so OK for carrying across the car park and up stairs, etc.
Months later,
Much better than I first thought, I now use this a lot at smaller gigs,it really sounds good with foot switch to swap channels, sounds plenty sweet in my 3 piece band.
I chose Cort, as I have a Cort LP style guitar with low z de marzio p'ups.
The ever helpful guys in Thomann are always there for any help.
"a happy customer" :-)
