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This past weekend on a whim I let my buddy borrow my 6505 and we ran it in stereo with his knucklehead, WOW! It was the most awesome metal tone ever.... It made me want to skip getting a jack of all trades amp to run with 6505 and get something similar but with a little different dynamic....I can't stress how blazingly heavy it sounded!
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Re: Two high gain amps in stereo holy shiz!!!
Yes, it's awesome!! I've run my Marshall JVM410H and 5150 stacks together in stereo and they always sounded amazing. -
Re: Two high gain amps in stereo holy shiz!!!
Up until this I had only ran a VHT pittbull in stereo with a Fender Bassman and it sounded huge but the tones out of the two high gain monsters was face melting yet very rich in harmonics and had a great give.....we weren't using heaps of volume or gain either......Originally posted by JOLLY View PostComment
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Re: Two high gain amps in stereo holy shiz!!!
Yeah, you don't need loud high wattage amps to sound huge. I run two 5 watt Blackstar HT-5's together in stereo as my practice rig, and the sound is fantastic. If I still gigged, I wouldn't have any problem using them.Originally posted by LatsMcGee View PostComment
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Re: Two high gain amps in stereo holy shiz!!!
My most common gigging setup is into my Ampeg Jet II on anywhere from 5 to 8 with the tone knob on 10, then jumped over to my '69 Princeton Reverb on 10. The Princeton provides the sweet and fat bass, and the Ampeg provides the crunchy midrange and treble. Not exactly stereo, but two amps almost always sound better than one IMO.Originally posted by LesStratOriginally posted by JOLLYComment
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