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I just cycled through all of my amps. It's been a while and they're all so good but so different. I think I have a preference for the 1959.
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Damned nice amps!
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Nice! Is that a 1959RR?sigpic
Gibson LP Trad Pro II->Various pedals->MEsa Boogie MkV->Owensby/219 Guitar Works Vertical Slant 2x12 w/WGS ET-65 and Veteran 30.Comment
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Marshal fanboy eh? I love the silver jubilee, but I am more of the Orange amp fanboy. British peeps make great amps!"My biggest fear is that when I die my wife will sell my guitars for what I told her they cost" -Anonymous
Main Gear:
Orange Rockerverb MKIII 50w
Orange ppc212 open back cabinet
Jackson dx10d
DOD preamp 250 Overdrive
MXR Carbon Copy
MXR Phase 90 (EVH Version)Comment
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Lucky guy. All amps that only make magic when shattering glass and blowing off skirts. I'm lucky on the days where I get to turn my 45w amp up to 2. Yeah, I'd agree. Although the 2555 is such a great amp, the 1959 really smokes when it's cookin. A 1959RR + Humbuckers + Klon = Can't stop playing until your fingers need medical attention.Originally posted by esandes View PostComment
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It is. The one turned on. I think it's the best one out of the 4. It's not very versatile but it has the tones.Originally posted by allbutromeo View PostComment
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I used to be anti-bandwagon and used everything but Marshall. I thought "everyone uses them and I don't want to be a follower". They're the real deal.Originally posted by PierceOkken View PostComment
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I’d say if you don’t want to be like everyone else, go with the white Marshalls!
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I played a Marshall 8100 in my first band, boosted it with a DOD EQ pedal (before I knew that was even a tactic)
Played and owned MANY amp brands since then, and have come back to Marshall and it's been my #1 go to amp for the past 3-4 or so years.Last edited by Van Noord; 01-14-2018, 01:54 PM.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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My first good amp was a 1988 Jubilee 2555 (black tolex) that I acquired in June 2001. It was my #1 amp until May of 2017 when I got my hands on a 2525H. I still play through the 2555 once in a while, but it's a bit heavy to haul around and far too loud for most rooms.Originally posted by crusty philtrumComment
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I really really love the white Marshall. I have a JCM 2000 sitting next to me that has hardly been used. I got it on a whim a few years ago, but it is too heavy and loud for the stuff I do. Sounds amazing, though.Administrator of the SDUGFComment
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You're way too neat.
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I had an 8100 in my early 20s and kick my ass every day for selling it. I had it running through a fender bassman 2x15 and it was killer! so much chunk and bottom for days,yet it still stayed tight through it all. i ended up buying a VS100 which comes close but just isnt the same. I still have the VS100. Maybe someday Ill find another 8100. If I ever do I'll have to find another 2x15 bassman to run it through. To this day it was the best tone I've ever had.Last edited by Killer_Jackson; 01-14-2018, 07:28 PM.Comment
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A man after my own heart.-Chris
Originally posted by John Suhr
“Practice cures most tone issues”Comment
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Nice setup!
I love my JVM210H but I am thinking of switching down to the 50W model.
I've also been thinking of giving a JTM45 reissue or a 2204 head another try. Plexis aren't really my thing.Comment
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