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Bought this one from Brad Whitford. Got in a financial mess and unfortunately had to sell it to save my house with a few other pieces.1 Photo
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Originally posted by Ascension
LOVE those amps and I once owned the ultimate Prosonic head. 100 watter with Reverb and a Bruce Zinky one off!
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Originally posted by Bogner View Post
One amp, no pedals. One tone, the amp can have 50 channels but you are using it for one tone. Your favorite tone. Straight amp, pick one.
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Originally posted by Demanic View PostThat's just it, I don't just like ridiculous high gain. Or just clean. I like everything in-between. Along with delay, modulation and wah.
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Originally posted by JamesPaul View Post
I was thinking that your preferred pedal is what usually provoked the flames; not your playing.
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Originally posted by jeremy View Post
really? not to my ears. both fine amps but pretty different in my experienceLast edited by beaubrummels; 06-13-2021, 05:11 PM.
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a pro reverb on 8 with celestions is gonna be way louder than i could use at most gigs but that tone would get me though most things
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Originally posted by beaubrummels View Post'68 Marshall Plexi with matching 1960B 4x12 straight cab
Great core tone, sweet sustain, excellent touch-responsiveness and a broad spectrum of cleanup.
After all, nothing was specified about portability, roadworthiness, or volume constraints.
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Originally posted by Cynical View PostHave you tried a "Rectifier Reborn"/Multiwatt model? Tightest/brightest Rectos I've ever played through, tighter than the Rev Es and Fs I've played for sure.
Yes it's tighter and can be really bright for sure if you need it to be. I really like that aspect when it comes to vintage and raw modes too, however I still like using a boost with it to shape the EQ and attack.
It's still an awesome amp without any boost, and it's about perfect like that for most stuff, but the boost can add that hint of sizzle and slop I go for sometimes while still remaining very fast feeling. The amp's gain up high can get all that but the lows start dragging just a bit. Depends on the pickups too obviously.
Last edited by dave74; 06-13-2021, 03:27 AM.
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Originally posted by dave74 View PostRectifier. 90's era rectifier can do me fine without a boost if tubed correctly.
With the newer models (3-channel era) I would need a boost but could get by with just active pickups pushing that extra compression).
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Rectifier. 90's era rectifier can do me fine without a boost if tubed correctly.
With the newer models (3-channel era) I would need a boost but could get by with just active pickups pushing that extra compression).
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Originally posted by JamesPaul View Post
I was thinking that your preferred pedal is what usually provoked the flames; not your playing.
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Originally posted by Little Pigbacon
What? No blooze?
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