20watt
Raised on CW. Didn't get my attention. Grew up on KSHE-95 St. Louis so always have had a propensity for blues-based rock and roll both American and British. Ran through more gear than I like to think about. Always looking for that sound. Just saw an amp I blew up when I was a kid sell for $5K at a Heritage auction. It had two 6X9s and a 3 in tweeter. The one I toasted was originally purchased for $89. It was a Gretsch Country Gentleman if memory serves with a steer skull and horns on the speaker cloth with rawhide levant and tanned trim. First time I smelled a transformer fry. Really enjoy playing and collecting. Since retiring it's been fun to really get into the technical side of music. Doing my own mods/swaps/fixes/ooopsey diddles experimenting with all of them.
G.A.S. - "Got Any Seymours"?
G.A.S. - "Got Any Seymours"?
- Location
- Space Coast - Florida
- Occupation
- Network Engineer/Program Manager - Telecom Transport (retired)
- My Gear
- Amps: Metroamp JTM 50 Black Flag (Marshall badge logo) w/Marshall Mode 4 cab single input. '05 2061X JMP 20 Watt Lead and Bass with matching 2061CX 2X12; '72 JMP 20 watt Lead & Bass original with a '72 2X12 large checker cab
Guitars: Carvin A/E and mid 80's DC-400 Stereo;'72 LP Gold Top deluxe w/Gibbie minis; '78 Strat rosewood neck; PRS Santana III; Gibson Studio Premium Plus; Gibson LP Standard; Orville '59 LP reissue with Gibbies; Orville LP Custom - Ebony fretboard; Chaquita travel guitar with OHSC and mini-amp......pedals, don't get me started.
- Duncan Pups I Have Experience With...
- JBs and Hotrods - Really feel the SH-4. Great warm & deep guttural tone with or without boosts. Especially tight on high end. A simple compressor makes them soar.
Signature
20WATT