Favorite?
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Which Bogner?
NegativeEase
New member
Old Traynors #1 favorite!, and I love running a Marshall style plexi pedal into a Fender Deluxe or Vibralux Amp.
Although, the most compliments I ever get on tone are when I play my Gretsch through a VoxAC 15. People really gravitate to that deep desert lush and chimey sound enough to want to come up after a show and tell me about it.
Although, the most compliments I ever get on tone are when I play my Gretsch through a VoxAC 15. People really gravitate to that deep desert lush and chimey sound enough to want to come up after a show and tell me about it.
Artie
Peaveyologist
The red-headed step-child. The 914 of Porsche's. The Alchemist. Bogner purists hate it.
But . . . it is all tube. Pre and power.
What models?
ErikH
Well-known member
For Soldano, the SLO.
For Marshall, 70's JMP models, early 90's JCM 900 MkIII, the Vintage Modern.
I don't own any of them (did own a 900 MkIII for more than 20 years) but I have played through all of them at one point or another.
These days I'm using modelers and always gravitate towards those amp voicings.
beaubrummels
Well-known member
Favorite amp brand: Marshall
Favorite amp: Marshall Super Lead 100 (have played but don't own)
Favorite own and use: Wallace BKW45, Marshall JCM900 SL-X
But I don't often get to use these nowadays. I have a number of brands, smaller combos, but I'm always simulating the Marshall sound no matter what gear I'm using.
Favorite amp: Marshall Super Lead 100 (have played but don't own)
Favorite own and use: Wallace BKW45, Marshall JCM900 SL-X
But I don't often get to use these nowadays. I have a number of brands, smaller combos, but I'm always simulating the Marshall sound no matter what gear I'm using.
I hear ya. It sure seems like that gap has really shrunk in the recent years. I can think of amps that if you had to use them alone (no dirt pedals) you could get a great tone for anything you would have need of.
80's_Thrash_Metal
Slightly_Glazed_Believer
Marshall for the perfect crunch and heavy gain tone, I love the JCM 2000 series the most, they are perfectly brutal.
Peavey for the ballsy mid range tone to cut through on stage as well as in a mix. Toss up between the 6505/5150 and the JSX
I could be happy with, and get good tones out of most any middle of the road head though. I'm not super picky.
Peavey for the ballsy mid range tone to cut through on stage as well as in a mix. Toss up between the 6505/5150 and the JSX
I could be happy with, and get good tones out of most any middle of the road head though. I'm not super picky.
3'scompany
New member
I've tended to gravitate toward Mesa's. I had a rectifier that was okay, which I then loved after I put 6V6s and GZ34 rectifier tubes in it. I miss that amp and look forward to replacing it some day. I currently own a TC-50, again with 6V6s.
That being said, I don't care what name is on the amp, so long as it achieves my desired sound.
That being said, I don't care what name is on the amp, so long as it achieves my desired sound.
ehdwuld
A Ficus
Artie
Peaveyologist
One of these days, I have to plug mine in and turn it on. I've only had it for 4 or 5 years. :flush:
Demanic
PenultimateTone Member
That's how long that I've had mine. Which preset is my favorite? Out of the 128, that's a tough choice. One is a Fender of some sort with a slapback reverb, a metalzone type distortion and optional square wave chorus and short digital delay.
Another is the "Plexi on fire" with a Chandler Tube driver for distortion, plate reverb, v shaped chorus and a longer tape delay.
Another is the "Plexi on fire" with a Chandler Tube driver for distortion, plate reverb, v shaped chorus and a longer tape delay.
