What amp?

[gsammo79]

Fender Princeton, Fender Vibro-series, Marshall AFD100, Mesa Mk V

 

[DKSEARS]

I’ve been fortunate enough to have friends who have been dealers or collectors for most of the amps I’ve wanted to try.

The biggest things I’ve not spent a lot time with are some old Fender tweeds and brownface amps. I’d also like to try a HiWatt 100 watter (not sure of the model names). And surprisingly enough, I’ve not had the chance to try a Marshall Silver Jubilee.

 

[GreatOz]

I wanna try the Victory Copper; it's Martin's take on an AC/Vox-style amp.

 

[weepingminotaur]

For some reason, amps don't interest me as much as pedals and guitars. I get a good clean sound with reverb and I am happy.

More or less agreed. I don't have a wide range of experience in amps, and I'm sure there are amps out there that would blow me away, but I'm pretty happy with the tones I can get from my Boss Katana. Clean with reverb, clean with chorus/delay, and metal are pretty much all I need. And the Boss, being a modeling amp, lets me dial in just about any tone I want anyhow.

 

[Mincer]

I mean, there are really great clean amps out there that are wonderful, like Carr and Swart. They are expensive Fender-style amps that would be awesome to own. But certainly not necessary. Recently I got a Tone Master Deluxe Reverb which works just fine for me. And it weighs just over 20lbs.

 

[TD9]

I'd like to pick up a Quilter 101R to play around with..

 

[Nsatke81]

Come to think of it...I’d also like to try one of those corn ford amps from a few years ago.


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[lathoto]

A Franklyn 5G9.

 

[esandes]

Bogner helios 100
marshall 1959HW

 

[Bogner]

Mezzabarba Trinity

 

[Jacew]

Friedman amps definitely. Theyre the best sounding models I've tried so I'd really want to know what they sound like for real.

 

[Aceman]

A few that come to mind:

1. A vintage Soldano SLO100 head. Because....
2. A Mesa Boogie MK V Combo
3. A Marshall JCM900 SL-X (While I believe this to be my goto Marhshall, and have heard them, I never actually plugged into one!)
4. A Trainwreck

 

[NegativeEase]

A few that come to mind:

1. A vintage Soldano SLO100 head. Because....
2. A Mesa Boogie MK V Combo
3. A Marshall JCM900 SL-X (While I believe this to be my goto Marhshall, and have heard them, I never actually plugged into one!)
4. A Trainwreck

Oh damn, forgot about Trainwreck -that would be on mine -Ken FIscher and then Aspen Pittman had more influence on my interest in amps than anyone else growing up -except my father.

 

[Demanic]

I wouldn't mind trying an old Fender Super Reverb.

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[LesStrat]

Does no one else remember wahwah?

 

[Mad Max]

Mesa Mark V

 

[Artie]

Does no one else remember wahwah?

Not me. I know the pedal, and the song by George Harrison. But not an amp.

I'd also love to have a "little" Dr. Z.

 

[LLL]

I have essentially a '68 50W Plexi, '66 Blackface Deluxe, Rockman Rockmodules, ADA MP-1, so have that covered.

I've had Marshall JTM45 (reissue - I modded to the Plexi above), 2205, 2210, 1959S (1st reissue for Marshall)

I would like to try:

VOX AC30 Top Boost (original 60's)
Marshall 2203 (original 70's)
Marshal 1958 (original 60's)
Fender Tweed Deluxe (original 50's)
Mesa Boogie Mk IIc+ (original 80's)
Mesa Boogie Mk III Coliseum (original 80's)
HIWATT DR103 (original 70's)
Laney Supergroup Mk I 100W (original 60's)

 

[Nsatke81]

Gibson quadruple rectifier


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[Demanic]

Gibson quadruple rectifier


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With robot tone knobs.

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