Your top 5 amplifiers!
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Laughing Kookaburra
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
Amps that have worked very well for me, in no particular order...
Fender SF Twin
Marshall JCM 800 (early model)
Hiwatt DR504
Fender 1968 Bassman
Fender Super 60 Bandmaster (a red knob tube Fender)
Amps that have worked very well for me, in no particular order...
Fender SF Twin
Marshall JCM 800 (early model)
Hiwatt DR504
Fender 1968 Bassman
Fender Super 60 Bandmaster (a red knob tube Fender)
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UberMetalDood
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
My Top Five Amps
Marshall Jcm800
Engl Powerball II
Mesa Boogie Mark V
Hughes and Kettner Triamp MkII
Laney TT100h
My Top Five Amps
Marshall Jcm800
Engl Powerball II
Mesa Boogie Mark V
Hughes and Kettner Triamp MkII
Laney TT100h
Diego
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UberMetalDood
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
We call it southern rock down in these here parts.
You must really love country music.
We call it southern rock down in these here parts.
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TheProphet
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
Soldano Decatone
Mesa Blue Angel
Marshall 2550
Matchless DC30
Mesa Single Rec
Soldano Decatone
Mesa Blue Angel
Marshall 2550
Matchless DC30
Mesa Single Rec
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HeadBanginologist
Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
In no order
Mesa boogie mark IV
Mesa Boogie Mark V
Matchless Clubman
Bogner ecstasy
Orange rockerverb
In no order
Mesa boogie mark IV
Mesa Boogie Mark V
Matchless Clubman
Bogner ecstasy
Orange rockerverb
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Funkfingers
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
In strictly alphabetical order;
Fender Hot Rod Deville 410
Fender Super Champ (owned it since 1983)
Marshall Dynamic Bass System 7400, 7210, 7115 stack
MESA Boogie Simul-Class Mark 3, hardwood cab (Not mine but I'm working on that!)
MESA/Boogie Quad pre-amp (various power amps at different times)
In strictly alphabetical order;
Fender Hot Rod Deville 410
Fender Super Champ (owned it since 1983)
Marshall Dynamic Bass System 7400, 7210, 7115 stack
MESA Boogie Simul-Class Mark 3, hardwood cab (Not mine but I'm working on that!)
MESA/Boogie Quad pre-amp (various power amps at different times)
misterwhizzy
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
Marshall JCM800--The best tone I ever heard was a Big Muff original big box into one of these.
Fryette Sig:X -- Unbelievable versatility, dynamics, and tone.
Jet City JCA20H for what it is. Not comparable to the big boys, but as far as low watt tone machines go, it's quite good.
Marshall JVM. Nothing really like the Marshall roar, and this delivers it in more ways than I can count.
Fender Deluxe Reverb. It didn't become legendary for no reason. It's really impressive too.
I don't have tremendous experience with that many amps, but these have impressed me more than any others I've played. I've never had the chance to play a Mesa, and based on what I've read hear from guys whose ears I trust, that's the only reason at least one of those is not on the list.
Marshall JCM800--The best tone I ever heard was a Big Muff original big box into one of these.
Fryette Sig:X -- Unbelievable versatility, dynamics, and tone.
Jet City JCA20H for what it is. Not comparable to the big boys, but as far as low watt tone machines go, it's quite good.
Marshall JVM. Nothing really like the Marshall roar, and this delivers it in more ways than I can count.
Fender Deluxe Reverb. It didn't become legendary for no reason. It's really impressive too.
I don't have tremendous experience with that many amps, but these have impressed me more than any others I've played. I've never had the chance to play a Mesa, and based on what I've read hear from guys whose ears I trust, that's the only reason at least one of those is not on the list.
Low_fidelity2100
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
80's Fender Concert II (rivera designed)
Fender VibroChamp (best trem I've ever heard in an amp)
Fender BF and/or SF Bassman (I've dug every version I've played, and Currently love the Bassman 70 I own)
Roland JC-120
Randall RG-100 classic
80's Fender Concert II (rivera designed)
Fender VibroChamp (best trem I've ever heard in an amp)
Fender BF and/or SF Bassman (I've dug every version I've played, and Currently love the Bassman 70 I own)
Roland JC-120
Randall RG-100 classic
Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
1970 or so Hiwatt 50 watter---unbelievable amp, but long gone
'59 5E5A Pro---my old buddy, great cleans or greasy as h**l.
'60 3x10 Bandmaster---my main live amp for most things
early 70's Ampeg GU-12---great little 1x12" combo, very gig-worthy, records great
'66 Twin Reverb---one of the good ones, on the road with me for 5 years.
1970 or so Hiwatt 50 watter---unbelievable amp, but long gone
'59 5E5A Pro---my old buddy, great cleans or greasy as h**l.
'60 3x10 Bandmaster---my main live amp for most things
early 70's Ampeg GU-12---great little 1x12" combo, very gig-worthy, records great
'66 Twin Reverb---one of the good ones, on the road with me for 5 years.
PFDarkside
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Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
Probably:
Fender Tweed Deluxe
circa '65 Fender Super Reverb
Late 70's JMP 50W
Matchless DC-30
High Gain Modern Amp (Currently Road King, but there are a plethora of these out now that I'd like to try some day)
Probably:
Fender Tweed Deluxe
circa '65 Fender Super Reverb
Late 70's JMP 50W
Matchless DC-30
High Gain Modern Amp (Currently Road King, but there are a plethora of these out now that I'd like to try some day)
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TrippyVinylologist
Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
Vox AC30
Diezel VH-4
Marshall JCM 800
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier
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Vox AC30
Diezel VH-4
Marshall JCM 800
Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier
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TwilightOdyssey
Darkness on the edge of Tone
Re: Your top 5 amplifiers!
Komet 60
Bruno Pony 50
Splawn Quick Rod
Bumbox Cielo
65 Amps London
Komet 60
Bruno Pony 50
Splawn Quick Rod
Bumbox Cielo
65 Amps London
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