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Following on from the other thread
Whats you dream amps - Marshalls, Vox, Fender, Boogie or something more boutique
Currently I have a 65 amps London and Ventura and a Divided by 13 CJ11
Cant see me needing anything else to be honest buts its taken me 30 years to get here
Plum
Again been through mine, EBS Fafner:
Awesome tone and power (and named after a dragon) but just too freaking heavy. I've now got a TC Electronics mini rig I can (just about) carry to the station and on the tube.
Would love the Orange Terror Bass 1000 and a couple of their 2x10s though...
A bit like you, I'm really happy with what I've got, so I've kind of stopped looking. I tried a Bogner Duende a few years ago, which was interesting. I had a Goldfinger for a short period, and that was good, although not quite what I was looking for.
Mk1 Boogie would be cool. A Kemper might be fun. I'm a bit ashamed, I'm not really gassing on any amps at the moment 🙁
I'm not really up on modern amps
If we are in dream amp world then a 60s blackface fender deleuxe reverb
Bass wise, has to be a Phil Jones Bass.
Off the shelf guitar would be a choice between a Mesa or a Blackstar.
Boutique stuff not really sure. Too many choices.
Had it sold it and regretted it ever since. Late 70's Fender Twin Reverb, master volume model, with a pair of 16ohm Celestion G12H's fitted and a crazy mix of completely unmatched valves in the power amp. A complete one-off combination that sounded unlike any other Twin I've tried since (and I've tried quite a few over the years to try and recreate that sound). The speakers were a large part of that amp - big impedance load meant the power amp started overdriving nice and early, and also meant you could wind the volume open without getting complaints from the other side of town. I miss that amp. 😐
AC15 with a treble booster.
A Mk 1 Boogie? Never played one, but y'know it's going to be amazing.
Or a nice Fender Bassman with a power attenuator, possibly a Deluxe or a Twin.
Good game this. 🙂
A frien has a Fractal. Mindblowingly amazing.
If I had a spare 3 grand I would get one of these. For heavy guitar work they are peerless IMO. I have been using a JCM900 for years and spent a lot of time trying to get a powerful sound out of it, including ordering special valves from Russia, all to no avail. It wasn't until I discovered the joys of a good pre-amp that I have been able to get the kind of bottom end I had craved for so long. 😈
Something primal like a
Sunn Model T amp and maybe a Hex cab to go with it.
Awesome tone and power (and named after a dragon) but just too freaking heavy. I've now got a TC Electronics mini rig I can (just about) carry to the station and on the tube.Would love the Orange Terror Bass 1000 and a couple of their 2x10s though...
Are you sure you don't want one of these?
Been busy doing press shots! 😉
Always, always fancied a MATAMP, lovely things.
Just down the road too.
Which model was that one?
1224 MKII
I've never heard an unmodified Mesa that sounded any good.
I had a Dual Rectifier half stack - sounded awesome. You have to use the Mesa cab though and dial it in right - treble control is super-important.
Very easy to make a Dual Rec sound bad, but if you set them up right they kick ass. It's what I ditched the Matamp for.
Gone to a 1x12" combo now
one of those axe fx jobbies for me 🙂
1964 AC30.
Oh, look I have one right here 😀
Had it sold it and regretted it ever since. Late 70's Fender Twin Reverb, master volume model, with a pair of 16ohm Celestion G12H's fitted and a crazy mix of completely unmatched valves in the power amp. A complete one-off combination that sounded unlike any other Twin I've tried since (and I've tried quite a few over the years to try and recreate that sound). The speakers were a large part of that amp - big impedance load meant the power amp started overdriving nice and early, and also meant you could wind the volume open without getting complaints from the other side of town. I miss that amp.
I have one of those too in a very sorry state in the garage. If you're in the market for a resto job, drop me a message.. I kept promising I'd get around to it, but just never have had the time.
They're looking good Alex, you must be really pleased 🙂
molgrips - MemberI know nothing about guitars or amps, beyond how to play one a bit. I have one of these:
Peavey Classic 30, all valve, paper cone, spring reverb. Is it cool?
They sound & look great to me, so yes. 🙂
Bit loud, so I got this for in the house:
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which is a lovely little thing at low volumes. 😀
Due a revalve and a better speaker.
I just love that it's all valve. Don't accidentally kick or knock it though when reverb is on.
CRRAAANNNNNNGGGG!!!!!
I got this for in the house
Looks great, what is it?
For me it would be an original JTM45 combo (the bluesbreaker), a Watkins Dominator (the triangular one) or a silverface Deluxe Reverb
molgrips - Member
Looks great, what is it?
A Fender Champ 600.
Chinese made tribute to a classic oldie.
Only 5 watts, but it's sounds great at all volumes and still goes bloody loud.
If it had a headphone socket it would be perfect.
Just a volume control.
Looks nice, really small, well made. 🙂
Got mine for £99.00 when they first came out from Johnny Roadhouse in Manchester.
Boogie IV EV 12" in teak with a basket weave front. Heaviest bugger I've ever lifted. I use a Roctron Octopus and have the amp in the effects loop of a Digitech GSP21 Pro,
Very controllable and fun with all the channel switching done from the GSP floorboard.
How is the ev12 speaker? Considering putting one in my Randall Rm50 combo - it's a modular one so want a relatively clean speaker
Sunn Model T
Now that is an amp I'd love to try.
Ooh, I'm a bit late to this one. I currently own a couple of my dream amps - a Mesa/Boogie Lone Star Special and I have the loan of a JCM800 too. I've also got a Marshall 2100 (the Paul Weller-endorsed Lead and Bass 50, made 1973 kind of combo) which is simply too loud for anything.
Would love a Two Rock too. And probably something like a Fender Deluxe...
+1 Mesa Boogie Lone Star (but not the special)
Klunk, what year is that strat?










