Lets see all them Amplifiers!

[byoungman1]

Late '63 - early '64 Bassman (thanks to @ Greg Nal)

 

[hogwylde09]

Late '63 - early '64 Bassman (thanks to @ Greg Nal)


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Holy Cow that Tuxedo is clean! 6G6B?

 

[hogwylde09]

Mine. Wish I had the cab.

 

[hogwylde09]

I like 2204’s, loud enough. The small box S with the matching 1965a/b cabs have bass response unlike most Marshall.

 

[YY1]

I had an old Crate 5-watt wonder practice amp. Fuzz master!

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Crate was an incredibly underrated amp back when I was actively playing.
A friend circa 1984 had a 2-12 combo from when they were still actually built like a wood crate with real wood.
That opened my eyes fairly early.
The lead player in my 1987 band bought a 120 watt half stack which was insane with distortion and volume.
I had grown fond of the Marshall tone and to keep up, I bought a Lead 75 1-12 combo, and it did keep up.
I my collection of "under $50" amps I can take with, or let others use", I have a 15w Crate.
It does indeed have that tone. I'm half tempted to build a replacement case out of 1x6 stock.

 

[tubelectron]

I wonder if I posted some pictures of my Boogie MKIIA 60-100W Rev. Eq. from 1980...

Below in Hardwood suit :

And here in Tolex suit :

T

 

[LKTR]

My pile of house amps. I hate to say... but I bought a helix so now they just lay

 

[M70AB2]

 

[PattonD]

The Orange Micro Dark and the GK get most of the playing time these days

Guitar
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Peavey Classic 30
Orange Micro Dark
Crate G40C Solid State Guitar Amp
Vox AD30VT XL Valvetronix "Extreme Lead" Combo Ampliifier
Pignose Legendary 7-100 Portable Amp

Bass
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Fender Rumble 25 - 25W 1x8" Bass Combo
Gallien-Krueger Backline 112 Bass Combo
Gallien-Krueger Backline 600 w/ Backline 410BLX 4 x 10 Bass Speaker Cabinet


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[tubelectron]

The Stack I used for years...

... And still here !

T

 

[Mr Boochie]

Are those 1971-era Fender amps? The grilles kinda look like it.

Just a WAG! Thanks!

 

[tubelectron]

Are those 1971-era Fender amps? The grilles kinda look like it.

Just a WAG! Thanks!

I think they are rather late-70s (1975-1979), despite the underlined logo.

T

 

[Mr Boochie]

I think they are rather late-70s (1975-1979), despite the underlined logo.

T

Interesting.

Thanks!

 

[Mr Boochie]

My 1974 VC Fender Logo didn't have a tail. But did have the newer silver grille.

There was a lot of mishmash of cosmetics throughout the line in those years.

 

[Northwinds]

Cripe I have amps hiding behind amps mow. My early 1970s Traynor tube halfstack is hiding behind my JVM halfstack now. It's hiding under the Gus G Jackson Star laying on top if it

Must be all my medication pushing stuff out of the way

 

[Northwinds]

 

[Mr Boochie]

Some of my tube holders.

 

[Gigantic]

My amps are a heavily modded Fender Blues Jr III with a dovetail jointed, solid pine cabinet & mods from Rootbeer Audio that are based on the suite of mods from Bill M, with a black panel deluxe tone stack & bias trim pots and a 90's vintage, Celestion G-12H speaker. I still need to replace the grille fabric in Oxblood and at some point, I want to replace the OPT and wire it ptp. I like this amp so much that I sold my Deluxe Reverb Reissue.



my other amp is my endgame, a hand-wired Strange Audio Electronics Luxe Plus, based on the venerated 5E3 circuit with Josh Strange's personal touch in there. It has a athode-biased 6V6GT output section & is 5Y3 rectified, with a 12AY7 preamp and 12AX7 phase inverter and a Weber Legacy 12" speaker. The cabinets are CNC'd in my workshop in North Philly by a colleague, but the amps themselves are made in Phoenixville, PA, a Philly suburb just north of the Main Line.