Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 11:03 pm
chillerthanmost wrote:Spring cleaning.
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Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 11:06 pm
The4455 wrote:What's teh one between the Marshall and the Sunn Beta Bass?
Early Traynor YBA3
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Sat May 11, 2013 11:15 pm
holy hell
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 2:26 am
bob ross esq paintings in the background are by moi.
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Sun May 12, 2013 11:06 am
osbornkt wrote:chillerthanmost wrote:Spring cleaning.
Oh. Well this is nice.
GUH. DAT SOUND CITY 100. DAT MARSHALL JMP
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 6:03 am
so...much...want.
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 11:12 pm
If your looking for a dual use head that is extremely versatile for a great price look no further. I paid 500$ for mine, which is basically a 3 channel (clean [ampeg style clean tone] clean w/ bright [fender cleans] and a dirty channel [medium - low gain marshally tones]) 225watt EL34 powered amp with FX loop, resonance and presence controls, and a wicked tube DI out. There's not much more you could ask for or have built in for a high power tube amp for a pedal user. I have tried the VB2 + 2x15 as well as VB2 + 4x12 and 2x15. For guitar using it just with the 2x15 lacks high end and some mid range punch but still sounds great, but pair it with the 4x12 and it sounds absolutely huge and tight. 15's do better as complimentary speakers in a guitar rig, they add on huge tone to 12's or 10's. BUT if you like a dark guitar tone (like I do) then using 15's by themselves is completely feasible.
Damn. Now I have to decide, this or a PA135.
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 10:33 am
HotRats wrote:If your looking for a dual use head that is extremely versatile for a great price look no further. I paid 500$ for mine, which is basically a 3 channel (clean [ampeg style clean tone] clean w/ bright [fender cleans] and a dirty channel [medium - low gain marshally tones]) 225watt EL34 powered amp with FX loop, resonance and presence controls, and a wicked tube DI out. There's not much more you could ask for or have built in for a high power tube amp for a pedal user. I have tried the VB2 + 2x15 as well as VB2 + 4x12 and 2x15. For guitar using it just with the 2x15 lacks high end and some mid range punch but still sounds great, but pair it with the 4x12 and it sounds absolutely huge and tight. 15's do better as complimentary speakers in a guitar rig, they add on huge tone to 12's or 10's. BUT if you like a dark guitar tone (like I do) then using 15's by themselves is completely feasible.
Damn. Now I have to decide, this or a PA135.
If you get a chance try each one out first. I bought the VB-2 tone unheard but I'm glad I did. But I could definitely see where its not for everybody, not everyone needs or wants that much power.
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 3:27 pm
Ancient Astronaught wrote:HotRats wrote:If your looking for a dual use head that is extremely versatile for a great price look no further. I paid 500$ for mine, which is basically a 3 channel (clean [ampeg style clean tone] clean w/ bright [fender cleans] and a dirty channel [medium - low gain marshally tones]) 225watt EL34 powered amp with FX loop, resonance and presence controls, and a wicked tube DI out. There's not much more you could ask for or have built in for a high power tube amp for a pedal user. I have tried the VB2 + 2x15 as well as VB2 + 4x12 and 2x15. For guitar using it just with the 2x15 lacks high end and some mid range punch but still sounds great, but pair it with the 4x12 and it sounds absolutely huge and tight. 15's do better as complimentary speakers in a guitar rig, they add on huge tone to 12's or 10's. BUT if you like a dark guitar tone (like I do) then using 15's by themselves is completely feasible.
Damn. Now I have to decide, this or a PA135.
If you get a chance try each one out first. I bought the VB-2 tone unheard but I'm glad I did. But I could definitely see where its not for everybody, not everyone needs or wants that much power.
I have a PA100 and love it. Got it at a god price and in amazing condition. Love having four separate inputs each with reverb and bass and treble EQs. Run guitar through first three than my ipad through the fourth.
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Fri May 17, 2013 7:15 pm
This came in the other day! I'm new to the tube world 
Sounds great! Better than my mark bass amp. Guitar sounds great on it as well. Woo!
Sounds great! Better than my mark bass amp. Guitar sounds great on it as well. Woo!
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Sat May 18, 2013 5:14 am
Take your pick 
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 8:02 am
New set up!
But I think I need an ABY switch for the phase problems...
But I think I need an ABY switch for the phase problems...
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 2:11 pm
Not all of this shit is mine, but I sounded like a fucking boss on Saturday:
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 2:37 pm
scabiosa wrote:New set up!
But I think I need an ABY switch for the phase problems...
How do you like your Grand Orbiter on bass?
Re: Let's see your AMP!
Posted: Tue May 21, 2013 3:01 am
scabiosa wrote:New set up!
But I think I need an ABY switch for the phase problems...
I have good experiences with the akg on bass cabs! Nice, fat rig man!