Re: Any "forever" amps?
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2019 9:54 am
I really need to make peace with the fact that I like Vox a lot but like to have an occasional fang on a drippy, reverby Fender.
Mesa Blue Angel?TmcB wrote:I really need to make peace with the fact that I like Vox a lot but like to have an occasional fang on a drippy, reverby Fender.
Have dallied with that possibility for years.GrantB wrote:Mesa Blue Angel?TmcB wrote:I really need to make peace with the fact that I like Vox a lot but like to have an occasional fang on a drippy, reverby Fender.
Mk V might be another option?TmcB wrote:Have dallied with that possibility for years.GrantB wrote:Mesa Blue Angel?TmcB wrote:I really need to make peace with the fact that I like Vox a lot but like to have an occasional fang on a drippy, reverby Fender.
You ever had one?
I did a gig with one a couple of years ago. It was a friends bandmates amp who we were sharing the bill with. It freakin sang. I've never been that impressed with the Mesa combos but this thing was the tits.TmcB wrote:Have dallied with that possibility for years.GrantB wrote:Mesa Blue Angel?TmcB wrote:I really need to make peace with the fact that I like Vox a lot but like to have an occasional fang on a drippy, reverby Fender.
You ever had one?
It's not public.Mike Clayton wrote:
Relay stuck to the chassis with tape in that one too, why would they do that ? its just so lazy.GrantB wrote:Here is another London Pro
Looks like the same heat-transferring cement/paste they’re used under that Transistor for the power scaling so might not be so shabbysizzlingbadger wrote:Relay stuck to the chassis with tape in that one too, why would they do that ? its just so lazy.GrantB wrote:Here is another London Pro