65Amps - show 'em
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65Amps - show 'em
Let's see what 65Amps we still have in the family! Show 'em if you got 'em!
The Marquee and Tupelo ready to be pounded by Les. Huge sounding amps. The Tupelo (6V6, solid state rectifier) remains my go to amp. Chimey, warm, crunchy, heaps of bottom end but no boom...love it. The only issue being it sounds best with JJ's and hate those tubes., They rattle like a snake and are hit and miss in terms of longevity or even quality out of the box.
The Marquee is just a massive silly AC30/DC30 that slays (4x EL84 with GZ34 rectifier). I'll never use it live unless I can tame the volume without destroying the beautiful tone. This is my second one of these. The half power switch takes from 130dB to 129dB.
The Marquee and Tupelo ready to be pounded by Les. Huge sounding amps. The Tupelo (6V6, solid state rectifier) remains my go to amp. Chimey, warm, crunchy, heaps of bottom end but no boom...love it. The only issue being it sounds best with JJ's and hate those tubes., They rattle like a snake and are hit and miss in terms of longevity or even quality out of the box.
The Marquee is just a massive silly AC30/DC30 that slays (4x EL84 with GZ34 rectifier). I'll never use it live unless I can tame the volume without destroying the beautiful tone. This is my second one of these. The half power switch takes from 130dB to 129dB.
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Re: 65Amps - show 'em
That's one quieter...That's good!GrantB wrote:he half power switch takes from 130dB to 129dB.
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So, perfect for a bedroom practice amp.GrantB wrote:The half power switch takes from 130dB to 129dB.
I quite liked the London Pro I had, but it’s long gone now.
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Might be the one I have. Matching cab coming as a loaner from GC Troy.Conway wrote:So, perfect for a bedroom practice amp.GrantB wrote:The half power switch takes from 130dB to 129dB.
I quite liked the London Pro I had, but it’s long gone now.
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Nice to see the old 65 amps Marvin again
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I've only got 2 amps, working my way up to owning 65 though!
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I think you need to be 65 yrs old to own one nojeremyb wrote:I've only got 2 amps, working my way up to owning 65 though!
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Bloody kids... Hurumph.willow13 wrote:I think you need to be 65 yrs old to own one nojeremyb wrote:I've only got 2 amps, working my way up to owning 65 though!
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Do you still have that back up tupelo head?GrantB wrote:Let's see what 65Amps we still have in the family! Show 'em if you got 'em!
The Marquee and Tupelo ready to be pounded by Les. Huge sounding amps. The Tupelo (6V6, solid state rectifier) remains my go to amp. Chimey, warm, crunchy, heaps of bottom end but no boom...love it. The only issue being it sounds best with JJ's and hate those tubes., They rattle like a snake and are hit and miss in terms of longevity or even quality out of the box.
The Marquee is just a massive silly AC30/DC30 that slays (4x EL84 with GZ34 rectifier). I'll never use it live unless I can tame the volume without destroying the beautiful tone. This is my second one of these. The half power switch takes from 130dB to 129dB.
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No, and interestingly it didn’t sound as good as my combo, even through the combo speaker.StrummersOfThunder wrote: Do you still have that back up tupelo head?
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Did you try turning it off and on again?GrantB wrote:No, and interestingly it didn’t sound as good as my combo, even through the combo speaker.StrummersOfThunder wrote: Do you still have that back up tupelo head?
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Too radical. You younger people are more open minded with that sort of thing.StrummersOfThunder wrote:Did you try turning it off and on again?GrantB wrote:No, and interestingly it didn’t sound as good as my combo, even through the combo speaker.StrummersOfThunder wrote: Do you still have that back up tupelo head?
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GrantB wrote: The Marquee and Tupelo ready to be pounded by Les.
Slowy wrote: That's the problem; everything rewarding is just such hard work. Regret takes much less effort.