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Back then it was the Sony Walkman.
For some it was an all tube Macintosh with Klipsch speakers.
That, too! (That brings back memories.) I still use tube amplifiers.
For some it was an all tube Macintosh with Klipsch speakers.
That, too! (That brings back memories.) I still use tube amplifiers.
A guitar amp definitely has to have tubes. Solid state just doesn't cut it.
Guitar/Piano/MP3 Player.
it's the MP3 player that got all the chicks, wasn't it? huh..huh... huh????
For some it was an all tube Macintosh with Klipsch speakers.
I just sold my old '60s vintage Kenwood tube receiver on eBay.
Can't believe the money I got for it.
That, too! (That brings back memories.) I still use tube amplifiers.
A guitar amp definitely has to have tubes. Solid state just doesn't cut it.
My main amp was a Roland JC-120 for many years. Loved that amp, but later sold it and returned to my roots.
For some it was an all tube Macintosh with Klipsch speakers.
I just sold my old '60s vintage Kenwood tube receiver on eBay.
Can't believe the money I got for it.
oh yeah, they are a hot commodity. Just the tubes if original are serious bucks.
A guitar amp definitely has to have tubes. Solid state just doesn't cut it.
My main amp was a Roland JC-120 for many years. Loved that amp, but later sold it and returned to my roots.
I'm a Marshall guy..
Guitar/Piano/MP3 Player.
it's the MP3 player that got all the chicks, wasn't it? huh..huh... huh????
My main amp was a Roland JC-120 for many years. Loved that amp, but later sold it and returned to my roots.
I'm a Marshall guy..
Big Marshall stacks are so '80s (but they sure do sound good).
The trend these days is to smaller tube combos.
I just sold my old '60s vintage Kenwood tube receiver on eBay.
Can't believe the money I got for it.
oh yeah, they are a hot commodity. Just the tubes if original are serious bucks.
I think I know some one who can help you out there if you or anyone is looking.
I'm a Marshall guy..
Big Marshall stacks are so '80s (but they sure do sound good).
The trend these days is to smaller tube combos.
I run a half stack.. 1998 Marshall DSL50, Monotone custom cab with GWS Xed speakers.
I'm a Gilmour nut so I use an echo with a delay most of the time.
Big Marshall stacks are so '80s (but they sure do sound good).
The trend these days is to smaller tube combos.
I run a half stack.. 1998 Marshall DSL50, Monotone custom cab with GWS Xed speakers.
I'm a Gilmour nut so I use an echo with a delay most of the time.
As I get older, my amps get smaller.
Back in my younger days in the '60s, I ran two Fender Showmans.
Then I "downsized" to a Twin Reverb.
Then a Deluxe Reverb.
Now that I don't play out much anymore I've downsized yet again to a Fender '57 Deluxe.
I run a half stack.. 1998 Marshall DSL50, Monotone custom cab with GWS Xed speakers.
I'm a Gilmour nut so I use an echo with a delay most of the time.
As I get older, my amps get smaller.
Back in my younger days in the '60s, I ran two Fender Showmans.
Then I "downsized" to a Twin Reverb.
Then a Deluxe Reverb.
Now that I don't play out much anymore I've downsized yet again to a Fender '57 Deluxe.
You like the tweeds....
The twin is a monster and very heavy.. Showman's are cool.. I'd like to find a couple decent vibroverbs like Stevie used.
As I get older, my amps get smaller.
Back in my younger days in the '60s, I ran two Fender Showmans.
Then I "downsized" to a Twin Reverb.
Then a Deluxe Reverb.
Now that I don't play out much anymore I've downsized yet again to a Fender '57 Deluxe.
You like the tweeds....
The twin is a monster and very heavy.. Showman's are cool.. I'd like to find a couple decent vibroverbs like Stevie used.
Yes, I like Tweeds.
Leo got it right way back in the '50s.
