Favorite amp for pauls

[tepidy]

What amp do you guys play your les pauls through. I use a THD flexi 50 with a THD 2x12

[ninety1vee]

soldano slo-100

[Malachiguitarist]

I'll soon be using a Fender Hot Rod Deville

[RichCI]

Home: old Fender Champ

 

Band: Mesa Stiletto Deuce w/ Mesa 3/4 back 2x12 cab

 

Misc: Fender Blues Junior, Marshall Microstack, Peavey Rockmaster preamp/ Classic 60 power amp with Joe's Sound 2x12 cab loaded with shitty sounding Peavey Black Widows or Scorpions or whatever they are.

[Thermionik]

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'62 Blonde Brownface Bassman into a 4x12 loaded with two Fane and two Celestion.

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[deepblue]

I know ive posted this before but...

Orange Rockerverb 50w + 4x12 cabinet.

(1969) Leslie 122

 

[RichCI]

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'62 Blonde Brownface Bassman into a 4x12 loaded with two Fane and two Celestion.

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Sweeeeet!

[Les Paul Fanatic]

Marshall JCM2000

[surfpup]

Lately... 18 watt Ceriatone through an Avatar 2-12 loaded with one Celestion G12H30 and one Vintage 30

 

 

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Sometimes I use this instead....

 

 

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of the Orange

 

Sometimes I use both in stereo

[MikeRom]

Home: Crate V8 (sweet)

 

Band: Epiphone Bues Custom 30 (fan-f'ing-tastic!)

[jmac]

nothing beats a good marshall halfstack, but until i can save up for one of those, i'm using a little fender frontman 25volt that sounds great...but a good LP can make most amps sound good

[Thundergod]

Home Vox Pathfinder 15r

 

Studio and gigs Vox AC30 custom classic 2x12, Fender 70s Princeton. Great sound/tone with any guitar, not just les pauls.

[RichCI]

a good LP can make most amps sound good

 

I find the opposite to be true: A good amp can make any guitar sound good.

[jmac]

 

I find the opposite to be true: A good amp can make any guitar sound good.

 

 

i hear what you're saying, but i've owned a few crappy guitars that even great amps couldn't help. my LP has made most amps sound great. i can see both being true.

[djroge1]

I only have one amp right now and it was bought for a Jazz gig I used to do.

 

Fender solid state - M80 with a Mesa Boggie V-Twin preamp.

 

However, after Surfpup's post about his Ceriatone I checked out the web site and after Christmas I'm going to start saving for their Overtone special (dumble overdrive clone).

[Thundergod]

 

 

i hear what you're saying' date=' but i've owned a few crappy guitars that even great amps couldn't help. my LP has made most amps sound great. i can see both being true.[/quote']

 

 

I feel the same way... I heve owned lots of amps... some were supposed to be great... but they sounded crappy with a crappy guitar.

 

Whe I got my gibson, even the crappy amps sounded great. Which makes me wonder if I wrongly blamed the amp when the guitar was the POS screwing all up.

[Dynadude]

I use a late 70s 135 Fender Twin with a Fender Satellite effects cab, both looped from a Marshall G80R and a Digitech GNX3 effects board.

 

I don't gig anymore, so I can have an elaborate setup. It's loads of fun to experiment with all the different tones and effects. I've come up with some cool stuff with this rig. The only drawback is that I have to keep a notebook with the settings written down to reproduce some of the stuff I come up with.

 

Have any of you ever tried a Fender Satellite? I think it sounds amazing, especially with an E/A guitar, or a good clean electric. It gives a 3d effect with a side firing speaker.

[KSG_Standard]

Marshall JTM 30 1x12

 

Mesa Boogie Blue Angel 1x12

[crossroadsnyc]

* Marshall 1974x

* Marshall Vintage Modern

* Fender Blues Junior NOS

 

I'm torn between the two Marshall amps as to which one is my favorite.

[Murph]

Mesa Blue Angel 1;12 w/ V30. The ultimate club amp.

 

Sometimes a Fender Prosonic 2;10.

 

Not a Lester though, a 339 or an SG.

 

My daughters studio (when she gets it, anyday now) will go through a 71 Champ.

 

Murph.