Pmaj7 wrote:
Looks like these are all non-modeling amps. I thought everything had gone to modeling these days in the small amp market.
The little boss micro cube sounds great for what it is and is pretty much all I use for practice.
Pat
The little boss micro cube sounds great for what it is and is pretty much all I use for practice.
Pat
Some of us are building 50's recreations and loving them. I'm playing through two little tweeds that I built a 57 Champ which is what Clapton uses to record and a 59 tweed that Neil Young uses to record when he's plugged in.
They are amazing with tone that I have looked for all of my life. Strong, natural tube compression and a musicality from both of them that just takes my playing to the next level.
I'm filling in the blanks of their age with Strymon pedals and with a little help from my OLF buddy Daniel P. who gifted me some very high end cables that he made I have tone to die for now.
I agree on the cubes and the functionality for the $$$ and we have one for the shredders who are our clients but for old fashioned, raw tube power with historic circuits today's recreations produce tone that I never actually thought would be available to me. So happy to have them I look forward to my playing every day now.
Sadly my neighbors can't say that....
My set that I do every day these days starts with Mississippi Queen then Riding the Storm out (they have been clients), Sultans of Swing (he's been in our shop too) etc. and it's a good time.