So my little Fender Amp search might be over...
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So my little Fender Amp search might be over...
The same day my JCM800 2204 sold, I won this little guy on ebay for £300. It's not sale of the century (£250 would be a damn fine price), but it's exactly what I'm after I think.
I'll hopefully get some time to make a demo when it turns up, a few demos showing these lush cleans was what turned my head
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I'll hopefully get some time to make a demo when it turns up, a few demos showing these lush cleans was what turned my head
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Vibro-Champs are obviously way more fun - they can do more overdrivey stuff and that Trem is gorgeous, but I figure I don't really need that. The Princeton would have been fantastic but I imagine this will be just the ticket for low volume stuff and pedal testing.
It would be a 2 hour round trip on the bus to pick this up, so I'm asking if he can ship it *fingers crossed I don't get ripped off again*
It would be a 2 hour round trip on the bus to pick this up, so I'm asking if he can ship it *fingers crossed I don't get ripped off again*
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Aha - internet misinformation strikes again!Sidney Vicious wrote:Sweet Champ you got there, Mike!
Every player should have one.
(But allow me to confirm that the Vibro Champ has no more gain than the regular Champ - the Princeton Reverb, however, does have significantly more gain than the Princeton.)
I'm not sure what's happening with the gear list and space availability but hows about you take that to Progfest, I'll take the Vibro Champ and we'll have a 20 minute A/B session and let our ears be the judge. A high output bucker, vintage output single (your jag perhaps), and boost and a couple of dirt pedals to see if they react any differently. Maybe even a trem pedal (i still have that catalinbread) on your Champ to see how close we can get it to the amp trem. Someone could check the schematics to see how similar they are of course, but that's much less fun.Mike wrote:Aha - internet misinformation strikes again!Sidney Vicious wrote:Sweet Champ you got there, Mike!
Every player should have one.
(But allow me to confirm that the Vibro Champ has no more gain than the regular Champ - the Princeton Reverb, however, does have significantly more gain than the Princeton.)
I call beret guy, which I'm afraid makes you the less cool ginger guy. Euan to be Kari? I'll get working on the goatee.
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I have really similar glasses to that dude. Yeah - if I get it before Progfest (I really should) it's definitely coming. I'll bring my Saltshaker trem and see if I can cop those tubey trem tones with it.
I'm really excited to get it, but I'm understandably still a little "fneh" since the whole Princeton debacle.
I'm really excited to get it, but I'm understandably still a little "fneh" since the whole Princeton debacle.