I hate guitar amps..... sorta
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I hate guitar amps..... sorta
I have tried a thousand guitar amps and at the end of the day I always come back to bass amps. I use a Marshall 212 and an Ampeg Microbass head currently. I use stompboxes I for all my dirt and tones and I just feel like multiple channels and such are a waste when all I want is loud and clean. I have never heard an amp distortion I like as well as I like my home brew Big Muff variants. I own a few nice amps, including some nice tube heads but that little Ampeg makes my heart skip a beat.
My first guitar amp was my Twin, which I bought in 2005. Before that, I only had bass amps, and, yeah, I love the sound of guitar through a bass amp... it works incredibly well. I adore my Twin, but would never shy away from plugging in through a bass amp ![Razz :P](./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif)
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I seem to remember them having alright overdriven sounds and taking pedals well.BacchusPaul wrote:This is why I'm half tempted to get to get a Flextone 212 after I get back from New Zealand. Loud and clean as anything, and even louder if I put it through my Marshall 412. There might be some other sounds in there that could be useful, too.
No mojos, though. Absolutely zero mojos in those things.
I'm loving my crate powerblock, can be super clean and take pedals beautifully. Really want to try one of those Harley Benton Sansamp clones through it.
Here is a pic of my rig with just the 212. I keep the 215 cab at our practice space. I just carry the head, pedalboard, and guitar. I even keep a 1spot, speaker cable and power cord there so I only have to bring my head, board, and axe with 2 cords in the bag.
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Here are my main 2 axes.
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No I havent, but I am really soooo pleased with the little ampeg with its weight, size, wattage, and low price I am pretty content.
More pron, my pedalboard.
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Sweet gear bro. I'd suggest maybe looking at Mesa MK1 heads. They're sweet and pretty darn small! I just got a new 60watter, albeit the size of Tasmania and I'm stoked with it. I have a 6/12watt amp and the 60/40 now and between the two there are distinct differences. I prefer the sound of the 6/12 as it doesn't woof as much as the 60 at low volumes but when playing higher volumes I find it just doesn't have the headroom and farts out far more than the 60 watter. Which makes sense I guess to everyone but me ;/ ha.
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