Those things are amazing. That amp won't last 24 hours at that price.
paul_ wrote:When are homeland security gonna get on this "2-piece King Size Snickers" horseshit that showed up a couple years ago? I've started dropping one of them on the floor of my car every time.
jcyphe wrote:Those things are amazing. That amp won't last 24 hours at that price.
I wasn't sure about the hype surrounding Victoria amps, then I ssen that jcyphe had replied in this thread, and that I ought to see what he thinks. He's handy like that, when I can't be bothered getting opinions of my own.
jcyphe wrote:Those things are amazing. That amp won't last 24 hours at that price.
I wasn't sure about the hype surrounding Victoria amps, then I ssen that jcyphe had replied in this thread, and that I ought to see what he thinks. He's handy like that, when I can't be bothered getting opinions of my own.
Bob Margolin who played guitar in muddy's band uses them. The thing about the Bassman is that it's the "Chicago Blues" amp, all these years later all those guys are still using the Bassman or amps based on that design. Think Buddy Guy and Otis Rush that's the sound of a strat into a bassman.
It also makes sense that the first Marshalls were designed around the Bassman circuit and eventually made louder, and that became the rock amp.
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paul_ wrote:When are homeland security gonna get on this "2-piece King Size Snickers" horseshit that showed up a couple years ago? I've started dropping one of them on the floor of my car every time.
jcyphe wrote:Those things are amazing. That amp won't last 24 hours at that price.
I wasn't sure about the hype surrounding Victoria amps, then I ssen that jcyphe had replied in this thread, and that I ought to see what he thinks. He's handy like that, when I can't be bothered getting opinions of my own.
Bob Margolin who played guitar in muddy's band uses them. The thing about the Bassman is that it's the "Chicago Blues" amp, all these years later all those guys are still using the Bassman or amps based on that design. Think Buddy Guy and Otis Rush that's the sound of a strat into a bassman.
It also makes sense that the first Marshall were designed around the Bassman circuit and eventually made louder, and that became the rock amp.
Stevie Ray Vaughan used a Bassman at the start too, I think, before he started using Dobro amps.
jcyphe wrote: It also makes sense that the first Marshalls were designed around the Bassman circuit and eventually made louder, and that became the rock amp.
righto. i've felt since i got the bassman that it was like a step grandaddy to the marshall. . . tight lows and punchy mids ftw.