Best Amp In The World

Which era Orange? Modern or real deal made by Matamp from the sixties and seventies?

A Deluxe Reverb and AC-15 as they mentioned are great amps to gig with. Love my ‘71 Siverface Deluxe and DST Engineering AC-15 clone. Both fantastic sounding amps.
 
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The 2 times have been blessed to have Marshall JCM 800's in my life. Instantly, it becomes very hard to use another amp over it. In a band, sits right on a P bass, in the studio, there it is again ,no dialing knobs, just playing .
 
BFT Gibson said:
The 2 times have been blessed to have Marshall JCM 800's in my life. Instantly, it becomes very hard to use another amp over it. In a band, sits right on a P bass, in the studio, there it is again ,no dialing knobs, just playing .
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Agree 100%. I have owned a lot of amps from a lot of different makers, including gigging a 2204 for about a decade, and for that purpose I have never found a better platform.
 
I do love my Marshalls, but I'm still partial to these. Especially the one on the bottom.

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When I want the same sound but with less volume, these are based on the Hiwatt design. Both of these are only 50 watts each.



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If I want the Orange sound, I have the OG. As they say, "Nothing like the real thing."




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Best sounding amp would be would be Green Hornet #1, #2, #3, 50 watt ODS I first built the 100 watt it was much to loud

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The last 15 years it's the only amp I play
As far as a stock amp 1997 I got a red 1969 100 watt Marshall Super Lead from David Grissom $8750.00 with flight case it's at my Moms house in Seattle.
 
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