Pictures of AMPS

[Inspector #20]

How my home office used to look....



My home office today...

 

[Amp Mad Scientist]

 

[Inspector #20]

Here's where all the guitars and amps have gone...









I dont miss them....

 

[67plexi]

This was my first guitar amp 1948 Magna

 

[67plexi]

Now this Trainwreck Express Trainwreck Rocket ODS 100 watt 2 ODS 50 watt and a 1983 Fender Super Champ for a touch of reverb

 

[67plexi]

For Bass Eden WT800C or ODS 100 Bag End 4 x 10

 

[Inspector #20]

Now this Trainwreck Express Trainwreck Rocket ODS 100 watt 2 ODS 50 watt and a 1983 Fender Super Champ for a touch of reverb

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Very nice....

 

[67plexi]

Not the Fender or Eden amps but all the other amps I built including the cabinets

 

[Sapient]

I love those offset early models. I wish that I had the cash to grab one of the reissues when they came out.

I should give you it just on account that it would fit in so well with your gear.

 

[mcblink]

 

[Far Rider]

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I love the DSL100H. That is one smokin amp!

 

[SG John]

This was my first guitar amp 1948 Magna

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Wow! Not much room between the magnet, choke, and tubes.

 

[SG John]

I also still have my first amp. Bought it when I was 15. 1965 Ampeg Gemini II. Complete with an accordion input. The treble boost, echo, and reverb are all great features. If only it would break up a bit. It's the cleanest amp I own. Bought it off of my guitar teacher at the time. No wonder he liked clean amps, he was a jazz guy. First person I ever saw use a 7 string guitar. He modified an old Harmony Archtop. It had a B string for the lowest.

 

[67plexi]

Nice my first amp went up in flames My second Ampeg 2 x 12 combo stolen with my first Les Paul Custom
I got the Les Paul back years later 1985 I played it for the first time a few days ago it's the only LPC I have ever seen with 2 P90's
1972 I worked 16 hours a day all summer for the amp and guitar

 

[Jethro Rocker]

My first amp was one of these in 1978. Gone long ago. Thankfully....
Generic pic

 

[Sapient]

Is that 3 JVM410Hs?

Yessir!

The sideways one is a 6100.

A few of mine.

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L-R -->
'79 Marshall 100 watt JMP sitting on top of '78 JMP 50 watt in Fawn with matching cab.
'73 Marshall 50 watt JMP sitting on top of two '72 Super Bass cabs.
'17 DST Engineering Solera 50, '86 Hiwatt Lead 100R, '72 Hiwatt DR103 sitting on a '71 Hiwatt SE4122 cabinet.
'89 Marshall JTM45 sitting on a '70 Marshall 8x10.
There are many more.

You have immaculate taste, bro. I BLEED your tone.



:dood:

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There's the beef! There's the beef!!

Group shot of some. Remove Traynor head off silver 2x12, it's gone.

Latest ones.

 

[SG John]

Yessir!

The sideways one is a 6100.




You have immaculate taste, bro. I BLEED your tone.



:dood:


There's the beef! There's the beef!!

Thank you. You’re too kind.

 

[ibmorjamn]

That's me since downsizing....

Remember " WWJ do"?
What would Jimmy Page do in the studio?
He was always so creative musically and on the production side.
I wonder if he still uses old school hardware or cab Sims?

 

[Inspector #20]

Remember " WWJ do"?
What would Jimmy Page do in the studio?
He was always so creative musically and on the production side.
I wonder if he still uses old school hardware or cab Sims?

Hard to say.

Even AC/DC used amp sims on some recordings.

 

[Inspector #20]

Remember " WWJ do"?
What would Jimmy Page do in the studio?
He was always so creative musically and on the production side.
I wonder if he still uses old school hardware or cab Sims?

It's still possible to get good recorded tone with analog equipment.

The issue is that it takes so much longer to setup and the juice just ain't worth the squeeze.