What Amp are you playing today?

[Headache]

I don't recall seeing that LP, but I'm sure I have. I like that the back is blue, too. I kind of wish mine was. Is it a Standard?

Its new, a trad pro IV.

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[67plexi]

Time fly's built this Rocket amp 18 years ago

 

[DirtySteve]

Its new, a trad pro IV.

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Ah, yes...I remember now. thanks.

 

[BFT Gibson]

 

[Headache]

Glad it wasn't these!!!

 

[BFT Gibson]

 

[Pissed Plexi]

I wanked on the Ori50.

 

[Pissed Plexi]

And I wanked on the 6505 1992 crunch channel. She’s got a fat bottom end.

 

[fitz]

What AmpS are you playing today?

I moved some stuff around - (it happens...)
Paired up the O20 with the Ceriatone JTM45.

KT-66's & M-65 CB's on both sides.
These amps pair well...

Running the V w/ EMG Retro Active Fat 55's into a front-end A-B/Y.

 

[Eric'45]

That is some gorgeous V @fitz !

 

[fitz]

That is some gorgeous V @fitz !

Thanks!
'06 Faded Cherry.
I had almost restored it back to stock, but then I went and converted it to active pups.
No regrets.

 

[Eric'45]

'06 Faded Cherry.
I had almost restored it back to stock, but then I went and converted it to active pups.
No regrets.

I have always thought that actives are not for me. Everytime I played a guitar with EMGs- I think it's safe to say that most of these were the 81/85 set, I was kinda disappointed.
Recently I helped my Brother to convert his old Ibanez Roadstar to a 57/66 set, and of course I played the guitar for a bit.
I was surprised how good it sounded, and I bet those Fat 55s sound similar.
The more old- school inspired EMGS are really good. I don't have them in any of my guitars yet, but I'm definitely more open to trying them now.

 

[66 Galaxie]

I wish you hadn't told me that.

Me too...