How many amps do you own?
How many amps do you own?
I own 2 now and I am lookking to buy a 3rd.
I own one. I am sure I am in the minority....
Dane
My Bernie Marsden SE can beat up your Les Paul!
public display of chagrin
Me too.Originally Posted by Danerada
I own just one... but it has 9 amp models in it!!!... Does it count??... I guess not...
Currently filling up the bank account for a new one... soon I hope!
"After all, you only find out who is swimming naked after the tide goes out." - Warren Buffett
Sounds like a mark V - great amp.I own just one... but it has 9 amp models in it!!!... Does it count??... I guess not...
Currently filling up the bank account for a new one... soon I hope!
I wish it was a Mark-V. A great amp, that's true.
But mine is a lot less expensive and interesting. Its a humble Cube "all-in-wonder" amp that is good for home-alone practice or as a "carry anywhere" type of amp with FX, looper and all. I must say that it has a great clean sound, as the great JC-120, for jazzboxes and acoustics playing.
But soon, I hope, it will be All Tubes for me too.
"After all, you only find out who is swimming naked after the tide goes out." - Warren Buffett
I have been meaning to try a Mark V. It looks pretty intense without being option paralysis. The controls are well planned.
Plank Owner
Guitars - PRS
Amps - PRS, Orange, Bogner
Great amp, people rag on them because they don't know how to set them up, but if you can get your head around them and how the different modes work (and what EQ settings will work with each mode) then you're laughing.
There's a fantastic video on YT where Doug West takes you through some different sounds, the video is worth it alone just to watch Doug's body language. It's clear he spent a lot of time/effort on this amp and that satisfaction really comes through in that vid. After I got used to the amp I watched the vid again and used some of his settings as a base, I recommend doing this (just jot down his settings and take them with you when you try the amp) as some of them are really good.
I really want to be "all in" (don't ask my why!), and would love to pick up a PRS amp. I think a 2 Channel Custom would be perfect, who needs 3-channels when you have an amp with gain so responsive to guitar volume?
There's one sitting in my dining room beside a Mark III. I have a feeling yuo would quite like channel 3.
That SLO is rad!Here are some of mine...
Sold my SLO 100 with the 2 cabinets that Heart Toured with in the 1980's:
I bet.
Plank Owner
Guitars - PRS
Amps - PRS, Orange, Bogner
Now that I have a 2channel H, I have two. I'm not sure if I want to get rid of my Fender Princeton Reverb II that was Rivera designed back in the early 80's.
Sometimes in life you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
Dave
8, all lonely because I primarily use an Axe II now. Probably should sell some.
Way more than I need...............
Fanboy of the Jester (AKA) James (Previously known as 11top)
I know where you can send one of those in particular on a much needed vacation...
Dane
My Bernie Marsden SE can beat up your Les Paul!
public display of chagrin
This for me too.
-Bob
A bunch!
73 Fender Twin (still all original) is the one I use most.
Forty plus, about a dozen short of goal.
You certainly earned your name.
Plank Owner
Guitars - PRS
Amps - PRS, Orange, Bogner
Fanboy of the Jester (AKA) James (Previously known as 11top)
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