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If you could only have one amp, which would it be?

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SuperSwede said:
One amp? I would take my tonelab if that could be considered a amp.
Which you promptly sold to buy a POD :poke::rotflmao::poke:!

I'd take John Mayer's #1 Dumble...play it for a bit & then sell it back to him. :D

On a serious note, a Dumble might suit me fine, but how would I know?
 
tot_Ou_tard said:
Which you promptly sold to buy a POD :poke::rotflmao::poke:!

And I miss it everyday! But thats me I guess, I quickly get tired of my stuff and want new toys.
 
Jimi75 said:

Agreed, except for something new with warranty, maybe Hughes & Kettner Statesman EL84 Quad, for its apparent diversity. http://www.hughes-and-kettner.com/cinema.php?id=23

EDIT: Well lookey here, I guess I am somewhat consistent. How I answered the first time on this thread.

sunvalleylaw said:
Ok, I'm throwing out the '58 Tweed Bassman by Fender. Seems like a good one to me. A Blackface Reverb of some type would be second I think.
 
I'm gassing for this one:

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Can morph from a 6V6 output section to an EL84 output section. Way cool. :AOK:

tung
 
warren0728 said:
what....you only want a loan for the down payment? :thwap:

ww


Sure, you may as well toss in another 10 grand or so for the down payment on that 53 Tele I'm never gonna own either.:drool:
 
Teleman77 said:
Sure, you may as well toss in another 10 grand or so for the down payment on that 53 Tele I'm never gonna own either.:drool:
53 tele and a dumble....you think you could get some decent tones outta that setup!! :whatever: :beer:

ww
 
warren0728 said:
53 tele and a dumble....you think you could get some decent tones outta that setup!! :whatever: :beer:

ww


I could be wrong, but I think you might be on to something there.
 
Teleman77 said:
I could be wrong, but I think you might be on to something there.

The real trick to those Dumble amps is buying one from Dumble new (good luck) and having him tweak it to your style of music and instruments. Or getting him to tweak a used one (again, good luck). Most Dumbles were tweaked for a particular player. So it may or may not sound good depending on who is playing through it. It's a crap shoot. But they can sound magical with the right person playing it.

tung
 
If I could pick one amp, and had the space to crank it, without a doubt it would be a Fender Vibro King.
 
One of these:

Orange Rockerverb 100
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With one of these:

Orange 4x12
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(I couldn't find a pic of the actual stack)

The only amp I've heard that sounds as good with a Les Paul as it does with a Tele. Going by recordings, I've never had the chance to play one.
 
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