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Poll Question: Guitar Amplifiers you prefer
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    Posted: January 15 2006 at 02:08

Just a few amp brands i usually see. Ive always wanted a Mesa Boogie amp. Uhmmm hmmm!!!

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Yeah, Mesa's are great. Still a bit overpriced, though...(not as overpriced as a Marshall, of course)
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VOX.

Valvetronix rules!

I also miss Engl in your list.



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As I am a bass player, I must vote Ampeg.

But not for guitars.  for your six-string, it's a tough call between Marshall and Mesa.  It all depends I think on what kind of guitar you have.  Mesas have huge sound and can be very versatile (just look at Petrucci's rig on the Budokan DVD.  holy crap.) 

But there's something to be said for that special sound that comes when a Gibson guitar is played straight thru a cranked Marshall.  It's a beautiful thing.
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Which is the one which goes up to 11? 
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Originally posted by GoldenSpiral GoldenSpiral wrote:

As I am a bass player, I must vote Ampeg.

But not for guitars.  for your six-string, it's a tough call between Marshall and Mesa.  It all depends I think on what kind of guitar you have.  Mesas have huge sound and can be very versatile (just look at Petrucci's rig on the Budokan DVD.  holy crap.) 

But there's something to be said for that special sound that comes when a Gibson guitar is played straight thru a cranked Marshall.  It's a beautiful thing.

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Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

VOX.

Valvetronix rules!

I also miss Engl in your list.

Havent seen those brands yet!

Wow, i dont know you listen to disharmonic orchestra!

Thier name fits them very well!

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Originally posted by Majestic_Mayhem Majestic_Mayhem wrote:

Originally posted by GoldenSpiral GoldenSpiral wrote:

As I am a bass player, I must vote Ampeg.

But not for guitars.  for your six-string, it's a tough call between Marshall and Mesa.  It all depends I think on what kind of guitar you have.  Mesas have huge sound and can be very versatile (just look at Petrucci's rig on the Budokan DVD.  holy crap.) 

But there's something to be said for that special sound that comes when a Gibson guitar is played straight thru a cranked Marshall.  It's a beautiful thing.

. True! the crunch of ampeg rules when it comes to bass guitars. Rex of Pantera uses it.

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well i have a Yorkville 100 watts Bass AMp and i love it
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Originally posted by Majestic_Mayhem Majestic_Mayhem wrote:

Originally posted by Majestic_Mayhem Majestic_Mayhem wrote:

Originally posted by GoldenSpiral GoldenSpiral wrote:

As I am a bass player, I must vote Ampeg.

But not for guitars.  for your six-string, it's a tough call between Marshall and Mesa.  It all depends I think on what kind of guitar you have.  Mesas have huge sound and can be very versatile (just look at Petrucci's rig on the Budokan DVD.  holy crap.) 

But there's something to be said for that special sound that comes when a Gibson guitar is played straight thru a cranked Marshall.  It's a beautiful thing.

. True! the crunch of ampeg rules when it comes to bass guitars. Rex of Pantera uses it.



Not to mention Tony Levin, Geezer Butler, Les Claypool, Billy Sheehan, Victor Wooten.... everyone with the sweetest tone.
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^ ahh yes! I like Billy Sheehan and Vic Wooten, sweet indeed...

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i have played that mesa thingie on yer pic...hmm well strange stuff fender is still the best bet tho ...ofcourse you dont want to buy them its alot cheaper to build em yourself from scratch...and guitar amps are really easy to build
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Off the list,  Mesa Boogie.
The only Marshall I like a lot is the JVM series.
From Mesa Boogie, they have the Mark IV, absolutely amazing sounding amp.
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old Mesa-Boogies. A good amount of non-digital fender amps are good too. I like my princeton and fender bass practice amp which actually gives me the guitar tone I like the most.
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Vox ac30 rules. Unfortunately, Fender & Marshall inhabit the "classic" rock space; Mesa and other "boutique" amps occupy a higher place; but Vox is the one that can do clear & clean, and lean & mean.
But the AC30cc2 is still 970CAD plus taxes Cry
But luckily I live in Canada, so I have Traynor amps that manage to fit smaller budgets & still blow away most other amps. The YCV40 is the best deal around; then the ycv50 for that darker sound, and finally the ycv80 where you have fender like clean & marshall dirt.

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I owned a Mesa Studio Series for years, great amp, I've also been impressed by GK and Seymour Duncan..  I think Dave Gilmour was using Mesa/Boogie heads with Fender speakers for awhile, great combo!
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Originally posted by debrewguy debrewguy wrote:

Vox ac30 rules. Unfortunately, Fender & Marshall inhabit the "classic" rock space; Mesa and other "boutique" amps occupy a higher place; but Vox is the one that can do clear & clean, and lean & mean.
But the AC30cc2 is still 970CAD plus taxes Cry
But luckily I live in Canada, so I have Traynor amps that manage to fit smaller budgets & still blow away most other amps. The YCV40 is the best deal around; then the ycv50 for that darker sound, and finally the ycv80 where you have fender like clean & marshall dirt.

The money you save can be spent on other essentials - Beer !


Check out the Vox Tonelab SE/LE ... it offers many sounds, including that of the Vox AC30. Smile
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Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

VOX.

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I'm a bassist but I use Ampeg. 
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