If you only had a Combo to make a record...

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My little 8" Speaker sounds like shit.. Or does it?? I guess if everything else around it was good, it works alright..






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Techdeth said:
Best combo I ever plays was the Mark IV combo . I can’t believe how could the one we had was . It’s the amp that got me into amps
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Speaker size is a big deal..
I can't even get a 10" in this thing but OTOH it's cool to have something small to practice with..
 
I have a 50’s Gibson Discoverer with tremolo. 12” speaker. Ised it with a Samsamp GT-2 pedal for a long time as a practice amp. Probably would record well.
 
My little old Vypyr 15 sounds very convincing when miked. I could make it work on an album if I had to. It's got some beyond decent high gain stuff.
I paid a whopping $50 for it used off Craigslist.
 
I have a JJ Jr that sits under my tech desk at work. Love that amp! It's my only tube amp these days but it sounds fabulous.
 
japetus said:
I like Fender combos for big tones
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I'm with this along with some of the vintage Gibson and Gibson Maestro circuits. There are great rock and blues tones there. The Les Paul amp GA-40 is killer. I have an old reverb echo deluxe that has smokin' tone when it works right, lol. Grey glass sylvanias. Great studio amp.
 
You know, in the corner in that picture is a JCA 50 Combo with my custom cardboard cover.. :p
 
My best sounding amp is a JMP 2104 with the original black back speakers. I usually use a 2204 head with modern speakers because I'm so afraid of blowing up those old black backs, though.
 
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