Let's say you want to downsize...

[racerevlon]

If you were looking to reduce the number of heads in your arsenal, which ones would you sell, and why? Note: you play in two bands--one rock/metal originals and the other pop/cover tunes.

GO!

 

[glpg80]

keep the diezel, sell the rest, get a JCM800.

 

[steve_k]

I don't understand the question.....

 

[zuel69]

keep the diezel, sell the rest, get a JCM800.

 

[octatonic]

Clearly the Marshall Vintage Modern 2266.
I'd probably also sell the Jet City's, the H&K and get either a Bogner XTC or a CAA PT.

 

[Zabra Hexx]

keep the diezel, sell the rest, get a JCM800.

+1

 

[racerevlon]

And outfit the JCM800 with a nice complement of pedals? Also, Diezel for which and JCM800 for which?

 

[racerevlon]

I don't understand the question.....

Sorry, I forgot... Steve, you are exempted from this exam and may go to recess early...

Whoa... and is the post # an omen or what?!?!

 

[glpg80]

And outfit the JCM800 with a nice complement of pedals? Also, Diezel for which and JCM800 for which?

JCM800's take pedals and boosts like a champ, and are great pop/cover amplifiers on their own as well - they sound great with nothing straight into a cabinet the diezel and JCM800 would mix great, cover each of the styles you want without a problem with just a few easy pedals like an 808/SD1, and you would have tons of versatility and roadworthyness with just two amplifiers without the headache.

thats the first thing that popped into my head when i read your list and what you're trying to do with it. seems like you've been bouncing around it all along

edit: spelling/grammar

 

[glpg80]

or a CAA PT.

this is the other amplifier that came to mind if in fact you wouldnt want to be bothered with pedals and a marshall tonality in your lineup, still think the marshall would be more versatile and a much better mix with the VH4

and im not talking re-issue, im talking the real deal

 

[RedRider]

From your list to be honest I would keep the Deizel and the Quick Rod and ditch all the rest...(the QR does a great job covering Marshall Tones...)

 

[Ben Hur]

keep the VH4 and the Quickrod!

 

[ronjhoser]

I would keep the VH4, the JCA100HDM and one of the Splawns, sell the rest and see if you had any gaps in your rig with what you had left over.

 

[The Hoff]

I agree. Definitely keep the VH4.

 

[King Loudness]

If you're not replacing anything, I'd keep the VH4, Quick Rod, JCA100HDM (or the regular 100 if you prefer the tone of that one) and then maybe the Nitro.

W.

 

[jlbaxe]

Id keep the Marshall and VH4 and sell everything else.

Or sell everything but the VH4 and get a 20th XTC or Suhr 68 plexi

 

[Mailman1971]

keep the VH4 and the Quickrod!

This is what I would do as well.
Should have everything covered easily with that combo.

 

[TX6Strings]

I'd keep the VH4 and VM...that should cover all your bases.

 

[hellaboogie]

sell them all start over hahaha

 

[bubbastain]

That isn't all of your amps is it? All the cards on the table please.