schnarf
New member
I'm loving gigging with my Fractal Audio FM-3 and I just added an FC-6. At a recent gig I was able to run the second output into a fender deluxe as a makeshift monitor. I love how consistent it sounds and how easy it is to move, I literally can show up to a gig with a backpack. Weirdly I've got tube amps at home for fun where I definitely don't need the volume.
darkintention
New member
At my most recent show, I used my Dr. Z Maz 18 Jr w/ matching cab. Posted my pedals that I used for gigging as well. I love that setup. It was for an indie rock band that I was able to bring the heavy to a bit. For my new band (metal) it will be my Peavey 1992 5150 with Mesa cab.
DanTravis62
Moderator
Moderator
Can't go wrong with a maz - either the 18 or the 36
It boggles my mind every day that they are as versatile as they are with only a half a dozen knobs, as well as that they are reasonably priced still
Out of all the "edge of breakup" type amps that are out there, the maz is one of the best values and the most versatile
J
Junk Yard Dog
Well-known member
Ground Zero Hellion V2.
C
chris lykins
Well-known member
Bogner goldfinger SL and Bogner 2x12
darkintention
New member
You caught me. I have both the 18 watts head and cab but also the Maz 38 2x12 which I absolutely love as well.
There’s probably no reason I can’t get rid of my AC15 with the Alnico Blue and my other AC30 but they’re were gigging amps for a long time too. Something about the AC30 with greenbacks with a Rat going through it.
The Dr. Z are my main polished/studio setup.
