My very first amp. And it´s not a joke.


Second one was:


Thirth one was:


Fourth one was:


etc, etc, etc.

What amps have you owned??????

 

I had a Vox way, way back in the days then I got a Randall with 2 celestion speakers.
Now I just use vst plugins.

 

Vox Pathfinder 10
Peavey Supreme XL + Framus CS212
POD XT Pro + Rocktron Velocity + Framus CS212
ENGL Screamer 50 combo
Line6 Vetta II with Armin Upgrade
Roland VG-99 (incl. this foot-thing and three GK-3-equipped guitars)
Hughes&Kettner Statesman Dual 50 Head with selfmade 2x12
Hughes&Kettner Tubemeister 18 Combo
Hughes&Kettner Tubemeister 36 + DIY Isolation Cab
Blackstar ID15TVP
In between or also: POD X3, POD X3 Live, POD HD, POD HD500, DigiTech GSP1101, TC-helicon Play Electric...more
And that's just the stuff I owned...

Now: Thermionik. Won't buy amps again under normal circumstances.

 

Just one Roland cube 20xl. You should be reach

 

My VOX had Goodman speakers afair!

Same here and then NO! I have a little Roland Cube these days, but that´s because it´s fun!!

 

A Roland Cube is indeed a decent amp

 

Last edited: May 7, 2017

A late 70s Linear Combo 50. Massive, heavy thing with 4 inputs, used to stick a guitar, bass and a drum machine through it all at the same time, never managed to blow it up. This is the one, not my actual amp though.

 

Phloopy, you really have great taste
I only own a little Marshall Reverb 12 (with spring reverb that does not sound too bad for practicing.
Otherwise I'm mostly using a Behringer MIC100 into a Boss VF-1 and/or a Zoom MS-100BT. Ah yes, and a Whammy 5
Great for both "standard" and experimental stuff.

 

I owned a few rack preamps over the years:
Hughes and Kettner Access
Rocktron Piranha
Marshal JMP-1
Soho QTR-1
ADA MP-1
Mesa Studio pre
Peavey Rock Master - which I still own and love, but unfortunately needs a cap job
Amps based on the Rock Master pre are some of the best low budget high gain tube amps available today.

Recently I started combining a PV Bravo's preamp section with Henry Olanga's hi-rez ampsims for very organic electric sounds. I won't be needing S-gear,Kazrog or Amplitube etc for recording.

 

Great taste: I bought fairly cheap second hand around 74 - 75 ... it was already pretty old then with tubes and stuff. The trick was to turn it on at least 15 minuts before you should play, but I tell you: After 15 minuts it sounded amazing! There was nothing like great taste then. You just bought what you could afford and I was lucky!

 

Here are mine from the start at about 1990 until now that I can remember (still own the last two). Had a couple of non-brand crappy things before the Park amp too but have no memory of what they were! I'm sure I have a Laney combo somewhere too and a Fender Princeton budget lookalike that I can't remember the model name.

I'm more of a hobbyist home guitarist (and don't really have the space) so never bother with head/cab setups and even though I've been in a few bands, I always used my combos or lent someone else's from another band.

Park G10


Peavey Bravo 112


Carlsbro Stingray Lead


Laney GH100L


Orange Tiny Terror


Marshall JCM800


Fender Hot Rod DeVille 410