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[@DaveJavuify]

Wow, well, I got to the end of the video, with only a few skips through. I KNOW the Katana 50 is amazing because I bought one a month ago. But the real revelations for me here were the Acoustic 150 and the Micro Cube, both with wrecked speakers but OMG, the full sound of the Acoustic and the range of sounds/effects in the Micro Cube were astounding. (I thought the Micro Cube REALLY dripped!) Also, your Celestion cab made anything played through it sound great. I once had a Roland Bolt 30 combo. It was a valve/solid-state hybrid pseudo Mesa kinda deal but always sounded "cardboardy", UNTIL I put a Celestion Vintage 30 speaker in it. Then it came to life... and how. It just goes to show how the right speaker can unleash the beast. Thanks for all the time and effort you (And Sweetwater) put into this. Unfortunately, I'm a Brit 😱 so I won't be buying from Sweetwater. Coda Music or Andertons may be getting some of my business though. Ok, that's enough niceness from me. Now for the rude and nasty comment you so crave... LAZY!! You only demoed your amp collection through three guitars. C'mon... What we want to see is EACH of your amps demoed with EACH of your guitars, in turn, in every genre, with ALL the gain stages and ALL the pup selections. Otherwise, how can we possibly have an informed opinion? Then, once you've achieved that, in 2030 or so, ALL your pedals thrown into the mix. That should keep you busy until you hit retirement. Make it so Ryan, just make it so. Over to you chap. 😃👍 PS. The Harmony was plain awful. I think you should take the guts out of it, install a zipper and give it to your wife as a trendy, retro purse. Just sayin' 😁

[@LorSTApunk07]

That Acoustic amp sounds killer!

[@TNNLZ]

I must concur! WANT!!! How’d it work for bass BTW?

[@DavidHBurkart]

The Orange Micro Dark is the better variant of the Micro Terror. The cleans on the Dark are amazing

[@lincolndaugherty]

If anything, the acoustic heads cranked are a good test for those fathead mics. I was like "those ribbons are toast." But, they held up well. Thanks for the content!

[@matthewf1979]

Back in the early 90’s when I picked up the guitar, I would have killed for a Boss Katana and a Squire Classic Vibe. That level of quality and value was non existent. Yes, I had to walk uphill both ways to school/home too.

[@JC-11111]

Most beginners aren't buying $400+ *SQUIER* Classic Vibes and 50w Katanas though($700 total). They're buying the pack with a *Squier* Affinity and a Frontman 10G for $199/229 🤷

[@aw2584]

^this. I purchased Fender Mutang GTX50 (thought about Boss Katana but I often play at night and Katana falls apart when plugged with headphones, sounds horrific), brand new costs 349 pounds, but I've been playing for a year; my first guitar was your typical "starter pack" as the amount of choices amps and pedals overwhelmed me at first having no idea what I'm looking at. The amp was terrible and had no effects so I quickly invested into my first "real" amp (Blackstar ID Core V3) which goes for 100 brand new; no newbie would spend 300 or 400 pounds on an amp when you're not even sure if you'll be playing the guitsr next month.

[@WarrenPostma]

Definitely this is more amps than you need to own, but you're doing a good public service here. Those of us with only say, eight amps, could show our partners/significant-others that look, I'm less crazy than THIS dude. For that sir, you have my gratitude. Also you rock. Cheers. My brother says that shoe-goop stuff is good for stopping the spread of your speaker cone tear-out. A certain amount of tearout will add a "nice" distortion to your tone.

[@michaelbast8250]

One wonders why you needed to show any more amps past the fender Princeton... But thanks anyway for your great channel.

[@shkibby1]

Which one?

[@JC-11111]

Because the vid is about all of his amps. Not just the Princeton. Where's the wonder? Unless you don't understand basic English? 🤷

[@michaelbast8250]

@@JC-11111 My point was that the Princeton was so good.… That’s all.

[@pharmerdavid1432]

@@michaelbast8250 I much prefer my Deluxe Reverb clone to either of the Fender Princeton Reverbs... Maybe if I had a Princeton? Probably not, the DR has a bigger cabinet, bigger speaker, which is less directional and more musical to my ears, but to everybody had different preferences. I think playing the DR at home is fine, with the Weber 12F150 speakers, which are a bit less sensitive, I can put it on 3 or 4 no problem, just keep the guitar level down a bit, and it sounds wonderful, better than the Princeton Reverbs, so I traded-sold them..

[@insulartomb]

Ryan "Yes I do turn them all on at once" Burke, you're my hero. Your face as you get the baritone... 😂

[@60CycleHumcast]

I need to do more videos with 4 amps at once. it felt amazing in the room.

[@JC-11111]

@@60CycleHumcast damn you, Ryan. I have 4 amps and enough stereo pedals to run them all. Hmmm 😆

[@DavidHBurkart]

Thanks for putting in the work on this Ryan. Went through the entire video in three separste settings. Cheers!

[@Xxmeca421xX]

4 days of working on this, wooo buddy. Good show

[@sonoransurfer1434]

Way cool! The Princeton has such a good sound and is probably my favorite. The Katana is the best value to tone and features amp. I was surprised at hearing the Wang's amp - I liked the tube compression on it. That Radial switch is awesome! It was cool hearing multiple amps at the same time.

[@shotgunrebels]

Wangs. And the Roland Micro Cube is one of the best amps you can get for the money. Possibly best practice amp there is. Feels better than the Katana in my opinion. Runs on batteries forever if you remember to turn it off. Destined to be a classic.

[@davebmassey]

I love the joy you get from your own gear. What a fun feeling when your own gear makes you giggle with excitment

[@KristianHeartmusic]

Do all of your guitars next!!

[@60CycleHumcast]

oh man, i dont think i could play them all in one video but maybe a quick list of all of them with some highlights would be fun.

[@spottedsaint957]

What was the second guitar that you brought out?

[@60CycleHumcast]

@@spottedsaint957 dangelico deluxe Brighton

[@VinJapanGuitarShop]

I love the Batman transitions!

[@unboxedtravels]

Liked the video during the intro...great concept, thanks Ryan !!!!

[@GuajoloteGonzales]

I love that woofiness of the Fender amps.

[@andrewkoastephens210]

There are a lot of good things to say about the old acoustic amps. I played bass through a B4 for years. It sounded fantastic until the preamp died in the most beautiful sounding distortion anyone ever. It was a sweeter distortion than a tube ever produced. The down side is that repair shops wouldn’t take it because the resale on old acoustics was so bad that if I stiffed them they couldn’t resell it to cover the repair cost. Four different shops wouldn’t guess what the repair cost would be in order that I put down a deposit. I used it as a power amp for a different preamp for another couple years until that died too.

[@picksalot1]

I liked the Katana, and the Acoustic 150 best. Thanks

[@colinedmunds2238]

Now I want one of those Acoustic 150 heads

[@joellebrodeur1015]

This may trigger some people, but I never cared for Fender amps. I've had three over the years and never liked the tone and never bonded with them. My most favorite amp is the '90s-early '00s reissue Ampeg Reverberocket. I sold one in late 2019 (needed the cash) and loved that amp so much that I bought another one 2 months ago. They have a lush, warm tone with fantastic reverb built in. They run typically $400-$600 for the R12R (single 12" speaker). Strangely, used ones have been in that price range consistently for years. If you ever decide to downsize the "meh" amps, you should get this amp to challenge the Princetons. I do have a Supro Blues King 12, but the Ampeg has nicer cleans, whereas the Supro breaks up a bit earlier than I like. I have seen that a tube swap can fix that threshold and if you swap the speaker, it'll make the amp less dark.

[@friedrudibega6384]

I had a reverborocket from earlier (probably 70s) and it was the best little amp. Really liked to be dimed. I'd mess with the vibrato depth and speed while playing live and just got some great stuff out of it. Traded it in on some marshall combo which was good but didn't have what the Ampeg brought to the table. It was a dumb move. I think you can just swap out the first pre amp tube on the Supro and it'll clean up better. Cheers

[@Xxmeca421xX]

I've never tried enough amps but marshall was my first and still my favorite.

[@joellebrodeur1015]

@@friedrudibega6384 I haven't decided which brand tube to drop in the preamp section of the Supro. There is one or two videos where the tube swap was done and it sounded good. I still like the Ampeg better, however at a backbreaking 45 lbs, it's likely never leaving the house, hence the Supro which weighs 25 lbs give or take.😊

[@b.j.thomas3264]

Preface: Wife works at home - Thus, i'm on low to no volume ration The Princeton sound on 10 ideally would be the sound on 2. That is what I need and want! The Supro was getting there. The Revv with the built in attenuator and other features was great until I looked up the price! In the early 90's I had that model Crate! That is why I changed to acoustic for 20 years! In your video it sounds much better than mine did then. The Katana sounded much better than the one I tried in the store. No wonder they are the top seller, every store I have been in the clerks try to sell them before any other amp.

[@risteardohaodha23]

I love my Princeton ‘65 Reverb! Its true about that space between 4 and 5 on the volume, a small physical distance yet a huge difference in tone. I prefer it at 5 but in the band situation I often get asked to turn down so I find a compromise at around 4.5

[@davidmahoney1248]

WHAT? NO AMPEG?😱 Thought for sure you'd have a Reverborocket or some iteration of a Jet with reverb.

[@peteygonemadarts4765]

I got my hands on another Fender Frontman which was my first name brand Amp but I usually use my Peavey Rage 158 . I love that it has a tube built in so you can have a tube Amp or Solid state in one rig . I have that top end cry baby wah wah ( can't remember what it's called not in front of me but has all the cry baby's in one ) and a really cool Vox multi Amp and pedal stomp box . I only play at home , not a gigger, so it's the perfect set up for me . On my 12 string acoustic I have the tone wood... if you play acoustic the tone wood is the addition you never knew you couldn't live without . ITS AMAZING !

[@smartmammal9926]

My first amp in college was a Peavey Special 130...so loud. I used a Peavey Standard with a 2 x 15 cab when I played bass at 15 (it was the 80s, big big big)

[@mindfall82]

I still have my Special 130! Great amp from the '80s!

[@mindfall82]

A lot of Doom bands use those Acoustic heads but obviously with a 4x12 cab! Great amps

[@gobeco]

Extraordinary video Ryan!!!!!

[@theodorsloth2194]

The Acoustic 150 is a killer!

[@zachary963]

I have that exact Crate… I got it for free off some guy who was cleaning out his garage. Shocked me when I realized it had a real spring in there. The utter lack of highs is the worst thing about it. I plan on putting a fuzz into it (I have a new fuzz in the mail) and trying to see if I can recreate the cranked 5watt small amp sound lol. Probably won’t work, but hey.

[@mattdoliver1984]

Love the amps but that T-shirt is way cooler

[@potp5150]

That Acoustic 150 would pair amazing with the genz benz g flex ported 212 I bet. Mine moves so much air it kicks my pants around when I play.

[@sirrahca]

thanks for putting the chapters in the description!

[@martysquire1054]

Its a shame you didn't get (or read) what the harmony 8418 is about. Its not a post 1960s amp. Its built around a circuit about 100 years old. The hum that you were hearing is what happens when you put a single ended 5 watt (that is the same circuit as the first Fender champs) with a metal Pentode 6sj7 pre amp tube and a glass bottle 5y3 valve rectifier and a high voltage 6v6. Its basically the model T Ford of guitar amps in terms of the circuit. I have a couple and I love them. Fizz free zone completely.. Take some time with it one day.

[@garyr081]

You should cut out a piece of coffee filter a little larger than the hole in that Acoustic 150 speaker and glue it with Elmer's to the back of the speaker cone.

[@BathedInMilk]

Holy damn that acoustic 150 is a beast. Solid state ftw!

[@60CycleHumcast]

any time i see people trashing on solid state I bring up this amp.

[@iainstrachan5692]

You can NEVER own too many Amps. I own four 100 watt tube heads. And i still think i need more.

[@beltranator]

thumbs up for the cranked acoustic amp! Loooud

[@robbusch9564]

Man, that bari through 4 amps really made me sweat - awesome.

[@riphopfer5816]

That Alamo would be AWESOME for producing some mid-70s proto-punk tones

[@boriscat1999]

I bought a Bugera V5 as a practice amp when I first started and I'm happy with it. It doesn't have a high gain channel, which is a shame, but it can get quieter than the Monoprice 15. While it doesn't sound as awesome as the Marshall I wanted (DSL20CR, but it was more money than I wanted to spend).

[@arpee915]

You are my favorite surf guitar player next to Dick Dale

[@PhuckHue2]

Those Acoustics are so loud because the power is underrated. Its probably 300 watts. You should recondition it

[@JC-11111]

People just starting don't usually buy a 50w Katana. They normally use the 5w POS that comes in their Rocker Pack; guitar and tiny, 1x4.5" combo

[@blaneutk]

I have a modded 40 watt hot rod deluxe and a tiny black star 3watt fly.

[@davidreidy5750]

Black Star 3 watt has some balls I might buy one again

[@shckltnebay]

You really should do service yourself and add a ground cord on anything that doesnt have one. If thats too much trouble just never touch another amp or electric equip that is grounded when playing those amps

[@colin3749]

That little crate brought me back... I would turn everything all the way up to try and over power my brothers drums.

[@Xxmeca421xX]

I have one in my basement but it's in pieces without a speaker. It probably works but I just remembered it.

[@russellzauner]

@@Xxmeca421xX I was jealous of the Crate kids bc I had a Gorilla

[@shaynejoseph1527]

I love the look of glee on your face and the laugh as you hit certain tones. You've inspired me to start collecting amps. My wallet and my girlfriend are going to hate you.

[@terryenglish7132]

I have the Wang. Its 2.5 W and crazy loud at Ryan's distance ! ... Its a pedal platform, or clean amp. Great clean, non overdriven tone. Hit it w a boost and its as loud as it gets at 1/4, then moves thru 3 distortion ranges all good sounding. Versatile little amp, but still too loud for bedrooms.

[@jimshomestudio4669]

There are those times where we guitarists become broadcasters with our amplifiers. There’s a flea market on the main road at the edge of my neighborhood. We can hear the bands from our yard. So nobody in the neighborhood calls the cops on their neighbors because of loud music. It just doesn’t happen! Play on! Let them enjoy your music! [edit] Great job miking up. Lots of unique ones in there.

[@Macvez]

I have an Alamo Capri that is the 40 watt version of the same line the Challenger is in apparently. It takes effects extremely well...especially fuzz. I haven't found too much out about the amps but I think they sound great and are absolutely hidden gems. I paid 25 dollars for mine.

[@hoodogger8840]

Holy crap Ryan!!! When was the last time you gave the Squier Baritone some love?? Look at the gunk accumulated on that bad boy!! Time for a good cleaning and fret board oil!!!

[@owenandrew8108]

a jhs color box could get you a similar type of overdriven mic preamp sound, not to mention its incredibly versatile in general as both a guitar and mic pre.

[@edryba4867]

Well, ya beat me. I only have 6 guitar amps (from Fender, Vox, RMI (!), Bugera, Hartke and that all-tube 15-watt or 5-watt (WHITE Tolex-covered) no-name amp that Amazon was selling for $200 AND DOES NOT HAVE THAT TIN-CAN SOUND OF WHICH YOU SPEAK!) and 12 guitars (two from Gretsch, two from Danelectro, two Fenders [a 1999 Custom Strat and a 1966 Jazz Bass], a 1988 model custom Epiphone Sheraton (built in 1987), a 2019 Epiphone 6-string ELECTRIC BANJO (!), a 1939 Silvertone acoustic, a 2019 Martin acoustic, and a 1963 Rickenbacker model 360-12 twelve-string (in Fireglo RED). And don’t ya LOVE the way Supra cuts their speaker holes? They’re the same shape as the first “round-eye” Color TV’s! You say WOODWINDS? Okay, get ready to take notes. I have and play two Soprano Saxes (one is the more common Bb Soprano, the other is a rather uncommon one, which plays in the key of C), two Éb Alto Saxes, two Bb Tenor Saxes, one Eb Baritone Sax, one Flute and one Piccolo (both of which play in the key of C). Guitar effects? I have THOUSANDS, between the ONE Korg mega-pedal I have and the Ga-JILLION built into the amps, the Korg pedal and my DAW. I don’t want to get started on synthesizers - we’ll be here all day! Suffice it to say that two of them have keyboards, and the other five are rack-mounted and can be played from either keyboard or via MIDI from my DAW. And if you’re curious, the majority of the instruments and amps mentioned here (and my 32-in, 8-Bus and/or stereo out Toft console, the great-great-grandson of the studio console that recorded “Hey Jude” by The Beatles, and “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” by The Rolling Stones were purchased by me from Sweetwater Sound. If you’re not shopping there for YOUR music equipment, you might as well roll the car window down and throw out handful of cash! They have saved me THOUSANDS of dollars on shipping alone!

[@JC-11111]

That white tolex amp isn't a no-name amp. It's a Stage Right 15w combo from Monoprice with 2 EL84s and 3 12ax7s. Literally everyone knows what they are. It even says what it is right there on the chrome faceplate. You really should pay attention to what you buy.

[@edryba4867]

@@JC-11111 Thanks, JC! I wish they had put that name on the front. That would have made it look even cooler than it already does! And never mind what it LOOKS like - it SOUNDS AMAZING!! The people who made the Stage Right had the class to use the exquisite power tube that make the really GOOD.sounding Marshall amps sound so good - none other than the fabled EL-84’s! There are just a LOT fewer of them than what you’ll find in the monster Marshall’s, but they have all the nuance and finesse you’d expect from these pinnacles of the vacuum tube maker’s art. Truly a great low-power amp that secretly packs a wallop!

[@nathanjames666]

ive watched this video several times over the past year because its a neat one. wish you would have hung on to your classic 50. my first tube amp was a classic 50 212 back in like 96-97? my dad got me that and a 95 American Strat used from a coworker. since then I've sold them off, and wish I wouldn't have.

[@60CycleHumcast]

It was just so heavy and I didn’t have a practical use for it. It was a killer amp though.

[@nathanjames666]

@@60CycleHumcast Thats how i feel about my Hot Rod Deville 4-10 now. its put away in a closet because its a pain to carry. thanks for the response!

[@matzemunz2827]

Can Josh please release a dying battery delay

[@xBelastianx]

The Crate sounded great both ways.

[@RobertFisher1969]

I think it’s a crime to put anything less than a 10-inch speaker in a combo amp, no matter how low-Watt. If you’re ever unhappy with the sound of a small-speaker amp, it is almost certainly not the amp’s fault but the speaker’s.

[@heavymachete6235]

holy shit that accoustic is so cool

[@sirrahca]

Next time I would love a close-up / description of the controls-inputs-outputs of each amp!

[@sirrahca]

Maybe a second-camera view like some of your other videos

[@travisguide4516]

that headlight sounds interesting

[@matthewf1979]

I have the Twin City ABY. Radial makes the best pedal friendly switchers. The ground lift, phase and line drag buffer(simulates cable length) are flawless.

[@russellzauner]

I have the Wang's 5W version and it's pretty great - has a LOT of options for an amp that small, and they're just the right ones.

[@russellzauner]

I don't get a hum with my 5W one, I think they use really good components when they build and they don't skimp on filters or transformers. Properly built amp. :-)

[@60CycleHumcast]

I've got the 5W as well. It's a great little amp - steve

[@MurrayWilliams]

Try rolling the bass all-the-way or most the way down when you dime amps. It helps a lot.

[@KidIcarus1990]

I appreciate that you have a wide variety of interesting amps, and I didn't just watch a video about 10 fenders or 10 marshalls.

[@60CycleHumcast]

lol, yeah im not one of those channels.

[@antonioeffects]

min 13:54 feels like filter circuit, not just the pot, servicing the board would change it tempa, leave it life! Change speakers best idea tho.

[@jw152]

Princetons...just lovely. 🍻 ahhhhhh.

[@alvfaria]

Dying battery delay. Great name for a pedal.

[@pharmerdavid1432]

I'll never understand why some people prefer the Princeton Reverb to Deluxe Reverb, which has a larger cabinet, larger speaker, larger sound, and most importantly - BETTER sound imho, even at low volumes. Even if you put a 12" speaker in a PR, it still a smaller cab, and the reverb in the Deluxe Reverb is even better, as good as PR reverb is. PR may have an edge on tremolo? But overall, no comparison. I never used my two easy 1970's PR amps, so they are gone. If I want a blackface sound, it's always the DR. If you need a bigger sound, just plug it into an external cab - a 4X12 may rock your world? Of course you can do that with a PR too, but seriously - who does that? My speaker-out is going to be a mid-control soon, the nice thing about "clones" is you don't have to worry about hot-rodding them, although this change is reversible. I like the reverb on channel 1 too, being a low impedance guy, often using the 2nd lower impedance input on channel 2, since I must have that reverb. That said, the non-reverb Deluxe, Princeton, Pro, and Super (yes Super had a blackface non-reverb?) are all wonderful amps, you just have to add a Fender tube reverb and you're good to go. The guy who does the demos at GFX amps (GuitarfetishTV I think?) often uses his "Super" blackface, black faceplate, four speakers, looks like a real Fender...but IS it? Fender doesn't claim to have built any, but you never know...or do you?

[@andrewquigley8052]

I wonder what that low wattage harmony sounds like when you hook it up to a big cab. Also a video about small “different” kind of amps would be cool yanno stuff like the dan electro honeytone and the pig nose amps

[@JimmyWatfordGuitar]

Princeton and Acoustic!

[@thecalvin2481]

Wait, do I like the micro terror? :O

[@russellzauner]

I think the knobs on your Challenger are the same as the ones on my Rhodes.

[@oldmanlearningguitar446]

Man, just one or two more and you’d be all set.

[@rafaeljulian349]

Hi Ryan, a Spaniard superfan here. Do you think Fender Vaporizer is a good amp for surf? Is the reverb drippy enough? Thanks a lot

[@narta11]

I need some suggestions. I’m looking for a lighter weight gig amp that has a lot of clean headroom. I currently lug around a silver face twin reverb that weighs about 85 lbs. It wasn’t a problem carrying it when I was 18 but now I’m 51.

[@tothefinlandstation]

Sub-5 watt tube amps? Worth it, or just stick to digital modeling for low-volume playing/recording?

[@darwinsaye]

Piece of duct tape over that hole on both sides of the speaker. I know everyone will lose their minds over me suggesting that, but it will keep it from getting any worse and stop any farting noises the loose edges may be making. Did that to a torn speaker on my old Traynor TS-10 and it worked fine for years.

[@Masetheguitarman]

@60cyclehum what earplugs are you using in this video??

[@DarthEcoli]

The Princeton reverb will always be my Fender go to amp hands down. The Alamo, Harmony, and Wangs were great too, and the Harmony to me might have had the best tone, but I love vintage 5 watt amps. The tone of the Orange justified everything I can't stand about Oranges, and I've got no love for the new Supros. I have yet to hear one that sounds anything like the old Valco made amps they were modeled after. I have a Micro cube and really only keep it around for remote guitar testing when no 120V outlets are available. I just can't get my head around DSP amps. I'm sure I'll be called a Cork sniffer, and you know what? I'm ok with that. Tone is subjective, and that's my basis. 'Your' basis will be different.

[@edryba4867]

With that teens Roland amp, was that supposed to be “Brit chords” or “Bright chords”?

[@strangequark420]

Radial makes amazing utilities. And they're Canadian!

[@barnshart9662]

Now Ryans going to throw it away in disgust

[@theelectrodefunhouse4651]

IIRC that Alamo was a single ended 6V6 loaded amp. I believe it maybe 5ish watts? Not that there was hell of a lot of difference between 10 watts and 5 watts. In my opinion the Achilles heel on those old department store amps was the cheap ceramic speaker. If you get tired of that nasal sound I’m sure any new Jensen will be an improvement. The original on my 73’ Embassy was trashed when I got it so I have no idea what it would’ve sounded like.

[@60CycleHumcast]

yeah, im going to take that amp on speaker testing journey.

[@kenvorland]

Awesome video what's the name of the song you played 2 times in the video? Rock

[@ramspencer5492]

Nice collection! I always prefer the amp just on the edge of breakup with pedals to give you more because the amp seems to kind of fall apart..... Unless that's what your going for

[@GayCrimeDuck]

Park into challenger wins Authentique Vintague Tœn of the year

[@ampman40]

yep. getting a baritone.

[@blackf9068]

My family always complain about why I need "so much guitars and amps". (I have 7 guitars and 6 amps). I think that I should show them this video the Next time that they makes me that question again.

[@theothertonydutch]

I have over 20 guitars, so...

[@blackf9068]

@@theothertonydutch wow, now you are my example to follow.

[@theothertonydutch]

@@blackf9068 Half of them don't work! :P

[@blackf9068]

@@theothertonydutch Bruh...

[@kewdii]

I think it would be really cool if you reviewed some of the cheapest springverb amps you can find. Like an afforda-amp video? I recently got a frontman 25R and its no Princeton but the vibe is 100% there. I know that while I was looking, it was really hard to find demos of some of those ancient secondhand amps, so something like that would be really nice to see.

[@katfishzomby]

oof. my gx-15R i bought new, turns 21 this april. it's all i have. i better shop around. LOL

[@tp4977]

What’s your preferred ear plug? I’d like to find something that protects the ears but doesn’t muffle the musicality like those sponge ear plugs

[@LuisRFeliu]

took me a while to finish the video, but it was worth it. Btw did you break the Mood Modulator?

[@60CycleHumcast]

nope its fine

[@evansteidtman962]

Send the Challenger to Fazio Electric!

[@09philj]

My one and only amp is one of Orange's little solid state ones, the Crush 12. It's also surprisingly loud for its size. It's single channel like the Micro Terror but it can go cleaner since the overdrive is separated from gain. Sounds good too. Only thing it really lacks is an effects loop.

[@butchlauer]

So much fun! I love small combo amps. I'm up over 10 myself and still collecting. The big battery powered amp is amazing, so many features and so unsuspecting. Keep at it man. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@goldendreamer2122]

The fender Princeton is essentially a country music band amplifier. The distortion and the breakup sounds very muddy. Might sound a little better with Gibson's style guitar. But those fender amps are definitely not worth what they're saying and selling them at.

[@davepatterson4774]

Sooner or later, just by sheer chance and riffing, you're going to stumble upon Jump In The Fire by Metallica without even realizing it! Cool vid. I dig a few of these amps.

[@tamaraandjus4602]

Is this the Fender Princeton '65 Reverb reissue and what's the name of that golden mic you are using? thanks!!

[@60CycleHumcast]

Yes, it’s a cascade fathead ribbon mic

[@tamaraandjus4602]

@@60CycleHumcast thank you!

[@milagro2174]

What about the Ibanez TSA15?

[@60CycleHumcast]

I didnt have it anymore when i filmed this.

[@Allthingsambient]

loove your channle and love this episode...im gravbing a roland 10x cube bec its cheaper.

[@TheNotoriousYJX]

Is this the Sovtek episode?

[@Saulsage]

Need to find an afforda amp for the afforda board

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Katana?