Dr. Z Z-Master Joe Walsh Signature

[@edwardlewis8045]

Dry wit, crisp guitar tones

[@youssefkasim7556]

It sounds amazing

[@tonymanns8249]

Joe Walsh has long been one of my favorite guitarists, he is about 5 years my senior. In my teens I used to go see Joe's band at a few events in the NE Ohio area when he was going to college at Kent State in Akron in the late '60's. I own a Fender '57 Bandmaster tweed reissue amp, for tone it is my favorite of my 3 Fender Blackface and 2 Silverface amps. I'd love to see it compared to the Z-Master. Also, speaker selection makes a huge difference in tone.

[@tman6495]

Joe, kind of grew up in Cleveland along with the James Gang....they rehearsed 2 streets over from me. Dr Z's operation is a few miles outside of Cleveland, Maple Hts. Had the opportunity to Visage them as they have done custom amp work for me. (CAZ-45)...SOLID WELL BUILT AMPS for sure.

[@Thermocouple2short]

AH,, sookie sookie, man you got it.

[@willdenham]

This amp kills my 65' bandmaster. I was originally going to convert my 65' BF to a blonde bassman but after hearing these I'm thinking of keeping it as a bandmaster and going back to the brown/combo circuit.

[@johnoconnor4984]

Shocking how good this sounds- what pedal was that?

[@deluxecustom]

What’s with this guy?? Lol.

[@michaelwoods9005]

I don't understand why Joe Walsh had to go to Dr. Z to get an amp that tons of boutique builders and even just regular guys in basements have been building for years.. it's a 5E7 bandmaster, no big mystery there, and not complicated. Hell, I could've built him one.

[@dagwood4669]

Yeah but you couldn't have mass-produced it and got it into major retailers for sale to the public so that Joe can get a commission off each sale