The 9 BEST Guitar Amplifiers of All Time

[@GuitarsandDrones]

I have a Traynor YCV40 and it’s got a Texas Heat installed :) Nope I won’t be sending it from Toronto to Aus. They make these down my street in Pickering 😊

[@stevewoan7834]

I am quite familiar with these Traynor amps, the YCV-20 and its big brother the YCV-40

[@millieoreskovic]

Is the traynor ycv 80 good ??

[@GuitarsandDrones]

@@millieoreskovic I would think so Traynor only really make good stuff TBH

[@millieoreskovic]

@@GuitarsandDrones thanks 😊

[@joedye473]

@@millieoreskovic pop pops loop

[@DarrellBraunGuitar]

Loved the video! Great list of amps too :)

[@intheblues]

Thanks man! 👍

[@moonstonekid0356]

I have the YCV 40 by Traynor as my main amp. Great amp for sure. The Clean is also very nice. Had to laugh about the Canadian Clone of a Fender... Good one Eh!

[@0Nafod0]

8:09 Traynor amps I love. They have a great story of Pete Traynor tossing amps heads off his rooftop, as a show of how well they will survive. Just replace the tubes and it good to go. "Traynor Stories | Episode 3 | The Pete Traynor Amp Toss" - Is an example on youtube of it happening.

[@mattmuzic1]

Kudos for getting your hands on left-handed versions of all these amps :P

[@krashdown5814]

All you have to do is A Jimmy, turn em upside down Matt.

[@mattmuzic1]

@@krashdown5814 how’s that work with the reverb tank? lol

[@BigSifu67]

As an AC30 owner, I can confirm it is just too damn heavy!

[@rgbplumbinghilton]

And too damn loud 🙂

[@johncollins5552]

Not with the single 12 speaker combo.

[@beatlemike9]

Just picked up the Boss Katana Mk2 100W. I only needed 50W for my apartment....oh well

[@fr33odyssey68]

im right behind ya cheers!

[@DJ-pp9yg]

I love my Mustang 3 vs II. Bought it on your recommendation years ago. You have never steered me wrong. Thanks

[@dave234545]

I had a Traynor 20 watt guitar amp that I regretted selling. Great amp.

[@mikeaitken5253]

As a Canadian who has owned many Traynor amps, may I suggest you try to fine the 210 version of the YCV 40. It's a totally different beast than the 112 version. (I had a YCV80 410 combo, now THAT was a beast!)

[@reyramirez5695]

Still playing my Mustang III. Next amp maybe supersonic 22 or 60.

[@breadzeppelin2705]

I play an unknown Indian amp called a stranger studio 35. It sucks big time.

[@deezee8508]

I have a YCV40T. I'm not getting another amp. It's incredibly underrated.

[@misterknightowlandco]

Idk if you ever got to try it but plugging a Gretsch into a Vox AC15 or 30 is a sound from heaven. One of my favorite combos.

[@notapplicable328]

Beatlesesque

[@Rohdy1sland]

I did this last week….. finnaöy got my ac 15c1 and plugged in my gretsch and every one in The room …. Including me was Like ….. what da hell…. Die The Sound was pure Gold 😜

[@mattgilbert7347]

I'm seriously considering a Traynor YCV40WR with a Vintage 30 as stock. Slays a HRD

[@thorinbane]

Great amp, regrett selling mine, but I have other traynors!

[@nyacoustics8373]

Peavey sucks! That bandit is way overrated. Save your money peavey just makes junk.. one of my worst purchases!

[@guitarocd9984]

I haven't bought the best amp I've ever owned yet.

[@darrylbutt2570]

Haha, me neither but would love a DSL.

[@guitarocd9984]

I was thinking a Friedman.

[@anthonyward8587]

@@guitarocd9984 You've got great taste man, a BE100 would be :) for me.

[@guitarocd9984]

The problem is I'm kind of a cheapskate.

[@philipchau6019]

Same

[@JaniceLalla]

Roland Micro Cube!

[@TMKUCN]

Great list. My journey started with a Bluesbreaker in 1994. I sold it and went through Ampegs, blues deluxe, 1968 Jmp plexi, vox ac15 and nt15 and ended back with the Bluesbreaker. It is perfect for me as a pedal platform. The 1968 JMP50 is the best tone I've ever experienced, however, I feared the cost of a potential repair. So, a long journey and the Bluesbreaker is the destination. Have a great day

[@JohnnyMegabyteCanada]

I gig with a Traynor YCV-40 with JJ tubes and Vintage 30 upgrade. Clean channel is good. I dime the gain and use guitar volume to get the right rhythm tone. Great for Classic Rock. Then the Boost will bring you into a hard rock / metal range. Get into 70's Van Halen and Judas Priest. Takes pedals great. I gig with the volume just under 2. Sounds great. Beyond 2, the drummer will ask me to turn down. They are bargain used in Canada. $300 range. Almost $1000 new. They aren't heavy to carry.

[@jeffamichaels3216]

The Traynor 40 is a great amp. Period

[@VictorRomero-wv4rq]

9??? Only have to say, Fender Tween, Marshall, Vox. Mesa. Enough.

[@istvandejesus]

Allot of people don’t know that SRV used Marshall’s for the clean tone at high volumes.

[@tkbyd]

with 15 inch speakers!!

[@NoCoverCharge]

My 1985 JCM 800 is by far my favorite of all times

[@sammyrothrock6981]

I like the 2204 Marshall with master as my favorite Marshall

[@chadlong1109]

Never a Princeton Reverb? The low wattage means you’re at the mercy of the venue’s (typically blown out) PA playing live, but for studio/home use I’ve never heard a better tone.

[@AndresSanchis]

I have the Mustang 3v2 and it's a great amp Yo tengo el Mustang 3v2 y es un ampli muy bueno

[@dafud77]

Got the Tonemaster Deluxe a couple days ago and I am in love. My lefty Tidepool Player Strat will be here today. Guess what I will be doing tonight?

[@intheblues]

I am thinking of buying the new one of those soon. The Tone Master twin is such a great amp and the weight is a total winner :)

[@jamalabdul2009]

Yes the ToneMaster amps are great!!! I get torn between playing my Marshall Vintage Modern and the ToneMaster Twin!! Have fun!!!

[@misterknightowlandco]

Oh man I just bought a player strat and tidepool was my second choice. Ive just never seen the color in person. Tell me how it looks after you get it.

[@dafud77]

@@misterknightowlandco, a little more blue green than the pics online at sweetwater and such. But not to the point of being blue green

[@misterknightowlandco]

@@dafud77 so it looks like an above ground pool liner? Cool color.

[@LeviBulger]

The Marshall DSL40CR is definitely in my top tier of amps I've ever owned and I've owned quite a few. It's so dynamic, so diverse, and actually sounds like a Marshall unlike it's predecessor (the non CR version). I'm way more of a Blackface Fender kind of guy (and the SS60 actually does the cranked Twin thing very well), but every now and again you just wanna plug into something that grunts and barks like a wild animal. That CR has the 80s Marshall thing in spades and with a little goosing from a good OD pedal, it is nearly indiscernible from the JCM I own. Even the stock speaker is really good imo. I actually like the brightness it has, but I also never raise the presence above 0. Anyway,I'll shut up about it now but I'm glad you appreciated the amp enough to get one Shane. It's probably the best amp Marshall has put out in some time. The Origin is cool, but the CR can do that too, along with so many other things.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

No Katana mention? I used to have a Vox Bruno 2 X12" and that was a beast, but so heavy! I think the Katana 100 watt is better than the Mustang

[@fiasco348]

The Katana's are very strong (light) gig amps. So much so that the other brands have rushed out new amps just to compete with it.

[@JC-11111]

Has he owned a Katana 50 or 100? 🤷‍♂️ If not, that's why it's not on the list.

[@intheblues]

Here's a list of the best amps I've owned! Let me know what your favorite amplifiers you've owned in the comments! Timestamps and links below. Timestamps: 0:00 - About 0:36 - Amplifier 1 2:12 - Amplifier 2 3:53 - Amplifier 3 6:07 - Amplifier 4 8:08 - Amplifier 5 9:47 - Amplifier 6 11:15 - Amplifier 7 13:32 - Amplifier 8 15:26 - Amplifier 9 17:45 - Honorable Mentions Links to Sweetwater (Affiliate links) ►Marshall DSL40 - imp.i114863.net/qQ92g ►Fender Super-Sonic - imp.i114863.net/QaL66 ►Peavey Bandit 112 - imp.i114863.net/PeE6R ►Fender Super-Reverb - imp.i114863.net/xeaNR ►VOX AC30C2 - imp.i114863.net/jN0O6 ►Fender Blues Deluxe - imp.i114863.net/VJ96M ►Artist TweedTone 20R - alnk.to/a3XKFSO ►Honorable Mentions - imp.i114863.net/60LEb

[@dangitdan9938]

Question... I’m on the fence and value your opinion so, Artist tweed tone or Blues Deluxe? I had my mind set on a Blues deluxe but then you had to go and expose me to the tweed tone. So, for you, if you had to chose one? Maybe a comparison video? Thanks man and keep up the good work! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

[@intheblues]

@@dangitdan9938 Hi mate, it depends how loud you want to be. The blues Deluxe is far cleaner at high volumes where as the Tweedtone is loud, but it's more of a gnarly tone that works great without effects. I'll see if I can put a video together down the track :)

[@timothymcgraw8404]

What about your Fender Tone Master Twin?

[@anthonyward8587]

Excellent review of all those amps over the years Shane. Love these types of reviews man. I am with you on the DSL40C, great amps.

[@arthurnawrath6701]

Where is the Peavey Delta Blues? I think the best Blues Amp on the market.

[@autocatharsis4122]

Any preference for a 115 or a 210?

[@USMCCGAGNG]

I miss my Mustang III.

[@tkbyd]

for about 30 years i have used small mesa/boogie amps single channel types i highly recommend you try and find a SUBWAY BLUES model....but good luck...love your show

[@madcarrot2022]

Shane, you have tried the new Blackstar HT40 MKII or HT20R MKII yet? Curious to hear your opinion on how they compare to the DSL40CR.

[@lincolnjohnson6511]

I'd love to see a comparison of the old Tonemaster vs the new "Blonde" one.

[@paulcowart3174]

Which Tonemaster are you referring to I have a blonde one from the 90s

[@lincolnjohnson6511]

The new fender tone masters that came out last year and the released new ones from this year.

[@twantheunisz9281]

I thought the new blonde ones are Just a different color lol.

[@soofitnsexy]

@@twantheunisz9281 me 2

[@gertlettorp3137]

@@twantheunisz9281 no it is different speaker and setup

[@warmothgmc]

Of all the amps I’ve owned over the years, the best sound I ever got was from a ‘69 Marshall JMP50 Plexi 1987 head. Wish I still had it.

[@christopherkahn6522]

Best quote of the week: "I am a guitar player/idiot."

[@seb76834]

I resonate with it

[@firstnamehidden6514]

I am an ekectronics tech and tube amp nerd. I recently got a super deal on a mint 2006, Traynor YCV-80, 4x10 combo. 4x5881/6L6GB-GC. I also own a 1993, '65 Fender Twin Reverb reissue with 2x12. 4x6L6GC. The Fender needs no introduction and sounds absolutely wonderful.. I am surprised that I would take the YCV-80 over the Fender as my desert island amp. Especially if I was not allowed any pedals. Only a measured 38.5 watts RMS versus a true 84.6 watts RMS from the Fender, but it absolutely kills for tone and versatility. I won't part with either.

[@jeffrocx8599]

VOX Cambridge 50 is worth a review! Speaker swap review on it would be cool!

[@lynyrddeville]

The best amp I’ve ever owned hands down is my current amp, the Friedman Smallbox 50 combo. I’ve had various classic Marshall,Fender,Ampeg,Hiwatt, Garnet, Laney etc amps, but the Friedman is just better. Hard to get it to sound bad . Nice portable size, if you prefer the spread of a stack, just plug it through your 4x12s. Great master volume too.

[@jacobmcvay123]

For $3,000, it better be.

[@EdBenji]

The Friedman is a one trick pony!

[@EdBenji]

@@jacobmcvay123 Try $5,ooo here in Australia...

[@nicksburson1]

Man I love trayor amps.. hard to find!! Yeah and the drive channel is way better than a fender

[@jamalabdul2009]

I’ve always thought the guitar was the most important part of one’s rig and the amp was secondary, however watching this channel over the years, I’ve learned how much it makes a difference! An amplifier can make a huge difference in your tone and even how you approach your playing. Buying my Marshall Vintage Modern was an eye opening experience that really helped me learn how to adjust my tone to what I was looking for and now with my ToneMaster Twin, I have that Fender clean tone that I always wanted. Looking forward, If love to get an Artist Tweed Tone 20 and a 68 Deluxe Reverb but for now the two I have are enough. Thanks for sharing your experience with your amps!! Cheers!🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@guitarocd9984]

Ah you bought the tonemaster. How is it.

[@DMSProduktions]

The amp is far more important than the guitar per se. Most pick ups of the same type do not usually sound drastically different to one another, but an amplifier on the other hand, all sound different. They have a far bigger impact on what comes out of your guitar than the guitar itself! Play the same guitar thru 1/2 a doz different amps and see HOW different it will sound!

[@jamalabdul2009]

@@guitarocd9984 It’s great!!! Great clean tones and it even sounds great with my BOG Hendrix Fuzz Face!!!!

[@jamalabdul2009]

@@DMSProduktions Yes sir!!! It has taken me years to figure that out!! 😂😂

[@DMSProduktions]

@@jamalabdul2009 ;o)

[@ParaBellum2024]

The common thread running right through this very interesting video is... all the other amps get compared against Fenders.

[@DennisJPolson]

I bought a Peavey Bandit 112 Red Stripe based on one of your reviews a while back. Great value and tones. Just love that amp. Thank you, Shane!

[@richardturk7162]

Laney Ironheart rack mount amp for me.Amazing glassy cleans that smoke a Fender. I have had everything from Marshall 2204 s to Boogies to Fenders, Two Rock and Divided by 13, Soldano you name it I have had it. The two I play most right know are the Laney Ironheart and a Blackstar studio 20 both sound fantastic. Both sound great thru every cab I have which is quite varied.

[@chesterlayton3910]

I own a Traynor 40 watt amp. Love it. ITS A GREAT AMP. PLEASE DO A MORE IN DEPTH REVIEW.

[@michaelevans3852]

I would love to see a review of the ycv40 as well. I just picked one up.

[@earthsteward9]

I miss my Traynor YCV50 :-(

[@jonbauer4598]

Shane great video! So I now have a YCV 50 the blue one like you had and the clean channel with the bright switch engaged is one of the best cleans I've heard. Also, Eurotubes Inc has some great tube sets for this amp that people have been raving about. I've been running this amp aby mix with my fender mustang iii v2 and it is absolutely killer. I'll use the second channel with a gain at about 10 o clock or right when it starts breaking up. The Mustang v2 iii I use the 65' Deluxe setting... That setting alone is worth it. The secret I believe to the Mustang if anyone is reading this is on that 65' model go to the second page and play around with the cab settings it will really unlock the eq in that setting.

[@Sonny1096]

Shane, still loving my Fender Mustang III V2! Mine has red tolex. I have other options that do Marshall, Vox, etc. tones much better, but the Mustang is excellent for any of the Fender tones.

[@Searchingforsilver777]

I am new to amps, but I bought the BOSS Katana Mark II Head and run a homemade cabinet with two 12" JBL speakers two 4.5 " Midrange and two 4" Piezo tweeters my brother built. I have three wattage settings, 0.5w, 50w and 100w. To be honest so far I just use it at home. I really like it. I have only used the 0.5 w setting and can play for the neighbors on first floor of my apartment building. I live on the 7th floor so that is saying something and maybe just a little exaggerated but you get the picture. I chose the head instead of the 100w two 12s cabinet model for the convenience of portability. I am at my son's house now. I was house and dog sitting for a few days. It seems very rugged and yet not very heavy. I also like the Katana BOSS Tone studio I run through my computer via usb cable. Hundreds if not thousands(no exaggeration there) of different possibilities for sound changes and a library for downloading more from personal people or companies. It also has the ability to do amp modeling but I don't trust third party software so I steer clear of that feature. BOSS will probably come out with a larger list than I already have. It looks a bit pricey looking but to me it was worth every penny and dollar and hundreds. Sorry for such a long comment just wanted to state all the facts and there are probably some I missed.

[@Theweeze100]

Love your channel, love the resources you provide. It’s great to hear from a giga musician when you’re trying to make decisions about equipment. Yeah we all need to go out and just play stuff… But it’s nice to get somebody else’s take before you jump in the car with the checkbook. Thanks again keep the contacts coming! Frank in Tennessee.

[@TheMasonator777]

You should look for a YCV40 WR... they have a Celestion V30 installed.

[@J.C...]

The Celestion Seventy/80 actually sounds really good once it's broken in. Fortunately for people like me, people like you don't give the speaker enough time to break in before deciding you don't like the Chinese Celestion. So you never hear it at its full potential. My amp sounds remarkably different now that the speaker is broke in. It actually sounds like I expected it to sound when I got it. Its a teriffic amp and the Celestion Seventy/80 sounds INCREDIBLE in it. You really shouldnt pass on speakers because you think they suck because you won't put enough time in to actually test them fully or let them get broken in. Seems like you're being snobby, imo.

[@krashdown5814]

Back in 1972 I bought a Vadis head and speaker box on wheels from the 2nd hand store opposite Guildford station, sorry I don't remember it's model, borrowed a mates guitar to try it out. Awesome !! I advertised it in The Trading Post for a profit, it paid for my first Ibanez bass. Wish I had the money to keep it back then. I now use an Ashdown Rootmaster 500 with a twin 10" or my quad 10" , when my rhythm guitarist died I asked his wife if I could buy his Marshall TSL60 JCM 2000 60w, to remember the mate who bought his first guitar when I bought my first bass in what is now called year 10. For 6 years around, the turn of the Century, we played many gigs in our band around Sydney. R.I.P. dear friend Halim.

[@shanewalton8888]

You can continue with Mustang Monday with the GTX!

[@tomtaylor3207]

I own the Traynor YCV80 4x5881 2-12 celestion 70/80 mint condition absolutely a awesome amplifier!

[@bysykler4959]

Do I understand this correctly? You have a Marshall amp that you love, but you swapped out the speaker? If that’s the case, it’s not really a Marshall any longer, is it?

[@johnaeff]

Hello i just see that you are kind of a Robin Williams look alike !

[@markde9904]

DSL 40C a great amp? Good joke. I have had two DSLs a 20W head and the DSL40. Both developed major issues with light use just after a year. Not a great amp when it doesn't last. The cost of repairing exceeded rwhat replacement costs. Second issue is the high gain is crap. It's very scratchy and way too fuzzy with no definition. The speaker in the combo is the Celestion seventy eighty which is their worst speaker by every measure, I ran mine through a 1x12 cabinet with a Creamback and a major improvement. Sounds like a cheap solid state amp on high gain. I bought the Studio Champ JCM800 head. After 3 years not a single issus, sound 10,000 times better, doesn't do high gain but with a Boss equaliser in the chain gets as raunchy as needed without the flubbiness and scrathiness of the DSL. I have never owned a Traynor Akmp but was told by the tech I use that the circut boards are not well laid out and the usually develop big problems quickly. again, I never owned one, I just have avoided on his advice.

[@roboravitz5572]

Played and performed with all amps .Peavey. Fender. Marshall.Sunn.Traynor .Hartke.for Deoendability?Peavey s gitvem all beat and for the price?You will never beat Peavey. If you're performing alot ?Still Peavey.

[@williamolsen20]

No one ever give props to Ampeg. ReverbRockets, and Jets are awesome, and the tremolo is better than Fender.

[@chopperking007]

I've found the marshall gets the cops over the best...

[@cassavamellin]

Amp I bought and sold twice are the super champ xd and peavey 112efx. The peavey 112efx is basically a bandit with some digital effects and the supechamp is a great little tube amp with nice modeling.

[@hippiegamerchick5946]

P.s you were these tee in our video 🤣 did you film when I left? Workaholic!

[@intheblues]

I have 3 of these t-shirts 😳 (that's my story! lol)

[@breeze3003]

Traynor YCV 40 is a GREAT amp. Don’t know how they stay under the radar. Also, thank you Shane, for giving the Peavey Red Stripe Bandit the respect it deserves!!!

[@Jacen13]

Not a Marshall or Mesa Boogie fan I see.. 🤔

[@gtrjoe68]

What if you could only have one. Which one would it be?

[@intheblues]

The Marshall is close to being my favorite. It does everything really well for my particular sound. The Super-Reverb was so great when it was at the sweet spot.

[@lazvt8469]

Late to this party...but none of those amp made Rabea and Danish Pete wet their pants like the Hamstead Artist 20/60's did. My son just got one...amazing tone...need to get my own some day. Got a new ToneKing Imperial MkII to satisfy this new boutique amp itch...didn't work....added the CreamBack used in the Hampstead...improved the TK's tone for my taste...STILL not as magnificent as my son's Hamstead. Did sell my Blues Jr a few days ago (w/Western Tolex and C.Rex speaker...nice but not likely to get much action with TK in the house.).

[@tpap6827]

You replace Celestion with Eminence on a Marshall. I have never like Jenson Eminence on Fenders and switch Fenders with Celestion

[@RDYC]

First it was pedals and now Im chasing amps. Ive had 3 Fender Deluxe (one had no reverb) and I should've kept one. I think im going to try a Vibro Champ... (my big amp is a Valveking II - great clean sound and every feature imaginable, changed to a Jensen).

[@sammyrothrock6981]

Had a Mustang 40 v 2 couldn't keep up with band at rehearsals just not enough power

[@scottgeyer684]

I had already decided my next amp is a Marshall DSL 40CR (already have a Blues Deluxe from the 90’s).

[@andrewmuelleranantababaji8073]

Shane would you say Stage Right SB12 50 watt tube 6L6, with Vox Stompbox amp modeling pedal with effects, be best choice

[@vin9976]

Hey man, how are you setting up the amp channels with pedals? Are you using the other channels or just that clean/crunch and then some pedals? Like if I'm gonna do a metallica cover...and then a Nirvana song or two...I'm wonder how to configure this stuff. I do have the 6-way switch. Are you mainly just using one channel when playing live and not swapping out much?

[@sonnyblu6299]

You need to own a Marshall JTM45 (Bluesbreaker) Obviously... and or a Fender Bassman.

[@Moonshot568]

I have the fender deluxe reverb vintage 1965 (not the reissue) hard to replacing it . I really debating for the two rock signature .

[@earthsteward9]

It is 2020, Shane has played lots of solid state and digital amps, yet most of the amps are tube amps. That says a lot. By the way, may Fender could release a Mustang reissue instead of the newer versions that flopped

[@williamerlewein3983]

I would have to say always been a band Master guy will assorted cabinets and speakers but my music man HD 130 would be the one I'd want back if I ever could have it I'm Social Security now so I doubt it'll ever happen

[@ThomasBoqvist]

I think I nailed the spot on Google maps where the background image on the monitor behind Shane is taken. It's from the countryside of southern Sweden. Have you been there yourself, Shane?

[@the-LeoKnightus]

Gotta say, my fav amp has been and will prob always be the Fender Twin. I know, I know. But for my pedalboard and, and for a single coil player...it sings. Got balls, and its super touch responsive. A lil scoopy, but but for rhythm it slays and TS for leads...well, I've come full circle and back to the twin.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

I owned a Marshall JCM 800 with twin 12” speakers. Sold it when I needed money. Regretted ever since! 😢

[@garynash7594]

Peavey "Rock Master" !! Greatest Amp ever! Hard to find, worth looking for.👋

[@jimknopf0766]

clean tone :princeton 65 withwith cannabis rex 12 ,but not loud enough for a drummer if not cranked up fender blues deluxe : i played that always in the guitar shop,but never bought one. should have done so.

[@godsinbox]

AND the best amplifier award goes to..... a milk crate. hear me out. you can lift the amp and put it on top, closer to your ears and the drummer. makes it louder, no need to upgrade. you can tilt the amp back on the crate, give you the tone sweet spot but it still couples with the floor and if open back has different frequency shifts. no need to upgrade your gear. and 3rd option for the milk crate is for sitting on yourself. you only do this after a long jam, and a long jam means a productive one. it means you didnt make an excuse to get away. it means you are happy with your lot in life.

[@jokerjoker3967]

Hello I would like to buy an amp to play Stevie Ray Vaughan or Pink Floyd would you have any idea please I have a budget of 700 €

[@carlosalves4444]

As a fellow guitar player/idiot, I can say I regret getting rid of some great gear over the years. Amazing how the grass is always greener... Only to want back what you once had. Lol.

[@ricklee4883]

Ah, Shane. Symptom of GAS "I can always use another Peavey Bandit"

[@jessebreakspear6656]

I heard the fender "reissue series" As great as they sound are not super well built competent wise so if you bought a brand new one and its warranty is about to run out maybe blow it up on purpose LOL just crank it 24/7 till it blows LOL unless like you barely used it and you might not be able to blow it up on time so...idk

[@DNYS8N]

Hot rod and katana fall to Mustang? It’s all good. If I had back the money I lost by reselling my gear I would have anything I wanted x 2.

[@Cryanoutloud]

Solid video as always! I own the blues deluxe and its a monster. I even decided to ditch the stock speaker… twice. Both speakers that i chose were killer, g12m -65 creamback , then went to the swamp thang. At first the creamback didnt seem to have that massive low end response so i put that into another amp- but after it broke in the creamback is now easily my favorite speaker, i have 2 of them. One thing i will say about the amp, and keep in mind ive got a bad back, that amp is pretty damn heavy now, especially with the ST. Also- contradictory to what Shane thinks, I really love the drive channel !! I usually put it around noon and hit it with an OD, love it. I have Mesas, and other amps for other flavors of crunch but the blues deluxe has this really unique “fuzzy” drive that is just fun to play!!

[@brentb7643]

Have a traynor ycv 15 only a few of these made same cab as the ycv 40 and same govner speaker same controls ect.. just in 15 watt version

[@thejoshbtv]

Supro Saturn all the way. Or probably any of the Supro re-issues would work for me.

[@jonm1544]

I also own a Marshall DSL 40cr. I highly recommend using a Midi control to switch channels. With Midi, instead of having the ability to foot switch between the 2 primary amp channels, you can switch between all 4 channels with one foot tap.

[@davidcavinder1439]

I just bought a 65 Deluxe having owned a 82 Deluxe that I lost in a house fire about 13 years ago.The reissue 65 is the closest thing I could get.I upgraded the speaker to an Eminence red white and blues and am pretty happy with it so far.

[@DMSProduktions]

Some CLASSIC clips there Shane! Bring back some memories! \m/

[@latrellmitchell348]

Hi man i like orange amps and my name is latrell love guitar my favorite guitarists Jimi Hendrix and Tony iommi and into hammond organ keyboard and yamaha organ.

[@PaulIsbell]

How would you stack up the DSL with a Marshall Origin 50 head?

[@hippiegamerchick5946]

Nothing beats my beat up no name amp haha Nice video! Aww we uploaded at nearly the same time hehe We have to film again soon ♥️

[@intheblues]

Gotta get you on one of my channels as a guest soon! Let's brainstorm. :)

[@PooNinja]

The amp that shall remain nameless 🤣

[@richardpierce7819]

I just traded for a pre - peavey Budda SD 45 its a monster. I love it.

[@Tiler-ju9zl]

But U need good quality players. U don't no how to set up amps. Just as a thumbs up