Traynor YGL-3 MK3 2x12 Combo - check out

Check out 8:40 minutes in - AMP DIMED TO 10!
2:50 Clean with Reverb
3:45 Clean with Reverb and Vibrato
6:00 Surf with Reverb
7:30 Vintage Reverb and Vibrato
8:15 Dry Clean Trem
8:48 CRANKED! Vol: 10 Master Vol: 10

[@plissken2245]

You have such a great channel for amps! 🇨🇦

[@ianaurilin2727]

Great demo, really shows the variety of tone this amp can produce. Now if only I wasn’t a poor.

[@curtiseverett1671]

me too

[@JTStein]

I found one of these hidden in the back of the music store I was doing repairs at and offered to take it on as an experiment. I had David Carter of Grind Amplification to go over it with an overhaul. Then. I replaced the speakers with a pair of Celestion 70/80s. The reverb and tremolo alone are totally worth reviving.

[@northfortyrecords]

I used a pair of Celestion V-Type speakers - the same stock speakers that Fender Corp has been putting in their black panel amps over the last several years. I think they're PERFECT, handling the verb AND the overdriven tones.

[@JTStein]

@northfortyrecords The 70/80s were cost-effective and perhaps less dark or wooly as some alternatives might have been?

[@DonQuixoteBBQ]

Are they 8ohm? I’ve got one of these with the old stock speakers and I’ve been curious as to what I could try to replace them with. I’ve always had success with Eminence Legends when on a budget but wanted to try something else

[@bruhbruh-dz4lm]

thanks for the demo bro!!!

[@northfortyrecords]

Thanks - it's such a great amp

[@leiferickson3183]

This amp sounds great! I had one of these in the late 80's.

[@diegocollazo4078]

Man I find one 4 day a go a trying to pull out the chassis but I can't do any idea

[@leiferickson3183]

@@diegocollazo4078 You dont pull the chassis - you loosen the 4 side screws a little (To loosen the cabinet from the to plate a bit) and then unscrew the top 4 (?) screws. After that the top panel of the cabinet should lift off by the handle if I recall correctly. It is a pretty sweet way to get into and out of the chassis on these.

[@northfortyrecords]

@@leiferickson3183 Yup you got it! Pretty ingenious design compared to other amps

[@levillageglobal]

I own this exact same amp (1973), sounds like a ton of brick. Love the dirt/almost fuzz-like tones that you get when putting channel volume at 10 and master gain around 2-3, can’t go higher than that as I am afraid I might pierce an eardrum or make the appartment building collapse! How did it feel to try it at volume 10 and master gain 10? I found this amp by chance, using a lifetime of garage sale luck, paid 40$cnd for it in 2020! It pairs well as a dry amp in stereo with my Orange Rockerverb combo!