Guitar amp poll

**foo** · 02-03-2002

Boogie

Once you've used one, you'll never use anything else.

foo

**Lopp** · 02-04-2002

Gotta be Boogie.

I just had sex with my Quad last night and it was the best! IMHO, the best Mk IIC clean channel I've ever heard. Full shred sustain and harmonics on the Mk III channel. And OOOOH! The Mk IIC balls-to-the-wall lead channel. I guess Metallica searches high and low for Mark IIC amps and here I have it right under my nose. Wrap it up in a fuzzy thong and you're good to go.

**detuned6** · 02-05-2002

Crate and boggie, if i could put them together i would be happy.

**foo** · 02-05-2002

The only thing to do with a Crate and a Boogie is pack the Boogie inside the Crate for shipping so it won't get damaged.

foo

**overseas** · 02-05-2002

I once had a Fender Pro Reverb, which I bought new in 1981. Worst thing I ever did was sell it. I wasn't playing out anymore, and had gone to more compact amps. What a sweet sounding amp it was! The friend I sold it to still has it, fortunately, though it's a little worse for the wear.

I'm pretty impressed with Tech 21's tube emulation circuitry, much more so than all of the amp modeling stuff that's currently out there. Their Trademark 10 and 60 amps really sound like tubes!

Bruce in Korea

**Lopp** · 02-06-2002

Originally posted by foo
The only thing to do with a Crate and a Boogie is pack the Boogie inside the Crate for shipping so it won't get damaged.

LOL

I was also curious about that one. I've never played a great Crate. Then again, there may be decent ones out there.

**Lopp** · 02-06-2002

Originally posted by overseas
I once had a Fender Pro Reverb, which I bought new in 1981. Worst thing I ever did was sell it. I wasn't playing out anymore, and had gone to more compact amps. What a sweet sounding amp it was! The friend I sold it to still has it, fortunately, though it's a little worse for the wear.

Same thing with a Peavey Rockmaster. Sold it, wish I didn't. Not a real stellar preamp, but it had one great tone that was excellent for the price.

I'm pretty impressed with Tech 21's tube emulation circuitry, much more so than all of the amp modeling stuff that's currently out there. Their Trademark 10 and 60 amps really sound like tubes!

Yes!

I'm impressed that someone knows the difference between "emulation" and "modeling." The Tech 21 products really do a great job reacting to your playing the way an actual analog amp should.

Cheers,
Matt