Name some amps similar to a Carr Rambler...

[NashVox]

I am looking for a good BF to Tweedish amp. I know the Rambler but was interested in some others as well. Any with a master volume or power scaling for home use as well?


Thanks

Chris

[NashVox]

Nevermind. Search is my friend :)

[a1briz]

Maybe Gries Seahorse?

[Category 5]

What wattage are you looking for?

DonR

[Blue Light]

I'll be interested to see what you turn up. Be sure to post it here. Me, I'm stuck on the Carr Rambler. I tried one again over the holidays and in the two weeks since I've been obsessing about that amazing sound. It just has a beautiful texture. I'm no expert on boutique amps, so have no real idea what else is comparable.
If I hadn't put a freeze on my spending, there would be a Rambler downstairs.

[JKjr]

^^^^^^^^

[Chicago Slim]

When I got my Kustom '36 Coupe, I had people refer to it as a "Poorman's Carr Rambler". It has a Master Volume on both channels. The sound is somewhere between a tweed with more clean headroom, and a blackface with more Mids. Overall, it's been my favorite amp.

[Blue Light]

^^ I looked up the Kustom '36 Coupe. It wasn't on Kustom's main page, but it was findable on Google. They have other amps on their Web page. I wonder if any are of the same quality (without the tuck-and-roll decoration, let's say).

[Teleman]

Gries 35

[Kitten Cannon]

Seems like every time Carr comes up so does Tone King, and vice versa.

[Chicago Slim]

^^ I looked up the Kustom '36 Coupe. It wasn't on Kustom's main page, but it was findable on Google. They have other amps on their Web page. I wonder if any are of the same quality (without the tuck-and-roll decoration, let's say).

They dropped the Made in USA Coupes. They replaced them with MIC Defenders. I still own own a '36 Coupe, and a Defender V15. I'm very happy with both of them. The V15 is more like a Pro Jr (15watts), with a single Volume and Tone control. But it still does do that tweed/blackface sound.