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Tweed Twin vs Tweed Deluxe
I'm sure this question has been asked somewhere before, but is the tweed twin just I high power tweed deluxe or are they really different animals? I'm debating whether or not I really need both or if I could get tweed deluxe grind from a cranked tweed twin.
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Very different animals. One of the bif things that contributes to the deluxe is it's older design PI stage and the Twin has a better (cleaner) PI stage to pass more clean signal before overload.
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Yes very different animals I've owned both multiple times. Sure they'll both grind however the twin will be very loud in a home environment before it gives up the goods especially with single coils. Even the Deluxe will be loud at home. I would only do the twin and you were gigging in larger venues. Both are exciting amps to "play".
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Thanks for the replies! Just for reference, this is not for home use, it is for studio and gig use. The amps will be run in a small iso booth for recording, so volume is not an issue.
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Very different amps. The lo power tweed twin is much louder, tighter. Similar I guess in how dynamic they are, how good they feel. Otherwise not much the same. It would be best to own one of each, yes?
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The circuits are VERY different (assuming a high-power tweed Twin here):
- The Deluxe is cathode biased, uses no negative feedback, and runs the power tubes very near to class A. The Twin is fixed biased class AB and uses negative feedback. - The Deluxe doesn't use a choke in its power supply; it uses a power resister instead. The Twin uses a choke. - The Deluxe uses a split load phase inverter circuit. The Twin uses a long-tail pair phase inverter circuit. - The Deluxe doesn't have a tone stack in its preamp; it single tone control controls a simple variable treble bypass circuit. The Twin has a 3 band EQ/tone stack.
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