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I love my '73 PR. It can be cranked pretty far up with the Celestion Vintage 10 I have in it (thanks Jim Campilongo) and the bass sort...

I owned two "G" model Tremoluxes back in the day - a 59 and 60. Stouter than the earlier "E" model, and they had a good tone. I always...

Damn - another hero from my years gone. Marquee Moon blew my teenage mind. I thought the "Mick Taylors/Eric Claptons, etc." of the...

Almost all of Dave Edmunds' stuff in the 1970's through the 1990's was direct. I loved his tones.

I have Chickenhead Low Power Tweed Twin. It's a great sounding amp. I bought it used on Reverb five years ago for a song. I had no...

I've been a casual fan of Roy's for a long time, but I was blown away when I stumbled on this video a few years back on YT. Incredible...

In the early 80's I bought a brand-new RD-50 1x12 and used it for a good many years. Nice amp. Portable. A few years back bought a...

I just bought a grey D120 from a gent in Canada for $300. Works perfectly.

I'm an agent for a large US personal lines insurer. Your gear is covered under your homeowners policy, but faces some potential...

Gutted. This one really hurts. He's my favorite of the big Brit players of the 1960s. I'll never forget hearing him for the first...

Not opening for me

Despite not having any objection to red knob amps, I don't think their voice is that classic "bright" Fender clean. In fact, I don't...

I wish I could send you my '64 SR to look at as you seem to know what you're doing. Mine's beginning to make some weird noises as I...

Steve Cropper sounds pretty good through his Red Knob Twin. In fact, I think having one for his use is in his gig rider.

Newly-arrived vintage amp day: Recently, I acquired a 1965 Super Reverb built with 'FENDER ELECT. INST. CO.' label on the front panel...