Another satisfied customer. I can really understand how easy it would be to end up w/ 5 Matchless amps. They have a EXTREMELY addictive quality about them.bigeric said:I have owned 5 matchless amps. I kept my spitfire. I recently recabbed it to a 2 12 config. Running at 4 ohms with weber blue dog and silver bell ceramic 25 watters. It makes me happy. Simply the best. I long for no other sound. Headroom, volume, tone. balls. The spits are the end for me.
These will be the classic matchless one day. IMHO.
The lightning suffers from an interactive tone circut. The spit is bliss.
Good luck in your search
I've been jonesing for a Chieftain for the longest time.The only thing that keeps me from pulling the trigger are the mixed reviews regarding it's break-up.TNJ said:I have an SC30 that used to belong to Phil Jamison.
That little red beast slays me everytime I plug in.
Matchless was the first boutique amp I fell in love with.
And the affair continues.
My faves include the C30 series, and the Chieftain.
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You beat me to it.guitarded_1 said:Don't forget the Clubman. I think it's a blast to play.
Old school Ian Moore!!!!!daddyo said:Robert Cray and Jimmie Vaughan play Clubmans.