You're playing for your life - What amp?

[wrxplayer]

Let's be absurd for a moment. You're playing a gig "for your life." The better your tone, the better your chance for survival.

You need to pick an amp you've played before. What would you pick?

My choice: Blankenship Fat Boy w/ Sour Cream through 1x15 cab.

 

[ldizzle]

My bogner metropolis. Ezpz!

 

[Phletch]

EVM12L-equipped Mark I Boogie turned way the f***k up.

 

[voodoosound]

No amp. My 72 Manuel Contreras classical through a Telefunken u47 with a Trident b range mic pre.

 

[TB72]

Z Wreck.

 

[fandango01]

Naylor Duel 60

 

[BADHAK]

My 79 jmp 2203

 

[55GibsonLPJR]

1964 Fender Champ all day...non-trem one.

 

[G.E.WARD]

How bout for your soul?

 

[Geetarman74]

Fuchs ODS

 

[snow and steel]

I'd have a tough choice, and I'm honestly not sure which way I'd go... I guess it would depend on what music I needed to play "for my life".

For blues, pop and some classic rock stuff, maybe even country - I'd have to go with the 18 watt Marshall 1973X hand Wired 1X12 combo. Plug into the normal channel and it ahs two knobs - volume and tone. Put bot on ten and ride that guitar volume - awesome.

If I have to play a wide variety of stuff or harder stuff - My Mesa Mini Rectifier. Once I learned how to properly dial it I was AMAZED at how versatile it was!

 

[paulbearer]

Jubilee

 

[SirGilmour]

My Bad Cat Black Cat 30

 

[Bluesful]

My '67 Vibrolux Reverb.

 

[NorCal_Val]

My Rivera M100 through my Boogie Recto 4x12

 

[shredtrash]

Dr. Z Maz 18NR

 

[Matt300ZXT]

Budda Superdrive all the way, with a lil delay and reverb in the loop.

 

[la noise]

The next one I buy. The next one is always the best!

 

[Crash-VR]

bc audio amp no 7 or Divided by 13 EDT 13/29. Obviously volume wouldn't be an issue...

 

[hotmod]

Soldano slo100