Industry changing amps/pedals

[jgcable]

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The Vox AC30TB was used on the The Beatles song I Feel Fine which is reported to be the 1st song ever to intentionally use controlled guitar feedback during the recording of a song. The feedback is in the intro right before the 1st guitar starts. That must have been as huge as when they first played You Really Got Me by VH on the radio. Phase shifters were never thought of the same way again.

[jgcable]

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Yea, the POD has certainly been industry changing in every respect.

[horns666]

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Line 6 is changing alot , and think this technology is just starting..it'll only get better...eventualy making any tube amp obsolete!

I only know METAL

MARSHALLS are king.. JMP-1 / JCM 800s / JMP ..and your fave stomps...classic / traditional metal tones...VH , Ratt , Dokken , Savatage , YJM and ect..nothing else sounds like a Marshall but a Marshall!

UBERSCHALL/PEAVEY/ENGL/..for Modern thicker and heavier metal tones as Darkane , Nevermore , Arch Enemy and so on..

UBERS (dimed [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]) are the HEAVIEST tone I've heard/played to date.

[StarRider]

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All I know is Rock so:
Fender Bassman Amps
First Marshalls JT45s if I'm correct
Marshall Full Stacks
Amp Modeling for sure
Fuzz Face/Big Muff
Uni-Vibe
Wah
AC-30 Vox
BOSS Stomp Bxs OD-1
ADA MP-1
Echo Plex
Fender Twin Reverb
Solid State Amps!!!!!!!

Eddie Van Halen
Chuck Berry
Jimi Hendrix

Fender Strats.........Leo got it right
San Demas Charvels
Gibson Les Paul

[Shawn Lutz]

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*Rock - MV JMP's
*Hard Rock / Metal - JCM800's
*Soldano SLO - the best tone outta the box for rock, metal, blues

I don't play the other styles with a specific amp for that application so I can't comment.

What I find cool as hell is in all reality, there isn't very much of a change in the last 30-40 years. We're still preferring (most of us anyway) tube technology. An old Plexi Marshall with an SD-1 will still melt your face off and sound kick-ass doing it [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

[Cleveland Metal]

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Line 6 is changing alot , and think this technology is just starting..it'll only get better...eventualy making any tube amp obsolete!


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Yer high.... [img]/images/graemlins/sleep.gif[/img]

[Shawn Lutz]

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Line 6 is changing alot , and think this technology is just starting..it'll only get better...eventualy making any tube amp obsolete!


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Yer high.... [img]/images/graemlins/sleep.gif[/img]

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no he's not...he may be on to sumptin. I'm seriously thinking about selling my 2203, 101B, 50 CL and DC5 and picking up a Vetta [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img] Since it has all the sounds of every amp ever made programmed into it, everything else is useless [img]/images/graemlins/what.gif[/img]

[Rupe]

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no he's not...he may be on to sumptin. I'm seriously thinking about selling my 2203, 101B, 50 CL and DC5 and picking up a Vetta Since it has all the sounds of every amp ever made programmed into it, everything else is useless

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Don't do it bro, the tube gods will exact revenge!
Seriously, I'm not on board yet. Some of these things sound pretty good but I don't think they have have the "feel" and dynamics down yet. The audience doesn't care, but I do.

[skarhead]

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Most important amps in metal imho :

80's thrash : boosted jcm 800

90's : Dual recto

and in the third place peavey 5150.

when it comes to rock ... i think plexi was the most important amp in that genre - you know - Hendrix , EVH etc, then in the 80's lots of people used it iirc