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Not in any order but lately I have been really liking the Bogner Urbershall. Russo's in Trenton got one and I find myself testing on that the most. After playing so many differnt amps over the years, this Bogner is really catching my ear. I like how smooth the gain channel is and I can get a pretty good clean out of it. I gotta really test the amp instead of testing stuff on the amp but I can see one in my future,
Fender Twin reverb and the newer Twin amp. The Twin reverb was my all time favorite amp as I played on one for years. Back in 1979 , my uncle introduced her to me and it was love at first strum. I plugged in my 1970 strat, in line with a MXr distortion Plus orignal and Heaven was upon us. I started playing in 1979 at the age of 9. I finally got one in 1982 and also played a Fender Bassman 10 4 10 bass amp for guitar as I liked it's heavier tone. I play metal then and now and I would love to have both amps again. The Twin amp I owned was a brand new model just last year and I loved the clean even more then the orignal twin reverb. It was a beautiful amp but the drive channel for me was 2 AC/DC sounding and that tone isn't for me at all. So basically I had a 2 channel amp with only ever using the clean channel. I got a Krank Distortus Maximus pedal and my love For Krank started there.
Traded in the Fender and got the Rev 1 combo after playing the Rev 1 and Krankenstien. The amount of heavy tone had me at the bassman 10 and the clean was also just like it. It took me awhile to figure out the fender type clean the Krank had but it's like plugging into a 80's bassman 10. heavy but clear.
To date these are my favorite amps. I have owned other but none of them hold a candle to any of these for my personal reasons. I will probably pick up the Ubershall and a 4 12 cabnet from them that matches it. I'm a firm believer that a matching cabent is the way to go. Unless you have a tone your after you feel you can create with mix matching cabnets and heads, then I feel you should use the factory cab that matches the head. When I was testing the Krank Krankenstien and Rev 1 heads, I noticed they sounded there best when using there matching cabnets. Maybe it's just me but hell.
Dan
Not in any order but lately I have been really liking the Bogner Urbershall. Russo's in Trenton got one and I find myself testing on that the most. After playing so many differnt amps over the years, this Bogner is really catching my ear. I like how smooth the gain channel is and I can get a pretty good clean out of it. I gotta really test the amp instead of testing stuff on the amp but I can see one in my future,
Fender Twin reverb and the newer Twin amp. The Twin reverb was my all time favorite amp as I played on one for years. Back in 1979 , my uncle introduced her to me and it was love at first strum. I plugged in my 1970 strat, in line with a MXr distortion Plus orignal and Heaven was upon us. I started playing in 1979 at the age of 9. I finally got one in 1982 and also played a Fender Bassman 10 4 10 bass amp for guitar as I liked it's heavier tone. I play metal then and now and I would love to have both amps again. The Twin amp I owned was a brand new model just last year and I loved the clean even more then the orignal twin reverb. It was a beautiful amp but the drive channel for me was 2 AC/DC sounding and that tone isn't for me at all. So basically I had a 2 channel amp with only ever using the clean channel. I got a Krank Distortus Maximus pedal and my love For Krank started there.
Traded in the Fender and got the Rev 1 combo after playing the Rev 1 and Krankenstien. The amount of heavy tone had me at the bassman 10 and the clean was also just like it. It took me awhile to figure out the fender type clean the Krank had but it's like plugging into a 80's bassman 10. heavy but clear.
To date these are my favorite amps. I have owned other but none of them hold a candle to any of these for my personal reasons. I will probably pick up the Ubershall and a 4 12 cabnet from them that matches it. I'm a firm believer that a matching cabent is the way to go. Unless you have a tone your after you feel you can create with mix matching cabnets and heads, then I feel you should use the factory cab that matches the head. When I was testing the Krank Krankenstien and Rev 1 heads, I noticed they sounded there best when using there matching cabnets. Maybe it's just me but hell.
Dan
This amp just kept haunting me an haungting me until I bit the bullet and got one. It has a distinctive tone, way more options needed, versitle, 3 channels and a very nice clean channel. Not as much gain as I though it would but I love the the amp and it perfectly suited for the type of music I play.
WOW..Dude, that's MY kind of stable..LET'S TALK!!!
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