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| Help in finding or designing Schematic
Hey I'm new here and I have been looking all over the place for an amplifier that will give me the cleanest signal before distorting or breaking up... I am looking to see if anyone knows of any schematics for a tube amplifier that will not break up at low volume levels... I havent been able to find a good sounding amp anywhere... If anyone knows of any schematics please tell me I am looking for an amp that i will be able to gig with and still be able to provide loud volume levels and a clean signal... thanks
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| Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Lansing, Michigan, USA
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And frankly if you want super clean and no break up, what is wrong with a good solid state amp? Plenty of steel players run solid state, and they are all about clean. In tube amps, when I think loud and clean, the first thing to mind is an old AMpeg. For that matter some old SUnn amps are loud and clean as well. I just sold a guy my AMpeg V9. That is an SVT with a guitar preamp section. 300 watts of clean guitar. Loud enough for you? Look at bass amps in general, they tend to be louder and cleaner. Hey, it's an option. I always thought an old Mesa Mark 2 or Mark 3 had a good loud clean, though you can certainly dirt them up with the twist of a knob. And what's wrong with a Fender Twin Reverb? Plenty of volume to be had before getting dirty. |
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