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Originally posted by Tqi
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I know a couple of people that use Quilter. I considered one being old and not liking to drag a beast around anymore. But, what I have been using as my go to club amp at least once a week for about 3 years is a Bugera V22. At the time it was $249 no tax, free shipping from Sweetwater. Single 12" combo. Around 20 watts. 2 foot switchable channels. One Fenderish, one Marshallish. It's a little heavier than it should be because the cab is MDF. It's a tube amp... 12AX7s, EL84s but the Reverb is digital. It's Chinese. Everything is stock. Everyone thinks it's a boutique amp. Lol. Best bang for the buck I've ever come across. -
It's a 2xEL84 version of the PV 4xEL84."Stand back, I'm holding a calculator." - chinrest
"I happen to have an original 1955 Stratocaster! The neck and body have been replaced with top quality Warmoth parts, I upgraded the hardware and put in custom, hand wound pickups. It's fabulous. There's nothing like that vintage tone or owning an original." - Chuck HComment
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Hey thanks for the input!
I've been thinking of a separate cab but more along the lines of continuing with the idea of 8" speakers in the head and then 2 10" or 1 12" in the cab.
Not sure if I'd want to go with the power soak idea but I appreciate the idea.
I already have another twin so I'm mainly looking to experiment with different speaker configurations on this one.
Also just picked up a JC-90 for more practical purposes but thinking of having a setup with the twin chassis/bandmaster head with 8" speakers as a dry amp channel jumping to the JC-90 as a wet amp.Comment
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Could you fit four 8's all in a row inside the Showman head?Comment
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Definitely not 4, possibly 3 but I'd be fine with just 2. Looking to make it into something like this https://robrobinette.com/Silverface_Amp_Mods.htmComment
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After reading that page, part of me is tempted to try a quartet of 6V6's in a Showman design some time.Originally posted by t_byrd View Post
Anyway. Other priorities.Comment
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