Amp suggestions

After my suggestions for cabinets, here's a few amps I'd think would complement GR nicely.

1) A very vintage amp - a Magnatone or similar, the kind of amp used in the fifties apart from the obvious Fenders. Actually, Magnatone is being re-issued, used by e.g. Neil Young. Please do include their Vibrato - which is actually a vibrato rather than Fender's mislabeled tremolo.

2) Marshall Super Bass/Marshall Major - we have three flavors of Plexi, a JCM800 and something in-between, but neither of those above. The Super Bass would make for a nice vintage bass complement, the Major was used prominently in the 70ies (Richie Blackmore, Mick Ronson) and more recently by RHCP's John Frusciante.

3) A clean bass amp - to my taste the Ampeg drives too fast, I'd like a good go-to amp for modern clean bass tones. Maybe with a matched cabinet with built-in crossover?

 

I can't see my first post on this forum anymore, which was cab suggestions. So here goes.

1) Small speakers: I'd really like to have a 1x10/1x8 cab in there. I know you can get a similar boxy sound with the Size-control, but that's not quite the same. Having something small in there would be nice for those "Layla"-moments or sounding like Brian May.

2) A 1x15" cab for guitar, so you can make a 1x15" Twin Reverb such as Fender makes in recent years. I think Stevie Ray Vaughan used something similar, and combining a big speaker with a very small one or a horn can make a very broad sound.

3) Maybe some Hifi-speakers for those industrial/noise moods?

 

I would LOVE to see a Evil Robot Amp, or the amp it's based on the vintage Tonemaster Troubador 214 combo!

See the link below!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=mgt1dX_FGPk