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the best RIG I played was a 1960s AC30 (that wasnt mine) with a Messa V-Twin pedal in front (which was mine). Just instantly great at everything.
As a single amp.... probably a Maz 18.
The best amps I’ve played and owned.
In no particular order.
Cornford MK50 mk1
Friedman Butterslax
Mezzabarba Trinity
Matchless Independence
Marshall (Gower modded) JVM 410H
(I still own the Gower and the Trinity)
Amps that came very close:
Custom Audio Amplifiers PT100 (I had two of them)
EVH 100 5150 III (I’ve had at least 4 of them)
Bogner Ecstacy 20th Anniversary - better than the 101b.(IMHO)
Early Marshall JCM 800 100MV (previously owned by Mike Oldfield-should have kept that!
Marshall jmp50 2x12 combo (didn’t realise a great thing when they were new back in the day!!)
Maybe could do with a little less mid...
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Just because I don't care, doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson
It came with an Encore guitar. Calling it a guitar might be a bit strong though. It was more like some wood, plastic and metal screwed together in a shape vaguely like a guitar.
They have a little historical curiosity value now because they were made in East Germany. The amp section is actually very well made and they very rarely fail - the speaker isn’t so good, and the cabinet is poor.
"Take these three items, some WD-40, a vise grip, and a roll of duct tape. Any man worth his salt can fix almost any problem with this stuff alone." - Walt Kowalski
"Just because I don't care, doesn't mean I don't understand." - Homer Simpson
I'm very very happy with the Powerball.
I would've said the Mesa Mark IV but I didn't like the clean or crunch tones. But the lead tone was just amazing, definitely the best. But the Powerball is the best all round for me. JSX comes very close
Suhr PT15IR, all classic Marshall and Bella cleans in a fantastic usable package.
Jury is out on my latest acquisition, but a future trip to Rift will sort it out I'm sure
My head said brake, but my heart cried never.
Got rid of it for a stupidly low price during a break from bands and when I was buying a house, and I regret it because I don't remember it ever sounding less than great. It was my ideal classic rock tone, it loved Teles and Les Pauls and ate whatever pedals you put in front of it for dinner.
I'd rebuy the exact halfstack right now if those items weren't basically impossible to find, but failing that I'm trying to build a rig that sounds even better than I remember it.
Only played electrically while noodling at home but the variety of sounds and ‘boom’ were brillyint !
Fender custom shop Vibroking
Clean channel on a marshall 30th anniversary
My Danplifier AC15
For gigging and manageable weight my blackface 4x10 Super Reverb was just about perfect.
My current fave pairing is a Gretsch through a 1963 brownface Tremolux. Sweet.