Thread: Guitar Pedals!!

No pedals required. I have that Boss tuner pedal, but thats it. Been meaning to get a rackmount tuner for a while now.

Well the Black bass amp is kinda my ehhhh rig. I love the tone, but GK skimped on this thing. YES folks, that is a blonde fender bassman. Worst bass amp ever, but a great guitar amp. Right side bass is an American Standard P-Bass. She twangs and thunders along as a good P should. Left side bass is my baby. 05' Warwick Corvette "Bubinga", 2nd best bass I have ever played (1st was a Warwick Corvette, FNA jazzman Custom shop).

Originally Posted by HeavyG

I have an old Gibson amp as well. It is a Gibson GA77RVT, 50 watt all tube with reverb and tremolo. It still has the original 15" speaker and it sounds great. The only problem is that being 50 watts means I have to crank it to get the natural overdrive.

I was looking at one of the 25 watt Falcons...

Yeah... 50's are often too much for most gigs I play... I do love cranking the Marshall up when I get the opportunity, but usually I'm not allowed to push the tubes to the point of proper tube tone.

I seriously love my Falcon... The tubes are a little aged (as in original), so it's a little under powered at the moment, but the tone is right up my alley for the majority of music I play. The electronics are a little strange on Falcons, as the Volume and Reverb are intertwined, meaning you also crank up the reverb if you want full volume. Odd, I know, but it sounds great! Old Falcons are pretty cheap, so I say if you find one for a decent price, it'll be well worth the money, and you'll love it if you like a nice, smooth tone. Mine is weak due to my negligence, so I run it in stereo with my deluxe reverb, but they should be fine with proper maintenance.

Originally Posted by Gonzo0100

YES folks, that is a blonde fender bassman. Worst bass amp ever, but a great guitar amp.

Great guitar amp! A fair portion of Electric Ladyland was Hendrix via bassman.