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  1. September 22nd, 2011, 05:56 AM #1
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    Hi Fretters,

    I recently brought this amp secondhand from a guy who sadly passed away. He only played it once so it is kind of special to me. IF you want a clean "clapton beano" sound then this is the amp. Fully handwired and made in the UK...

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    Those are nice amps. Enjoy! Hope you survive it!
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    Mmmmm...rectifier-licious! Nice tone.

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    Thanks guys, I love the sound of it, the only downside is that it has no re-verb. This is quickly fixed by a EHX reverb pedal.
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    Ahh yeah! I missed this thread before I LOVE these amps, in fact my Ceriatone is pretty exact a copy of one, sounds just like this amp. I bought it instead of a Marshall simply due to the price difference.

    I absolutely love the sound these amphs yield when pushed with a strong active pickup loud - I prefer EMG85 - superb, huge, warm but AC/DC style blissful crunch which doesn't get mushy but retains clarity. Add a little OD to taste for a very smooth warm driven sound. Been my main amp for four years.
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