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    Hey friends,

    Although my Two Rock is the indisputable king of my tone, I was fed up of moving the amph every week for rehearsal. Weshare the room with another band and leaving the TR there is no option.

    A good friend offered me his VM for a price I couldn't deny....
    There we go...

    Intended to be a Tube Screamer demo, this turned out to be Marshall playing fun :-))
    https://youtu.be/D0fgxFVqqFI

    https://youtu.be/VT5yDSMMvq8
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    Sounds really good! I guess I was unaware of that amph previously. Since it's a 50W 2x12 does it have to get ear-bleedingly loud before you get Marshall crunch?
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    It has a really well working master volume.
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    Oh Man you're sound good on everything, I bet if you would play through a boombox or a Ghetto Blaster you would still rocks
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    Thanks a lot my friend, appreciate your kind words. You know, as soon as playing fun comes into play I kinda lose my accuracy, wish I would be more disciplined ;-))
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    I love that LP, man. Those Tribute series LPs are just killer. Love mine to bits. Very nice demos. I noticed you have the same tastes as I. Same color strats with same colored pickguards, to name a couple.
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    Hey it's nice to know someone with the same taste :-) These Tribute LPs are tone monsters. They also sound very transparent, which gives them a different character than the other heavier LPs. In the end it doesn't matter what the price tag says, those cheaper LPs kick some severe butt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jipes View Post
    Oh Man you're sound good on everything, I bet if you would play through a boombox or a Ghetto Blaster you would still rocks
    +1 - you and Robert make whatever you pick up sound great!
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    Thanks a lot!!!
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    Nice work. That's an amp I wouldn't mind having. They are very cool and versatile.
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