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Post by liftyrfists » Wed Sep 20, pm. Message Board Skip to content. Quick links. Fender Twin or Ampeg vt? Post by liftyrfists » Tue Sep 19, am I've currently got a twin, but I'm just not sure. I know that an older vt would undoubtedly sound better because of the age The fender has been decent, and my new kramer g sounds lovely Anyway, they're both monters in the weight dept. Therefore, you should get it. And you can sell me that nasty Twin Reverb, cheap. The VT is a great amp. Ungodly loud louder than the Twin and ungodly heavy.
Something with a tweeter. I had a VT for a while and it sounded great if you were willing to play it at The tone I'd most liken it to would be the intro to "Clash City Rockers". If you played it clean, it was kind of noisy. I also have friends who are big Ampeg fans and their V4s and VTs are constantly in the shop, so generally I'm not impressed with their reliability. Twins are just so all over the place tone wise, it's kind of hard to even discuss. Re: Fender Twin or Ampeg vt?
Post by meblumen » Tue Sep 19, pm liftyrfists wrote: I know that an older vt would undoubtedly sound better because of the age Ampegs are not intrinsically unreliable. In fact they are extremely well built. The problem is that many of these ran so well for so long that maintenance that should have been performed long ago was has never been done.
This includes replacing tubes, filter caps, checking resistor values and checking for proper bias. I have worked on a a number of V4's, VT22's etc that were still working but should have died long ago.
So its no wonder some of them have reliability problems eventually. If you buy one get a good tech and have it gone over thoroughly. Its worth it. Another issue with these is that the tubes are harder to find. Some of them aren't made anymore but can be found NOS fairly easily. And lastly, when you can turn them up they have great tone but I have never heard anything louder than a VT So if you are going to use it in the studio or for gigs in anything other than in a gymanasium or auditorium its probably not the best thing.
The clean sound isn't that great unless the amp is played LOUD. Bennett » Tue Sep 19, pm the v4 that i used to use had one of the nicest sounding reverbs and the low end was ridiculous.
Even if a large speaker can reproduce a relatively high frequency, "beaming" is a problem. You will hear the high frequency fine on axis but it will disappear off axis. The larger the speaker, the more pronounced the beaming becomes.
If you're going to mic the amp, it's not an issue. But, if you're gonna mic the amp, why get one so damn loud and heavy? I played with a fiddler who used a Super Reverb, and there was definitely a big difference in his sound on axis and off. It'd be more of an issue with 12" speakers. That's why I'd recommend something with a tweeter horn.
Post by liftyrfists » Tue Sep 19, pm I see I see I know that the older thing doesn't always make a difference, but holding all things constant on an amp, in that they have remained "in-tact" which may be a little unrealistic for such an old amp I thought older meant more broken in and such.
Who knows, haha. But are there any particular amps you would recommend with a tweeter horn? I've heard great things about a little unknown, I think anyway, brand called Centaur.
Any other recommendations? And I did take a little poetic license in saying undoubtedly, perhaps to the point that I'm not really sure at all, haha. Traditional guitar amps just don't use tweeters. Tweeters don't do a thing for electric guitars - but they're nice for acoustics. You could use two amps. Or, you could mic the amp. Or, you could get yourself a small PA speaker and rig a foot switch to connect and disconnect it.
The low C on a viola is what, or is it hz? Post by meblumen » Wed Sep 20, am I got a question for you liftyrfists. My new band has a cello player.
Right now she uses a small akg condensor just off her F-hole sent straight to the PA. However, we constantly have feedback problems and she wants to get more into using effects and experimenting with her sound. My Ampeg sounded great, but it was always in the shop, and it was expensive to fix the power tubes are expensive.
A twin is very loud, and the late 70s versions are even louder at watts! I think the vt22s are cheaply priced because they usually need some work when you buy them. Its hard to find a mint condition Ampeg. Post by liftyrfists » Wed Sep 20, am meblumen wrote: I got a question for you liftyrfists. Post by meblumen » Wed Sep 20, pm liftyrfists wrote: meblumen wrote: I got a question for you liftyrfists.
Post by liftyrfists » Wed Sep 20, pm Right. You can simply run a cord from the pick-up to the amp. Also, when running through the amp, I use a compressor which helps out considerably. I have the electro-harmonix black-finger compressor, which I have enjoyed quite thoroughly.
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Real Amps worth buying for aspiring guitarist? Messages: Likes Received: To get a sound out of your modeller that can compete with a real amp, you better be prepared for the learning curve. I switched over to using a POD for pragmatic reasons: -I want to be able to record at home -I want a lightweight setup for gigs -I want to be able to play at low volumes at home, even at band rehearsals when the drummer uses V-Drums rehearsing at low volumes is an absolute delight -I don't want to be stuck to one type of sound and dont want to expand on fx pedals The only real argument for choosing an analog amp is the sound and feel of one, but frankly, when gigging at loud volumes you really can't tell if there's that much difference. I do recommend having an amp and cab, or combo of which you can use the power amp, or just a loose solid state power amp and cab. This always sounds better than using monitors and cab sims.
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Channels A and C have tone controls while channel B shares tone controls with channel A. The amp also has the famed ghostly Ampeg reverb. The amp comes with the original Ampeg footswitch. The amp's clean channel is sounds a lot like a Fender clean to my ears. The high gain distortion channel is high gain without being "metal" sounding.
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