Fender Super Sonic
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 Fender Guitar Amplifiers Super Sonic 22 Amp  US $1,049.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 60 Black 60W 1x12 Tube Combo Black US $1,399.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 60 Black 60W 1x12 Tube Combo Black US $1,399.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 22 Blonde NEW US $1,049.99
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 FENDER Super Sonic™ 100 Head US $1,799.99
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 FENDER Super Sonic™ 100 412 Slant Enclosure US $899.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 100 Head Blonde Super Sonic Head Blonde US $1,799.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 100 Head Blonde Super Sonic Head Blonde US $1,799.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 22 Guitar Amp Amplifer US $999.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 60 Blonde 60W 1x12 Tube Combo Blnd US $1,399.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 60 Blonde 60W 1x12 Tube Combo Blnd US $1,399.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 60 60W Tube Guitar Amp Head Demoed US $1,199.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 100 Head Blonde Guitar Amp US $1,799.99
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 Fender Super Sonic Twin Combo Blonde 100W Electric Amplifier Amp New in Box US $1,999.99
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 Fender SuperSonic 60w Tube Amp Head US $716.39
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 Fender Super Sonic 112 Guitar Combo Amp US $1,099.95
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 Fender Super Sonic 112 Supersonic 60 Watt Tube Guitar Amplifier NEW US $849.99
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 Fender Super Sonic 60 60w 1 x 12 Tube Combo Amp Blonde US $1,399.99
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Behringer EUROPORT EPA900 Ultra-Compact 900-Watt 8-Channel Portable PA System
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DescriptionLooking for the ultimate portable PA system? The new EPA900 sets up in less than five minutes and delivers articulate, high-fidelity performance. With its twin 450-Watt amplifiers and custom-designed, 2-way loudspeakers, the EPA900 can fill a medium- to large-sized room or project your voice for an incredible distance outdoors... |
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Mullard CV4024 - Super 12AT7 Black Plate
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DescriptionThe finest 12AT7, the CV4024 is now available for sale after only being available to the European military. This tube is perfect for preamps, driver tubes, audio and preamp tubes as well as phase inverters for all types of amps including Fender, Gibson and boutique guitar amps. |
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Fender Super Sonic vs. Twin Reverb 65 Reissue?
So I am torn between these two amps. I play the Fender JM Sig and play a lot of blues/pop music. I'm looking for a nice amp in the <$1500 range. Which amp do you think will work better for that kind of music? Any other amp suggestions?
The tone I'm looking for is in this video at 4:30. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nj9F0nWkitA&feature=fvst
Can the blues deville do that or come close? I know he plays two-rocks and dumbles so it's not going to be exactly the same.
I was also thinking of getting a keeley modded ts-808 if i get the twin. is that going in the right direction in terms of tone? I'm not very exprienced in amp & effects and am just now starting to get into it.
Thanks!
I get tone like that out of a Vibro-Champ XD and mic it. But I prefer small and moveable. But if you really want a "pro" rig...My first choice for a sound like that would be a Matchless Chieftain, second choice would be a Fender Vibro-King, and surprisingly enough a Vox AC-30 has a real "shimmering" quality to its sound. No offense to the Twin...
Of these three, only the Vox is around $1500 or less...(The XD is $200)
Real Blues guys wouldn't be caught dead with a Vox, though...
Don't get caught up on output wattages, either...A 5 Watt Amp pushed to the limit will sound better than a Marshall Stack pumped through a Variac and dummy load. Well...Unless you're playing Shea Stadium.
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