15 watt amps galore!
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Godspeed64
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His house... :mrgreen:
Lol Swee Lee is the distributor of Laney amps! But remember, some staff will not allow you to test out your own guitars on their amplifiers..
Lol Swee Lee is the distributor of Laney amps! But remember, some staff will not allow you to test out your own guitars on their amplifiers..
nigellum
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is that a pathfinder 15r along with a cab? what cab is that?
jdawg
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It's a Pathfinder 10 running through a 1x12 Lopo Line open back cab, loaded with an Eminence GB12.
theunknown
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vox pathfinder 15r! coz its my new amp. and i like it!! heheh
naviros
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They don't? Why not?
Godspeed64
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Don't know.. I just know some staff at Sims Drive didnt allow me to use my own guitar..
Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
I'm also a faithful user of the Vox Pathfinder 15R... the Bass and Treble knobs are very interactive and I can get very nice sounds even at low volume. At high volumes, depending on the room it can get rather harsh, considering that the stock speaker is only 8 inches wide.
However that said, I use a 10-band EQ pedal to tighten up the bottom end and clear out the mid-range. If you wish to buy that amp, I would advise you to do likewise.
Another tip: try tilting the amp backwards against a wall such that it faces your gut, not your shins...
My pathfinder settings:
Gain 9 o'clock
Volume 11 o'clock
Treble 2 o'clock
Bass 5 o'clock
Reverb 12 o'clock
I seldom if never use the tremolo, so I tend to have those controls all at zero.
*shamless plug: planning to purchase a BIG amp soon, so if there are any interested parties kindly PM me your offer for this amp.
I'm also a faithful user of the Vox Pathfinder 15R... the Bass and Treble knobs are very interactive and I can get very nice sounds even at low volume. At high volumes, depending on the room it can get rather harsh, considering that the stock speaker is only 8 inches wide.
However that said, I use a 10-band EQ pedal to tighten up the bottom end and clear out the mid-range. If you wish to buy that amp, I would advise you to do likewise.
Another tip: try tilting the amp backwards against a wall such that it faces your gut, not your shins...
My pathfinder settings:
Gain 9 o'clock
Volume 11 o'clock
Treble 2 o'clock
Bass 5 o'clock
Reverb 12 o'clock
I seldom if never use the tremolo, so I tend to have those controls all at zero.
*shamless plug: planning to purchase a BIG amp soon, so if there are any interested parties kindly PM me your offer for this amp.
3rd_stone_fr_the_sun
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a 5w all tube amp is gonna sound louder than a 30w solid state amp.
i traded my vox pathfinder 15r for a black heart little giant. they're both great amps, the pathfinder is a very good starter's amp but the little giant is just a monster
i traded my vox pathfinder 15r for a black heart little giant. they're both great amps, the pathfinder is a very good starter's amp but the little giant is just a monster
naviros
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If I'm not wrong, Yamaha is the distro for Blackheart. Can head down to have a little look.
Whitestrat
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Not necessarily true... Dependant on amp class. If it's a class A, then it's doesn't get very loud... Also dependant on speaker power rating and cabinet style.
kernelspy
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peavey blazer 158.
This is also nice. OD is kick ass! TransTube technology of Peavey is surprisingly good...
jdawg
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Mine is just a small Fender Blues Junior, pre-amp tubes upgraded to 12ax7 tung-sol gold pin & power tubes with el84 NOS silvania, sounds so... SRV
What's that 335-style guitar that I spy? Vintage Ibanez perhaps?
