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Howdy, If you really like the sound of the black face amps, you can buy asiver face amp and with some capacitor and resisyor rewirig, recreate the black face sound. it's all laid out in "The tube amp book' By Aspen Pitman. It also has schematids for LOTS of amps, and a comparison guide of most of the amps out There. You could possibly buy a low cost amp and with tis book, modify it to suit your taste. Rig --- Paul Richards <paulrichard_rocks@yahoo.com> wrote: > Hi, all: > > Arrgggg....my latest amp choice (Vox AD60VTX) > didn't pan out as well as I liked hence I sold it am > again in the market for a home recording amp. I had > difficulty getting a consistant decent tone out of > the Vox (I'm partial to Black-faced sounding > Fenders, a little (or lot of when needed) grit but a > clean sound too). > > Another sidebar, I bought a used Line6 Pro Pod > that I'd like to use and running that into a > modelling amp didn't seem like a good choice as it > was a little problematic to get an undiluted tone > with the Vox - although it did have a manual mode. > > I was thinking about getting some small tube amp > and then using the Pro Pod and other outboard > effects. I've really been disappointed with the > onboard effects of most of the amps I had recently. > Something in the line of a fender Pro Junior looks > suitable BUT it appeared like it didn't have a line > out for recording and looping purposes. The fender > Princton recording Amp looks attractive and I may > have to pop for the $1K but I'd like to keep the > price lower if at all possible. > > Does anyone have any suggestions for a reasonably > priced amp? > > Regards, Paul > > > --------------------------------- > Get your own web address. > Have a HUGE year through Yahoo! Small Business. ____________________________________________________________________________________ No need to miss a message. Get email on-the-go with Yahoo! Mail for Mobile. Get started. http://mobile.yahoo.com/mail