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No Solid state love? One of the amps I own is a 1982 Roland JC120. I run a PODXT into it, using an A/B switch to get to the clean tones/chorus of the amp, which are unparalleled (IMO). The thing really shines when running effects & (POD) Distortion...so much so that I've retired my Mesa boogie Tri-Axis. If clean, shimmering tones with giant headroom and a GODLY stereo chorus are something you strive for, nothing else comes close to the (older) JC120.  Oh, and they are road tanks.
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Iucounu posted:So after my last tube rig got stolen last year (Laney VH100R half stack) I've decided to go digital with a Fractal Audio Axe-FX II. The new generation of amp modeling devices are the first to really nail the sound of great tube amps. Also it's smaller, lighter, and easier to drag in and out of pubs. I'm so happy to be done with the expense, hassle, and volume tube amps require. You will not regret it....and sound guys will love you for it (live). I programmed the most awesome Boogie Mark V tone earlier in the week on mine my ears have had a boner ever since.
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PUSSY MASTER 007 posted:crossposting from the new gear thread: nice choice. I love my '82 JC120. It simply can't be beat for what it's made for.
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