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12-07-2015, 02:45 PM
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Everyone likes something different. I like the Allesandro Commins amp.
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12-08-2015, 02:42 AM
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I think it depends on the archtop mostly. Do you use it mostly for acoustic-style But thev or electric playing? Is your archtop thin and shallow like a 335 or deep like a Super 400?
I have a big, deep archtop that is at home and loud in both acoustic and plugged in venues.I play it through a Roland AC60. Three years ago, I played it mostly acoustic. Today, I use electric strings and plug in. Using my rule, I should be using an electric amp. But the Roland sounds good enough for me.
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12-08-2015, 02:51 AM
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I think it depends on the archtop mostly. Do you use it mostly for acoustic-style or electric playing? Is your archtop thin and shallow like a 335 or deep
like a Super 400? I have a big, deep archtop that is at home and loud in both acoustic and plugged in venues.I play it through a Roland AC60. Three years ago, I played it mostly acoustic. Today, I use electric strings and plug in. Using my rule,I should be using an electric amp. But the Roland sounds good enough for me. And it is a fantastic synth amp.
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12-08-2015, 03:10 AM
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Hi,
sorry for being a Tech21 fanboy first! Use an acoustic amp and put a Tech21 Character-Pedal (Blonde or Liverpool) in front of it. So you got an acoustic AND an electric amp. cu erniecaster
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#21
12-09-2015, 02:24 PM
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The Roland Jazz Chorus and the Polytone Brute have been the standard backline amps in jazz clubs for a long time. Most of the biggies got their sound playing through those amps.
If you have something else in your head, then they sky is the limit. I prefer the mid-scooped sound of Fender blackface amps personally.
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