New Used Amp Day—Supro 15 watt 12” speaker Blues King

[Yamaha Man]

Love it, so many to choose from

[Steve DeRosa]

Originally Posted by Martin Maniac

Love it, so many to choose from

Could you give us some more detail - I've had my eye on one of these for a while...

[Yamaha Man]

Originally Posted by Steve DeRosa

Could you give us some more detail - I've had my eye on one of these for a while...

Best way is to show you the knobs you have to work with.......IMG_0431.jpg

[Yamaha Man]

You can vary just about everything to pull out a multitude of great sounds.

[Yamaha Man]

You ca dial up many clean tones to many various levels of crunch. It’s very easy to find sweet spots that sound like many well known recordings. The Blues King name fits this amp very well. It does NOT disappoint. !!!!!!!!

[Yamaha Man]

Every aspect of this amp sounds great... from the built in reverb to the eq, to the gain and boost switches, everything is very responsive.

[Yamaha Man]

What I mean by that is some amps have knobs that don’t do much, not the case with this amp.

[Steve DeRosa]

Now to run it past the domestic CFO...

[Yamaha Man]

regarding finances...New these amps are selling for $599 plus tax and shipping if applicable. I found mine used for $399 plus taxes and shipping, so $462 total. That was a pretty reasonable price to get into a Supra, as most models are much more expensive. I would recommend this amp for anyone doing smaller venues or home studios. It's easily portable, doesn't weigh a ton, and sounds great. It can always be miked into a larger PA system, or use the line out. I bought mine to do recording in my home studio. If I were playing out at medium sized venues then I'd look at a different Supra model.

[rockabilly69]

Originally Posted by Martin Maniac

regarding finances...New these amps are selling for $599 plus tax and shipping if applicable. I found mine used for $399 plus taxes and shipping, so $462 total. That was a pretty reasonable price to get into a Supra, as most models are much more expensive. I would recommend this amp for anyone doing smaller venues or home studios. It's easily portable, doesn't weigh a ton, and sounds great. It can always be miked into a larger PA system, or use the line out. I bought mine to do recording in my home studio. If I were playing out at medium sized venues then I'd look at a different Supra model.

I have a very close friend who fronts a blues band with him on vocals and slide guitar. He plays rhythm and all of the slide guitar. He LOVES his Blues King. He specifically pointed out how good the overdrive sound in it is. He said he dumped his pedals ever since he got his.

[Yamaha Man]

Originally Posted by rockabilly69

I have a very close friend who fronts a blues band with him on vocals and slide guitar. He plays rhythm and all of the slide guitar. He LOVES his Blues King. He specifically pointed out how good the overdrive sound in it is. He said he dumped his pedals ever since he got his.

I believe it.....

[Yamaha Man]

Originally Posted by rockabilly69

I have a very close friend who fronts a blues band with him on vocals and slide guitar. He plays rhythm and all of the slide guitar. He LOVES his Blues King. He specifically pointed out how good the overdrive sound in it is. He said he dumped his pedals ever since he got his.

This track was made using only the overdrive in the Supro….no pedals...

https://waynekraft.bandcamp.com/track/har-har-har-har

[Yamaha Man]

no pedals...



https://waynekraft.bandcamp.com/trac...tion-breakdown


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[Yamaha Man]

LP>Supro


https://waynekraft.bandcamp.com/track/cant-you-see

[Yamaha Man]

Here's a sample of the reverb in the Supro…..

https://waynekraft.bandcamp.com/track/chuck-es-in-love