Re: More on tube amps

"HotchkissTrio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> I love fenders too.
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> The Fender "Jr" series amps use el84's.  The Pro Jr., Blues Jr. etc. 
> I think the devilles use them too.  My pro Junior is loud enough to
> cause me decent ear damage, I figure that's loud enough.

I had forgotten about the Blues Junior/Pro pair. Yeah, they're right 
decent sounding EL84 amps. Only 15W, but loud.

Greg

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> -Paul
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> "Greg D" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>> Pt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
>> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]: 
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>> > On Wed, 03 Dec 2003 03:16:20 GMT, Greg D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> > wrote: 
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>> >>That said, I heard a jazz guy in a music store playing through one
>> >>of theose Traynor 40W, 1x12 amps in cool ruby tolex a few weeks ago
>> >>and was floored by the tone. I'm not sure what kind of tubes it
>> >>uses, but had he not bought the amp right then and there, I
>> >>probably would have. 
>> >>
>> >>Greg
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>> > Greg, break down and try a Marshall with EL-34's.
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>> > Pt
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>>
>> Pat,
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>> My first real amp was a 70's model Marshall Lead 100W amp, no master
>> with dual 4x12 cabs fileld with Celestion greenbacks and a Sholtz
>> power soak. Great stuff, but heavy and loud. Wish I still had it for
>> the value alone, but nowadays I am a Fender addict - relatively
>> lightweight, loud enough, good clean tone, and loves pedals. If I
>> can't carry it with one hand, I won't buy it.
>>
>> Greg
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