What do you know about them? Have you played one? What do they sound like? Any information about them would be helpful. Thanks.
It was over 20 years ago. I seem to recall that they are very clean, very loud, and I seem to remember that it was tough to get to distort, I had to crank it all the way up to distort it. Don't recall the tone so much since I was an idiot.
-Matt
Some of those old amps were great! all tube, ptp wiring, and they make great studio/recording amps, one of those amps that you can turn up to get a great overdrive sound w/o rattling the windows. Depends on the model.
I had one of the 2x6L6 amps. It sounded a lot like my old Bassmans. It broke up really nicely and had headroom after the point where it broke up. That's going through either a 4 or a 2x12. The stock 15 cab sucked.
They're very clean amps, but when they do start to clip they have a very raw, unrefined sound to them.
I've owned a couple of the Silvertone Twin Twelves. Cheap but very cool! The reverb is useless but the tremolo is very bluesy. To me, the Silvertones have a great tone for rootsy soulful bluesy kind of stuff. Kind of a cool quot;swampyquot; tone. Lew
I had several of them a few years ago...Im with Lew...very cool for roots music. IMO te prices are now way too high for what you get but if you can get a deal on one grab it!
i got a Twin Twelve, i enjoy it alot. Fully cranked it sounds like 1st album sabbath, lew is right great swampy blues tone, bad reverb, great trem. There pretty loud, i like it.
check out the video for the tweakfuzz with blues saraceno on this site. hes using a sears silvertone amp in it. it sounds really good there i think.
Interesting about what lew said. I heard that most of them were very bright. Almost too bright. I know a guy who knows a guy whose selling one of the 6X10 combos but it sounds like somebody took a stick and stirred up its brains so I dunno about that one. Its the first Ive ever heard of the brand though. Im gonna keep my eyes open for these though they sound pretty cool. Thanks for the insight.
I believe that is what Jack White from the White Stripes uses. I think his stage set up uses 3 of the 6x10s. I've never heard them in person but they sound intriguing. You can usually find a few on Ebay.
It was over 20 years ago. I seem to recall that they are very clean, very loud, and I seem to remember that it was tough to get to distort, I had to crank it all the way up to distort it. Don't recall the tone so much since I was an idiot.
-Matt
Some of those old amps were great! all tube, ptp wiring, and they make great studio/recording amps, one of those amps that you can turn up to get a great overdrive sound w/o rattling the windows. Depends on the model.
I had one of the 2x6L6 amps. It sounded a lot like my old Bassmans. It broke up really nicely and had headroom after the point where it broke up. That's going through either a 4 or a 2x12. The stock 15 cab sucked.
They're very clean amps, but when they do start to clip they have a very raw, unrefined sound to them.
I've owned a couple of the Silvertone Twin Twelves. Cheap but very cool! The reverb is useless but the tremolo is very bluesy. To me, the Silvertones have a great tone for rootsy soulful bluesy kind of stuff. Kind of a cool quot;swampyquot; tone. Lew
I had several of them a few years ago...Im with Lew...very cool for roots music. IMO te prices are now way too high for what you get but if you can get a deal on one grab it!
i got a Twin Twelve, i enjoy it alot. Fully cranked it sounds like 1st album sabbath, lew is right great swampy blues tone, bad reverb, great trem. There pretty loud, i like it.
check out the video for the tweakfuzz with blues saraceno on this site. hes using a sears silvertone amp in it. it sounds really good there i think.
Interesting about what lew said. I heard that most of them were very bright. Almost too bright. I know a guy who knows a guy whose selling one of the 6X10 combos but it sounds like somebody took a stick and stirred up its brains so I dunno about that one. Its the first Ive ever heard of the brand though. Im gonna keep my eyes open for these though they sound pretty cool. Thanks for the insight.
I believe that is what Jack White from the White Stripes uses. I think his stage set up uses 3 of the 6x10s. I've never heard them in person but they sound intriguing. You can usually find a few on Ebay.
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