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Tim White
Добавлен 7 окт 2011
1972 Fender Champ Demo
Fender 1972 Champ demo. This amp has sat un-played in a loft at a windshield repair shop for almost 20 years until I discovered it while getting my car fixed next door to a Junk Yard near Indio CA. So, the amp is a stock 1972 Silverface Fender Champ except for the speaker which is a 1975 proper Fender approved replacement speaker. (8 inch)
I had a tech go through the amp he put in new tubes, replace two new capacitors in the bass EQ.
Includes brand new Tung Sol Gold Pin 12AX7 and EH 6V6GT.
Imagine what this would sound like through a 12" speaker?
I had a tech go through the amp he put in new tubes, replace two new capacitors in the bass EQ.
Includes brand new Tung Sol Gold Pin 12AX7 and EH 6V6GT.
Imagine what this would sound like through a 12" speaker?
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Видео
Marc Ford Podcast, Roller Coaster with Dr. White. Broad questions begin @ 5:00 min
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.5 лет назад
Marc came over to my house to check out that Eric Clapton Fender Champ that guy sold me in the desert, some of you may remember that video it's on my RUclips page. Interview begins after intro @ 52 seconds ruclips.net/video/EIxfoqMTqc4/видео.html&feature=em-comments Anyway we sat down for an interview and I edited it into a podcast. The first five minutes are guitar player specific, pedals, amp...
Louis Electric Tornado
Просмотров 9775 лет назад
Tweed Deluxe with a twist. Has EL34 beefed up power, more headroom and volume! www.louiselectricamps.com
TopHat Emplexador 50 watt Plexi
Просмотров 6 тыс.5 лет назад
Top Hat, Emplexador Playthrough. Marshall 68 Plexi style amp with Dr. White. Notice how much better a good guitar sounds( Blue Tom Anderson) than a garbage one (White Les Paul Studio) www.tophatamps.com
The Mighty Delta Tones: Last gig on Earth
Просмотров 2806 лет назад
Rest in Peace Scotty! Delta Tones Live at the Tack Room: Indio CA 10-11-17
Traynor Amp YSR-1 Found at Estate Sale
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1971 Traynor YSR-1 found at Estate sale with Blackburn Mullard tubes!
Eric Clapton's Fender Champ found in Mojave Desert?
Просмотров 56 тыс.7 лет назад
Marc Ford former Guitarist from the Black Crowes is in this video! I edited a podcast of Marc Ford from THIS interview, he plays guitar and talks about his favorite gear. ruclips.net/video/yb5pS0VPqdQ/видео.html So, this guy calls me about an amp I have on Craigslist and tells me he wants to trade Eric Clapton's Tweed Champ which his father got while working for Eric in the 1970’s for an amp I ...
JTM45 Reissue demo
Просмотров 51 тыс.7 лет назад
Demo of JTM45 RI 1999. Bridge pickup Amp on 10 @ 4:10 NO Attenuator! Rode Tube NTV Mic, Mogami Cable, Gibson Les Paul Studio, New Chinese 6L6 Power tubes, ANOS RCA and JAN Sylvania 12AX7 preamp tubes. Pro Tools with NO EQ, just a splash of Reverb. No Attenuator!
Roccaforte Custom 80
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There are almost no decent videos I can find online of this amp. So, this is basically what it sounds like with Bennet Moderne with Seymour Duncan Slash Humbuckers and a 4x12. Master volume on 2. Amp only with no pedals Video: 00:01- 00:08, 00:26- 1:15 and 1:31-1:50 is amp only. Recorded on an iPhone 6. Sorry about that but it's decent, my guitar is relatively in tune and more importantly, I wa...
Budda 1997 Stringmaster
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Run through of different tones on the Rare 1997 Budda Stringmaster. This is the most touch sensitive amp I have ever played. It's only 30 Watts, it does not have a master volume so when you play harder it distorts more. It sounds like a Vox mixed with a Plexi Marshall. Pre Peavey, handwired, 4 EL 84's 3 12AX7's. Budda only made about 100 of these amplifiers. Signed by Jeff Bober, Budda founder.
The sound is Alnico blue’s one. Much influence from the speaker. Bad video
Years ago I played a JTM45 RI through a Marshall 1960TV and it was heavenly!!!
Yeah, that is a great cab for that amp…
Hi how can I enjoy the Marshall JTM45 At home I am at a crossroads whether to sell it and buy a small amplifier or is there a possibility to save our friendship and keep it thanks
That thing sounds like something ZZ-Top would use. Great tone man. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hey when are you going to upload your next video? We want some vocals to accompany that.
Whit culture died. It’s just a black man’s world now. No guitar for you… dats reparations.
Who & the f is this knucklehead? Novel idea: ask Clapton🤣😂😅
I found a tweed bassman played by elvin bishop in a dumpster in Napal
Lay off the pot. I can't even see ur eyes in the first clip. Squinting
That's funny! I pass on grass. Geez, I'm in one of the windiest places on earth and staring into the sunset.
Im so excited i have a tornado on the way should see it in a few weeks!!
I now use a Matchless Excalibur. A discontinued one channel high gain Matchless. Better than the Independence. It also has a Midrange control, something Matchless doesn't usually include on their amps. Bypass-able Master volume and it uses EL34 power tubes. There aren't any demos online except one from the NAMM show, so I guess I'll make one soon.
I have a 69 it has Sylvania El 34 tubes . Eddie liked Sylvania el34s I heard
Sounds incredible.
I really like the sound quality of that amp. Having 2 preamp channels is a real plus.
Thank you! It has three channels...
George Terry would of been the guy did the mod But that would of been a few years later Jeff Beck did it first Like everything He even started Led Zep Becks Bolaro Truth LP And also FZappa did it to a Pignose amp in1971
Thanks for the info!
one born every minute lol
Taking offers! Are you nuts?🤯
I traded him that for some smack I am not Eric Clapton. I stole it from the old man up the street. Now you got it. Lol 😆 I got bridge that used to belong to warhol you want to buy that.
I believe this story as much as I believe biden won.
Can you turn it all the way up with no attenuator and be in the same room?That's Angus Young territory right there.Great playing too.
Yes absolutely! However I think if the capacitors were replaced it may be quite a bit louder. My vox ac30 is at least twice the volume all the way up. When the power tubes add their distortion it sounds different than preamp gain, warmer fuzzier and way more compressed in the feel. It's nice not having a master volume the amp is much more dynamic and touch sensitive the way it should be.
Hey Tim, I was the guy that sold you this amp. I'm also the one that got it tuned up by Jeff Bober and had him sign the back plate. I hated to let it go, but years later I ran into a 2X12 version that I probably paid to much for. Any idea where this amp is now?
yeah it was a great amp and I remember talking with you about it. I traded it to a guy in New York. I couldn't sell it because boutique amps are hard to sell sometimes
cool video!!!
I have one from my 12th Birthday that was bought new..it still has the original valves and plays great..I could never part with it
Just bought one! And have never been more excited
Every guitar player in Toronto had one but we didn't know how bad the original Marsland speakers where.Clapton used one with a Marshall 4x12 cab at Massey Hall and with The Plastic Ono Band .We couldn't figure out why we didn't sound like him lol Try a Marshall cab cheers
Is Massey Hall in Toronto?
Sure is its the place to play
@@jamesanthony2138 I guess it was part of the Canadian Backline
Nice sound, I want one
Talk normal,
marshall should have put a master vol in the back of these and the plexiglass ri ,,,....they are useless with out em unless your on a stage
@@drwhiteguru I’m talking about post phase inverter master volumes we get done on older non master volume Marshall’s . They should have them done to reissues so we can play em without blowing our ears out . They sound better than using a power soak to my ears
Could the “Terry” be George Terry, Clapton’s second guitarist for years from 74-78.
@@drwhiteguru George Terry's sound was much cleaner than Claptons on the EC live album
Great vid sounds fantastic 👏 you should get some nos 6l6 tubes I have the sylvania 12ax7 tubes also same with The Rca tubes thats most likely why your amp sounds so good well the les paul helps . ok your playing also !
Thanks Paul, yeah I did get some NOS 6L6 power tubes still in the boxes but I sold the amp! Now what am I going to do!? I got some EL34's too (Siemans) Playing a Matchless Excalibur these days.
I have one from Nov '69. Sweetest amp ever.
Made in 🍁
Hi There. Hope all is well. I'm looking for a "Marshally" amp to replace my recent 1959HW I bought new. It was returned as it exhibited some issues that I didn't want headaches about...especially on a new amp. Currently have a Matchless HC30 and a Two Rock CRS to cover the vox and fender/dumble sounds. What's your take on the Top Hat Emplexador....does it nail the Plexi tone? Also can the amp sound close to a JTM45. I had shortlisted the Top Hat, Suhr SL68 and Matchless Independence. Was gonna go for the Independance but it seemed it just touched Plexi territory...lots more gain than I'd need. Hope to hear from you.
sorry I just found your comment. yes it gets close to the JTM 45, and yes it gets pretty close to a plexi you can hear how much power to distortion there is when I’m playing the blue guitar. The preamp is only on two
Sounds really good man.....I'm considering getting a JTM45 RI
thanks!
The amp kills and so does the Anderson. The Les Paul sounds like ass.
John Forgarty had a champ .. SRV had a champ ..Buddy Holly had a champ .
I boughta tweed original '59 champ and a early '60 guild starfire about 20yearsago like a idiot I took it to rosebowl and sold the amp and the guitar to Norman SMMFH BTW the champ was DEAD MINT nobodycouldbelieveit the guy bought the amp but for some reason never played it
Not so sure it was Claptons, I would want to see the strats too. The output with the transformer would be the pro guitar tech way to do that on the fly when out on the road during the 70's....... But it is indeed a hack none the less. Regardless it is a very clean Tweed. Did you re-cap it. Too bad you didnt have more gut shots of the board. Two Questions I must ask..... Did you trade the Marshall or not? What did you get it for and how much did ya sell it for? Pioneer Town is Great!
Cool story! Yeah we have a lot of similarities I think we’re around the same age and I went to high school in California Southern California. I played bass for about 20 years but I took guitar lessons on the side and practiced guitar. In the early 90s I got mesa boogie studio preamp and a bunch of Rack gear and that was fun. I also learned how to become a studio engineer so I could use that rack equipment not only with my guitar but in the studio. About five years ago I got bit by the boutique bug and went on a long journey of trying all the classic amplifiers. The Marshall hand wired clones, Vintage Fender Blackface and silverface, I like the clean sounds but the distorted tones I thought sounded really horrible. The bass got loose and flubby just didn’t like it. I would read about certain amps buy them used play them record them then sell or trade for something else just as a way to educate and train my ear and it was a lot of fun. Some of my favorites were: Matchless independence, Vox AC30, TopHat Emplexador, Budda Stringmaster Hiwatt, BRay modified Marshall. I always wanted to try a tweed bassman and I’ve never played through one yet so I envy you there. I’m also really getting into analog synthesizers which is something I always wanted to be into as a kid but couldn’t afford it. Now they are having a retro resurgence similar to the tube boutique guitar world. I think my favorite was the VOX AC 30. It got really distorted but you had to turn it all the way up no master volume, the cleans were great but the edge of break up and touch sensitivity was out of this world. Cool story about your Bassman! Got any clips? Stay in touch!
Yes I traded him the Marshall, and I sold the Champ on Reverb.
Great sound and playing !....you still have the amp ?
Thank you! No I don't It was O.K. but nowhere near TopHat Emplexador or Matchless Independence. I played a handwired JTM45 reissue and it was AMAZING!
@@drwhiteguru Thanks for your reply !!.......Cheers!
Poor man, he has spent too many years in the desert eating chicken wings.
Nice Demo! How is it at low volumes? Do you need an attenuator?
Thanks it's clean at low volumes. Plenty of great tone but to get the dirt you need to crank it and get those power tubes cookin'. It's basically a Tweed Deluxe with a bit of old school Marshall Bluesbreaker mixed in, more midrange. But the dirt is that saturated tweed breakup, more like Neil Young. Like a fuzz pedal. So I had a Dr. Z attenuator installed in the cabinet but it was still loud. I would recommend maybe a Rivera Rock Crusher if you wanted to get down to TV volume and still sound great.
Sold. Hit buy on reverb.
It should awesome thru a 12 inch speaker, agreed.
Sounds excellent. I just bought a Budda SuperDrive v40 series 2 with 2-12s. It sounds really good. I wanna hear it cranked.
That's great have you turned it up yet? Sorry I just saw this...
I've got Robert Johnson's Marshall stack from the early 30's. Damn near mint.
best amor youtube ever!!!!!
cool.thanks!
Well, this story's bullshit because Clapton was not out touring when he was using heroin. Read any of the multiple Clapton biographies. Doubt it ever got anywhere near Clapton.
So this is the one Gary Moore used on still got the blues? Pretty sure he got the first reissue they ever made in 1990 and pumped it into sonic heaven with a guvnor pedal
I didn't know that! Maybe... I'm sure he could make an amp like this sing with a Les Paul and a Guv'nor! I actually have one of those old Guv'nor pedals from the early 90's it still works too.
I owned one for 30 years. Made in Canada eh!