Finding Three Amps I've Wanted for Years! (Let's Go!)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- It's new guitar amplifier day! This video will also explain my personal approach to buying a new amp and what I like to do when I find something I like. This is a bit of a guitar shop vlog shot at Found Sound in Melbourne, Australia
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I wanted to put something a little different together for this video; I hope you like it! I am a sucker for the big sound, you can't beat it. 😀Let me know which amp you liked the best!
NICE 1 Shane! All the PV Classic range are GREAT amps. I have a C20 & it a seriously good amp, except for the reverb. It sucks!
WAS it an original MIA model or the later MIC one?
Cheers!
I liked all 3 the best.
This is a USA made one and the reverb sounds great on this - it's got the super-reverb thing going on but with a shorter trail. Thanks mate. @@DMSProduktions
@@intheblues Great. A REAL rev tank in it?
The PV I have has a digital 1.
Yeah, there is a huge tank in the back. I'll do a playtest/review of it soon.@@DMSProduktions
Congrats on finding some nice left-handed amps.
I just snagged a Peavey Classic 30 and a CRATE G40C (rock/metal nostalgia! just last week! Good times! :)
Was nice to experience and share your excitement
Happy New Amp Day
I recall the first Classics coming out in the 70s, I loved that sound.
Good shout on taking your own guitar when buying an amp!
once the new wears off you could slap in some jensen or emenince alnico speakers and lift it to a even higher level of greatness , if your feeling real generous you could put some celestion golds in it , but they probably would cost more then the amp it's self ..
I knew you were going home with that Peavey. lol!
That thing must be a boat anchor. I had a classic 30 once with a single 12 and I remember that weighing a ton. Good luck to your back......😉
It's about the same as a Super-Reverb, so while it's not light, it's not as bad as the Twin haha. I wheel all of my amps around to venues on trolly's these days anyways, why carry it anywhere far when you don't have to. BTW, classic 30's are light to me - 20kgs or so. 🤷🏻♂️
Those scratchy pots are a super cheap, super easy fix. I wouldn’t make those a deal breaker, personally.
How many Prosonics did Greg Koch blow up? 😆
I’ve owned all the Peavey Classic series amps. Phenomenal amps super underrated.
I’m surprised you let a crackly input put you off. It’s a pretty easy fix for a competent tech.
It's a shame to rule out an amp just because it has noisy pots. You can easily clean them up yourself or with the help of a friend who's done it before.
I always bring my own guitar because, as a lefty, there is a better than a 50% chance they don't have lefties.
haha, 100% - it's a no-brainer for us lefties!
Nice Kiesel btw
Interesting. I may have to re-think my opinion of Peavey. I have tried about 4 of their amps over the years, and didn’t care for any of them. (Also did not care for their customer service or management style) Not sure if I ever tried that 4x10 model though. I’ll have to see if I can find one to try.
Yeah today’s Peavey isn’t what it used to be. You used to could call and always get a human on the phone, sometimes even Hartley himself and ask questions and nerd out. They def need to do some hiring. But give them another listen, friend. They’re my favorite amps. Check out Shane’s videos on the Bandits and Delta Blues. And check out Johan Segeborn’s old Peavey videos. I think you’ll be blown away
My experience is that scratchy pots are just dirty on the inside, and it's likely to happen to any pot. A bit of contact cleaner in the body of the pot can take care of it!
Have you tried one of those Laney VC50s? I think you would love the tones you can get from those (I am a bit of a Laney fanboy tho, so I can be somewhat biased)
I’ve got an S ton of Peavey gear. Classic 30 and delta blues 2/10 are my favorite. But my 1970 Vintage 4/10 hybrid is sweet feet. Kinda like a classic 50 with solid state preamp. I thought it was a classic 50 when I bought it, but then I was like where are they hiding the preamp tubes?
I buy waaay too much used and vintage stereo equipment. Scratchy pots are an opportunity for me. An easy fix but good enough reason for a significant discount usually.
Pro sonic all day long ,,, love my 22 pro sonic ;0)
Great amp. Now you might wanna buy an Accutronic 9EB2C1B reverb tank to upgrade from the stock two springs to an even nicer sounding three springs reverb like you can find in a Fender Twin Reverb. Easy and cheap upgrade that’s worth the money. (And of course creates new content)
Prosonic is a sleeper amp for sure. The drive channel takes some tweaking in my experience, but the clean channel is superb.
For sure, man! Yeah it took me a bit of tweaking but it screams. 😀🎸
Well....shit....the amp you bought sounds obscenely good. ✌️🎸✌️
That MKIV is a twin on Steroids and was the one..Big miss-out, Bro. My first good amp in 93. I had to save for over a year to order from Petaluma
I love boogies, but it's out of my price range.
“The vibe of this amp is that I’m buying it” 😂😂 heck yeah Shane! That Peavey is awesome, but I’m such a sucker for a Princeton.
They all sounded great. The Peavy stood out. Everyone needs to own a Princeton. In going to pull the trigger on one soon.
They do! They've been on my list for a while. I would have got the Twin Amp if it had worked properly, as well. It's a killer amp, and the 25-watt switch is awesome. Princeton's are awesome little amps.
Na, I'll be right.
@@inthebluesI had one of those twins. I’m sure you’d make better use of it than I was able to, but it was 90 pounds heavy, didn’t fit in the cab of my truck, and was too loud even at 25 watts!
Sounded amazing though and loved the footswitch!
He bought a Jeep 😂🤣
Great on fuel efficiency I bet 😬
I'm spying that HiWatt combo amp behind you
I don't think I've ever walked into a store with one of my guitars to buy an amp. The only amp I think I regret buying was the Boss Katana. Not that it's a bad amp per se, just not my thing and a little over hyped when they cane out..
Second amp I ever bought was a 70's silver face Fender Twin Reverb - loudest bloody amp I think I've ever owned and couldn't get it to break up 😆. After that I realised I was probably a Marshall guy.
Look forward to the new GSS with this store Shane.
Such a great video . I’ve got an old Marshall AVT combo and recently got a Les Paul and obviously the output on that is different from the couple of Strat style guitars I have .i got the Les Paul after trying one in a store and I played it through a Peavey Classic 50 which sounded great . Fast forward a couple of month and there’s a Fender Protone which I’d never hesrd of up for sale near me !! Great to hear both amps and they are both around the same price here in the U.K. second hand around £400 . Enjoy your Peavey but I don’t know what to go for myself !! 🏴
I'm very surprised you said the Classic 50 is like a Super Reverb. I liked my C50 far better than any of the Fender Hotrod and Blues series amps, but it sounded nothing like my late 60s Super Reverb (still own that amp).
Should try out the Friedman Jake E Lee 20 Watts amplifier all rounder.
Or a Carr Mercury awesome amps.
Hell yea what a great shop! I got family in Melbourne....maybe I should go visit family ( some guitar shops).
I would have asked the shop to maybe clean out the inputs of the Fender Twin amp before I dismissed it out of hand, but you probably weren't leaning toward it anyway. Peaveys are hard to beat and I think the reason the Peavey Bandit holds its value year after year is mainly due to your singing its praises on your channel.
2:10 Those aren't scratchy pots. Those are cracked solder joints.
Ah! Thanks for the tip. Anything making a full blast static noise when I turn pots can't be good. Cheers!
I had the tweed Peavey Classic 50/410 and it was one of the best I ever had. Had the head briefly too. Also awesome.
Only sold out of fear of a breakdown, because both amps were pretty beat up.
What a great sounding amp! I liked the Peavey the best! 🎸🔥🎸🔥🎸
Thanks, Scott. It's a monster of an amp, I am loving the tones. :)
I would have picked the Peavey too mate ! Looking forward to seeing the GSS !
The Peavey Classic 30 with the Blue Marvel speakers sounds awesome when it's cranked. You should try one if you get a chance.
I think the Peavey 50 sounded better for my ear. Blues On....💙
My guess about the Peavey Classic was right hehe, I've been tempted a few times!
Scratchy pots are an easy fix, you might be able to get a discount.
If I was planning on testing an amp I'd bring my own guitar because the chances of me finding a halfway decent guitar strung left handed at the store are much less than guaranteed
As a lefty, it's definitely a good move. :)
Why not get them to knock the price down on the twin and clean the pots? Pretty easy!
Enjoyed the video man!
What?....no Ute and cattle dog?....disappointed...
I’m a big fan of the Princeton sound
I like the Peavey classic amps too the 50 has a fan in it to cool the tubes I think Stuart Smith that is the Don Felder replacement in the Eagles was plays classic 50s
Like the t-shirt! I bought a guitar from Jerry 6-7 years ago. Nice dude.
Thanks man! I love Jerry's shop. I go there every few years to shoot videos. It's a great place. I can't wait to see what his new place will be like in TN. :)
To cure scratchy pots in a guitar or amp, I use Deoxit D5 which comes with a thin straw tube. Quick squirt into the pot, rotate the pot after spraying, problem solved. Phillip Mcknight on his channel "Know Your Gear" recommended this product for this application, works a treat.
It could also be way worse. These pots maxed the volume out which was brutal. It could be a board issue.
Great purchase! Cannot wait to hear it with some humbuckers through it! Nice long review please Shane 🙂 Especially want to see you carrying it a km from car to stage 🤣
Mirrors in the amp room so you can see how you look when playing 😂
Cool vid, great room sound captures 👍
find a peavey valveverb unit and you can have that reverb in any amp you want
Good thing you did bring your guitar, because I didn't see a single lefty hanging on their wall.
I love 10 inch speakers the best
I can't believe you just walked past a highly collectable Hayman guitar without a second look. They are extremely rare.
I went there for amps. :)
Shane you might dig the video of the 1960 Gibson GA-83S stereo tube amp a guy just uploaded. Vid title- *Homeskoolin’ Bonus “The Most Pimp Gibson Amp Of All Time”* About 25 years ago I let an original one owner early 60's Fender Vibro-King get by me. I was delivering pizzas and I saw it sitting in the young college students kitchen along with a Fender bass of the same era. He said his dad just gave them to him. He said he didn't play himself so would see with his dad what he should ask for the amp. He called me and said he'd take $650 for the amp. Sadly I had to turn down his offer because I was recently divorced and had my two year old son by myself. That's an amp rarer than hens teeth. Oh' well I've also had many great great finds in my life I did get.
I got up at 5am one day for work, looked on Craigslist and just listed for $25 was a complete minty 1950's Wurlitzer 120 piano with the horizontal wire in the music rack. I b-lined it to Akron from Columbus and grabbed that one.
I found a fully working AMPEG G110 Tremolo/Reverb 1976 FET Solid State combo amp sitting on the sidewalk one day with a "FREE TAKE ME" sign on it. It worked as soon as I plugged it in. I'm telling you it is one of the most amazing, sweet sounding solid state amps you'd ever play. And super versatile, you can plug anything into it. It's a closed back, front round hole ported cabinet so it has solid bass, but the FET's have a very tube like response. Excellent touch response. I know Keith Richards played the tube Ampeg VT-22 combo, but the G110 is the perfect Keith Richards honkytonk sound at moderate volumes, which the G110 can get pretty loud. I'd call it a must have studio amp.
Scratchy pots solution: Many times it's just dust buildup, so roll the knob back & forth several times (somewhat quickly) for a min or so-- more times than not this approach solves the scratchy pot syndrome ;) Enjoyed the video!
9 times out of 10 that works!
Been doing it for 50 years.
Those classic 50’s are sleeper amps. I’ve had a few of them over the years (both the 4x10 and 2x12 tweeds) and both rocked hard. Nice score mate
Thanks, Nick. These are great; even at lower volumes, I'm able to get great tones out of them. Wild stuff!
C20 is a nice smaller package & the Delta Blues 1X15 is phenomenal!
The Peavey sounded great! Enjoy!
I have the Peavey Classic 20 combo from the 90s. Nice, simple amp.
Wow…. That Kiesel through that Peavey sounds epic..!
Mind sharing what pickups you have in that Kiesel..?
Cheers..!
They are the Kiesel Johnny Hiland Pickups. :) Cheers!
Your sound, sounds Claptonist👍😎
Nothing like finding a cool amp second hand
Yes. Four tens classic 50.
Try two Classic 30 Heads w/ spring rvb
In stereo. 60 Watts.
Once you go STEREO
You'll never go back.
Peavey..." the Mississippi Fender"
Clean and "the Mississippi Marshal"
Drive.......in STEREO.....
Your band mates, especially vocalists, will
Love you. Lower volume, better sound.
!
PS. I've got a picture of myself
( California Seppo)
Walking by the Yarra in Melbourne
In 1989-90 reminds me
of that drone shot.
Love The Cats and The Magpies.
Lots of Love for Vic OZ.
Congrats on the amp!
I've got a 1985 Peavey valve amp I bought from the original owner in 1988, dual 12 inch black widows in it all original.
Wow it is is loud, loudest amp I have ever heard in that cabinet size. Massively reliable too, but just too loud for my normal use especially now I'm an old guy ill probably sell it one day if I find someone who appreciates an original amp of that era.
Happy new amp day. Hope it`s not a back breaker, but I liked the sound!
Picked up a PV Classic 4x10 and a head the year they were released. Absolutely phenomenal amp. Out of the 15 amps I keep in my studio, only the PV's and a Vox AC15 are the ones that haven't been in the shop for service.
Nice choice. But that Prosonic...oh my.
Hello Shane. I enjoyed this video. I too, have spent many hours testing and buying amps by doing these same things. My years of searching for my "best" amp came to an end a few years ago, when I purchased a JVM410HJS. I liked it right away, but going in, I did not expect the EL34's to be as versatile as they turned out to be. Once I became familiar with the controls, I was able to replicate all the other Marshall's I owned, including my JTM45 that has KT66's. I can also replicate all my other amps including but not limited to Fender, Mesa, Laney, Peavey, and many other amps, with some tweaking. It is now the only amp I need. I like it well enough that I am selling all my digital devices, including my GT-1000, my Katana Artist, and just using my JVM410HJS. If you haven't tried one, I encourage you to procure one and then set aside some time so you can get used to its controls. I find it to be the "Marshall" of all Marshall amps.
Fun video...thanks Shane. I have the Peavey 20w classic head into 2X12 greenbacks..most amazing cleans!!
Great thing about the Peavy Classic is that you never have to say it’s a great amp “for the money”. It’s just a great amp.
I watched an interview with Kenny Vaughn a while back talking about vintage Gibson amps. He said 59 is the sweet spot for them because they changed the wiring in 60. I have some other vintage amps like a 66 Magnatone and a 70 Fender Champ but my 59 Gibson GA9 is easily my favorite tone from any of them.
Smart choice getting the Peavey amp with the 4 x 10 inch speakers.
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day Shane also i am a new subscriber ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊 to be honest
thanks for the kind words and for the sub! :)
Congrats on the "Mississippi Marshall" Peavey! Great amp, so underrated
You Found your Sound!
Remember the days when going to the music store was about the smell, the staff, the products, the cool things….and not the RUclips video that you have to make during, causing everyone around to be a bit weirded out by being filmed or filming constantly….what a different world we live in today…..Cheers mate
Yaaassss...the old days!
The Mesa and I am done 😅😎
Great shop and staff. Such an array of equipment on sale.
I was lucky to walk into a music store and as I opened the door, a Classic 50 was straight ahead and I was locked onto it. It was like meant to happen. I also found a E410 cab later, and bought that also. My reverb didn't work, but a tech told me most likely it's a simple fix in these amps. I never even missed it because the tone is so good, and I have pedals. A friend and I compared like 8 high end amps, and the we both agreed the Classic 50 had the best clean tone of them all. It's been in storage in my house for maybe 5 or 6 years now, so I'm building a current limiter to fire it back up( to be on the safe side, it's one of the early amps), I like it paired with a 115 cab. It is a back breaker,so I used a two wheel cart and straps to move it. A great sounding amp, this inspires me to get back in use.
I love FoundSound !
Great advice - bring your own guitar! I do that myself, except it's the reverse for me. I bring my main amp - a little Yamaha THR (I don't gig anymore). If the amp likes the guitar, then we're set. And never compromise. Never tell yourself "Oh I can get past this or that." Don't do it, no matter what If anything feels off in the least - walk away, or you'll regret it later.
I was gonna say, the Peavey Cub 50 was the one, such a nice tone 👍🎶
another store i need to visit, thanks Shane
As you already know, that Classic 50 will serve you well. It was too bad the Twin had the scratchy pots, and maybe some Deoxit could help, but you didn’t seem to be looking for a project. If I recall correctly, @LandonBailey has one of those blue Princeton amps and it looks and sounds great. Cheers to you on getting another under appreciated Peavey, Shane!
Great video, I was at Found Sound a week ago amp shopping. Even played that Navy 68 Custom Princeton! Was a great amp. Thanks to the help of the team at Found Sound walked out with an amp and very happy with my purchase. The amp room there is great as well
Awesome stuff mate! What did you end up getting? :)
Thanks for showing the new shop - having them next to the Swop Shop on Elgin was why I moved to Drummond St! Plus they always had interesting lefties in there.
Princeton ...
Great vid, with the first amp, the twin, that input noise is caused by someone tripping or being very rough with a lead that had been plugged in, always use a lead with a right angle connection this will stop the connections inside the amp being stressed when you you trip on a lead left in the amp, these amps can be bargains as they are easy fixes as most of the time you just need to resolder the connections. On the old amps they are much sturdier as they have hand wiring and you don't get this problem.
Something about those 4X10 Tube Amps....... I had a Fender Super Reverb back in about 1972. Then sold all of my gear in a fit of heavy frustration with not being able to find other Dudes as serious about playing as I was. Later getting back into playing (I couldn't completely quit!) I bought a Rivera 4X10 Quiana. Still have it...still LOVE it! Paul Rivera was hired to help Fender get back on track with their Tube Amps because he really knows his stuff. The company has changed hands since I got my two amps, so I can't comment on the amps made after he left, but MAN! They were amazing.
Congrats on the Peavey Classic 50. They were great amps as well.
I got a couple of the solid states from Rivera's tenure at fender, and even those are built better than alot of the tube amps being made today
Prosonic's like a unicorn. Weren't very many made. Fender-Boogie... Blackface Recto... Death Metal Tweediness...
That Peavey 😍 great choice
Shayne you're sounding awesome on that Peavey. Feels like old times! 😁
Thanks Cheddar! I am really loving the tones. I was shocked how great it sounded at lower volumes as well. The master output control is awesome. I hope you're doing great man!
@@intheblues i'm doing better than I was. Thanks man. Yeah, it sounded amazing in the video. Great choice!
that Princeton looks and sounds fantastic.
The Peavy instantly sounded killer. You always have great content. Best regards from New Jersey!
Thanks, John!
Great playing and tone Shane!
Thanks, Eddie!
Love the new Found Sound place, it's a great space.
Honestly Shane you sound great through them all 👍
This is a cool video. Thanks for posting.
ProSonic Supersonic have a Volume / Gain that Actuates Power..... RARE.
Unknown Fact..
Peavy Classics Are Best Tone for Money
G'day Mate