Guitar Players whats your favorite guitar amp combo?

My all time favorite set up was my Marshall 72 50watt head with my 4x12 w 75 watt Celestions, and Fender 40th ana,,Strat.

I've never had the finances to explore amps.. I've always played on Line 6 amps... As far as guitars go, I swear by Ibanez as I love the versatility of the guitar.

I don't play out, but if I did I would start to explore better amps (which I am sure I will soon enough.....)

Right now, I have a Jackson Soloist and a Line 6 Spider IV 75 (with the FBV express.) Really want to upgrade the amp one of these days (once I save up enough cash) and put together everything I want. The Line 6 stuff gives you a ton of sounds for the cash.

I only have a small practice amp currently, if I had the finances I'd get one of these...

S.D. wrote:

I only have a small practice amp currently, if I had the finances I'd get one of these...

Great choice

S.D. wrote:

I only have a small practice amp currently, if I had the finances I'd get one of these...

No argument from me whatsoever, my 8 strings sound great through an Orange and so does my Strat and my Steinberger Synapse.

I like the sound i'm getting from my Jackson guitar and this VOX valvetronics 20+ watt combo amp. The amp is a fusion of tube and modeling, so it has a lot of different sounds and fx built into it. What really sets it apart from other inexpensive budget amps is that it is the only one that gives a real tube amp sound (because it is actually part tube). Everything else in the same price range is digital / solid state.

I have a Peavey HP Special and an ESP 7-string through either an old 60-watt Peavey Triumph 60 hybrid combo with a Black Widow 12 in it or a newer Peavey ValveKing Royal 8 5-watt tube amp.

I've got an EVH 5150III 50w combo which is made by Fender. The perfect practice amp. 2x12, all tube, 3 channel. 7 12AX7 in the pre amp and 2 6L6 on the power amp. The best feature is the ability to adjust from 50 all the way down to 1 watt and anywhere in between. The clean channel is so freakin beautiful and channel 2 (crunch) is where all the magic is. Channel 3 is lead and it has so much power and tone. Not many amps have this tone and/or feature set at this price point. I can dial up the tone I what at a volume my neighbors can tolerate without compromise. You lose nothing by dropping the wattage, cause all the magic has already happened. I like to play jazz, blues, rock and metal and with this amp, I can do just that. An all tube amp. This amp will handle anything I can throw at it. This is perfect for what I do. Of coarse this probably isn't the best amp out there, but at this price, build quality and tone there really isn't any competition. I like lots of different amps out there and would buy quite a few if I could. Did I mention that it has 3 separate channels with fully adjustable eq and presence. switching between channels is flawless, no loss, no breaks.

I ordered it in black and it came white. I called them up and told them and they were going to send me a replacement and I just looked at it and said, no, don't bother, I'll keep it, just drop 50 bucks off for the screw up. Now, I'm glad it's white. I've grown to really like it.

Before you buy go and check out the 5150III combo and play it side by side an orange, cornford, marshall, boogie, vht, matchless or fender of similar specs and you'll see. That's what I did, and it was clear. I don't really dig any of the digital stuff, so that wasn't even a consideration.

my guitar is a Charvel San Dimas leftover from the namm show last year. It's white with two humbuckers (both Seymour Duncan, but I can't remember the models. My guess would be a 59 and JB). It had to be sold as a used guitar and the price was right, so I grabbed it. It has a floating Floyd and is white. I bought it because of the neck, maple unfinished with jumbo stainless compound radius. Just like I remember them. awesome. This has turned into my main practice guitar. So many out there I want, but this will do for now. I tend to favor stats with humbuckers(singles are cool too), no locking trem and a killer maple neck(always unfinished). Lots to choose from. maybe a LP or PRS for those times I'm feelin it. I have my eye on the new Guthrie Goven model Charvel just announced. The EVH wolfgang is also a nice guitar.

Oh yeah, effects I currently use are MXR phase 90, flanger, and stereo chorus. TC electronics flashback with a polytune at the front. I'm thinking of either adding or replacing the flashback with an MXR carbon copy. The flashback replaced a boss dd-3 delay recently. No need for distortion, overdrive with my amp.

Fender dynatouch amp
Marshall  dsl
Fender stratocaster
Charvel san dimas
Boss chorus..dod metal x..mxr delay...hush noise reduction
This setup gives me a sweet and full 80s metal sound.

I've had the same guitar since 1998:

1979 Gibson Explorer E2

Just moved and most of my stuff is still in boxes.