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1967 Fender Bandmaster Head
I love my current amp head, but if I had the money I would have kept my bandmaster head for cleans, it sounded so damn good.
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New bike done, and new guitar in the same day? today feels great.
and I love this weird little monster.
I have that same amp, I love it
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1955 Fender tweed Deluxe 5E3 for sale now at www.thunderroadguitars.com
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This is my current rig. I have a few other vintage guitars not pictured, as well.
1972 Telecaster / 1969 SUNN Dymos 2x12 / Heaven.
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Marshall
Jim Marshall, the father of Marshall Amps, just passed away at 88. Marshall’s goal was to provide a cheaper alternative to american made amps without sacrificing quality. Mission accomplished Jim. His first amp, the JTM 45, got immediate adoption from the british scene (Townshend, Hendrix, Blackmore and many more) and helped define the rock sound of the sixties. Today, Marshall amp is part of popular culture and some pieces are considered iconic. Marshall is dead, long live Marshall.
RIP Jim Marshall
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