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If I am being honest to myself, my Blu 6 and my vintage Framus tube amp are probably all I really need, but it’s kind of fun to fiddle around with the others (well, for now anyway).
Originally Posted by Stringswinger
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07-14-2026 05:55 AM
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Those old tube amps are hard to beat. The Lafayette and Dynatone are classics along with your Fender tube amps. I still love my blackface Princeton Reverb, it sounds great with any guitar plugged straight in. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm down to three amps these days: a Fender Princeton Reverb, a Boss Katana 100, and a Roland JC-40. They all do something different, so I can't really justify getting rid of any of them. I used to buy and sell gear way more often, but now I just wait for a really good deal. I even keep a little stash of rescue bucks set aside for those random gear finds that are too good to pass up.
Last edited by Eugle; 07-22-2026 at 08:13 PM.
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A year ago, I posted here that I had 5 amps. I’ve since sold one.
My main amp playing out (when no backline) or for home practice is the Henriksen Blu Six. For travel a tiny rechargeable Lekato that plugs right into the guitar. Those are newish; I also have two tube amps from the ‘60s, Vibro Champ and Silvertone “amp-in-case” that are just for the fun of it. From the previous post, I sold the Fishman.



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