LuxeToneAmps
Joined: Nov 23, 2009
Posts: 64
So. Cal
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Posted on Apr 24 2013 02:33 PM
Here is a new amp I made:
Single Channel 2x 6L6 AB763 Combo Amp with 40 watts of power. Based on the second channel of a Fender® Super Reverb (AB763 circuit) It has that MOD spring reverb and opti-roach tremolo. I added a Tremelo shut off option for a real jump in gain! Originally I had 4x8" speakers in it, but now I have a 1 x 15" Ceramic (75watt)speaker, I put the 4x8" in a matching ext. cab, when I play them together, it is something to hear.
Front
Tilt Back
Front Panel
Back 15"
Back 4x8"
Reverb Bag
Ext Cabinet
Ext Cabinet Back
— Luxe-Tone Amplifiers - The Sound of Yesterday...Today!
http://www.luxetoneamps.com
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Stormtiger
Joined: Dec 12, 2006
Posts: 2688
Ventura, CA
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Posted on Apr 24 2013 04:19 PM
I didn't want any more amps until I saw these. Very, very nice.
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Las_Barracudas
Joined: Apr 24, 2011
Posts: 1087
Surf City, NC
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Posted on Apr 24 2013 05:07 PM
Looks like a great rig for small - med sized venues, which is mostly what I play.
Is this an amp for working musicians or priced more towards yuppies and such?
— METEOR IV on reverbnation
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D22
Joined: Apr 20, 2006
Posts: 2056
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Posted on Apr 24 2013 05:46 PM
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nedorama
Joined: Oct 10, 2009
Posts: 229
South Bay, CA
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Posted on Apr 24 2013 06:37 PM
Very nice indeed! Clean work as well.
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'65 Fender Tremolux, '74 Princeton; 77 Vibrolux Reverb; '81 Princeton Reverb
'65-66 Hilgen Basso Grande
Dr. Z MAZ 18 Jr. + 1x12 Cab
Various Telecasters and noise-making pedals
Farfisa Compact Duo
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LuxeToneAmps
Joined: Nov 23, 2009
Posts: 64
So. Cal
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Posted on Apr 25 2013 12:44 AM
From you Dario, praise indeed!!! 
DGG wrote:
Very nice. :o)
— Luxe-Tone Amplifiers - The Sound of Yesterday...Today!
http://www.luxetoneamps.com
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LuxeToneAmps
Joined: Nov 23, 2009
Posts: 64
So. Cal
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Posted on Apr 25 2013 12:49 AM
This will be a working man's amp, was designed for a friend of mine who works 4 night a week every week. This is the prototype and I am hand build them with lots of customizing but I have chassis being made and cabs so I will get the price down. Stay tune. I have some great sound clips coming this thing really roars and like it's bigger brother it has headroom for miles!
Las_Barracudas wrote:
Looks like a great rig for small - med sized venues, which is mostly what I play.
Is this an amp for working musicians or priced more towards yuppies and such?
— Luxe-Tone Amplifiers - The Sound of Yesterday...Today!
http://www.luxetoneamps.com
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RaistMagus
Joined: Mar 30, 2011
Posts: 388
Copenhagen
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Posted on Apr 25 2013 04:58 AM
Great idea! Ideal for all those who find Deluxes are not enough amp and Supers are too much amp and hard to lug around, which would be the majority of guitarists nowdays.
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Las_Barracudas
Joined: Apr 24, 2011
Posts: 1087
Surf City, NC
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Posted on Apr 25 2013 08:48 AM
LuxeToneAmps wrote:
This will be a working man's amp, was designed for a friend of mine who works 4 night a week every week. This is the prototype and I am hand build them with lots of customizing but I have chassis being made and cabs so I will get the price down. Stay tune. I have some great sound clips coming this thing really roars and like it's bigger brother it has headroom for miles!
Las_Barracudas wrote:
Looks like a great rig for small - med sized venues, which is mostly what I play.
Is this an amp for working musicians or priced more towards yuppies and such?
Awesome, keep me updated. I've always said a "mini-Super Reverb" would be a great rig. I've been searching for another amp at a decent price for awhile now.
How about a head version with good onboard reverb?
— METEOR IV on reverbnation
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nedorama
Joined: Oct 10, 2009
Posts: 229
South Bay, CA
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Posted on Apr 25 2013 01:36 PM
Funny - if someone made a piggyback Deluxe Reverbish head with 6V6 that could tilt back, I know there'd be a market...
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'65 Fender Tremolux, '74 Princeton; 77 Vibrolux Reverb; '81 Princeton Reverb
'65-66 Hilgen Basso Grande
Dr. Z MAZ 18 Jr. + 1x12 Cab
Various Telecasters and noise-making pedals
Farfisa Compact Duo
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LuxeToneAmps
Joined: Nov 23, 2009
Posts: 64
So. Cal
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Posted on Apr 25 2013 04:11 PM
I have had several inquiries on a head version with onboard reverb tank, I have contacted my cab guy to see the coast on a head version. I will let you know.
Las_Barracudas wrote:
LuxeToneAmps wrote:
This will be a working man's amp, was designed for a friend of mine who works 4 night a week every week. This is the prototype and I am hand build them with lots of customizing but I have chassis being made and cabs so I will get the price down. Stay tune. I have some great sound clips coming this thing really roars and like it's bigger brother it has headroom for miles!
Las_Barracudas wrote:
Looks like a great rig for small - med sized venues, which is mostly what I play.
Is this an amp for working musicians or priced more towards yuppies and such?
Awesome, keep me updated. I've always said a "mini-Super Reverb" would be a great rig. I've been searching for another amp at a decent price for awhile now.
How about a head version with good onboard reverb?
— Luxe-Tone Amplifiers - The Sound of Yesterday...Today!
http://www.luxetoneamps.com
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LuxeToneAmps
Joined: Nov 23, 2009
Posts: 64
So. Cal
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Posted on Apr 26 2013 11:29 AM
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ColtsSurf
Joined: Apr 03, 2008
Posts: 477
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Posted on Apr 26 2013 05:02 PM
Very nice idea. The intersection of sufficient power and reasonable portability. What would the weight be in the two different speaker form factors?
— Paul
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