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i've got a fender deluxe reverb and a reissue reverb tank that i use
alsost exclusively and also have a twin as a back up. but, i've found
the twin is just too heavy to lug around so i mostly use it for
friends that pop in to play.i've been thinking about trading it in for
something lighter and not so loud and am still searching for that
perfect surf sound. any suggestions? carol
How about a Vibroluxe, or a Vibroverb?
Dan
mom_surfing <> wrote:
i've got a fender deluxe reverb and a reissue reverb tank that i use
alsost exclusively and also have a twin as a back up. but, i've found
the twin is just too heavy to lug around so i mostly use it for
friends that pop in to play.i've been thinking about trading it in for
something lighter and not so loud and am still searching for that
perfect surf sound. any suggestions? carol
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I'm all over that new Custom Vibrolux (40 Watts), I've been using it in place of
a Twin anytime I can. I love it. It reminds of the time I discovered that sword
fish was a good alternative to steak. (that's probably the silliest analogy I'll
make)
Marty
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From: Dan Bartley
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Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] replace my twin with? your opinion please......
How about a Vibroluxe, or a Vibroverb?
Dan
mom_surfing <> wrote:
i've got a fender deluxe reverb and a reissue reverb tank that i use
alsost exclusively and also have a twin as a back up. but, i've found
the twin is just too heavy to lug around so i mostly use it for
friends that pop in to play.i've been thinking about trading it in for
something lighter and not so loud and am still searching for that
perfect surf sound. any suggestions? carol
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-thanks for the advise. as i live three hours from a decent music
store, i'll definitely check one out the next time i'm off the island
(yeah, i live on an island but we do have a bridge that connects us to
the mainland)......carol
-- In , "Marty Tippens" <mctippens@e...>
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> I'm all over that new Custom Vibrolux (40 Watts), I've been using it
in place of a Twin anytime I can. I love it. It reminds of the time I
discovered that sword fish was a good alternative to steak. (that's
probably the silliest analogy I'll make)
> Marty
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Dan Bartley
> To:
> Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 6:49 AM
> Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] replace my twin with? your opinion
please......
>
>
> How about a Vibroluxe, or a Vibroverb?
> Dan
>
> mom_surfing <intheeye@b...> wrote:
>
> i've got a fender deluxe reverb and a reissue reverb tank that i use
> alsost exclusively and also have a twin as a back up. but, i've found
> the twin is just too heavy to lug around so i mostly use it for
> friends that pop in to play.i've been thinking about trading it in for
> something lighter and not so loud and am still searching for that
> perfect surf sound. any suggestions? carol
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> > something lighter and not so loud and am still searching for
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> > perfect surf sound. any suggestions? carol
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"the perfect surf" sound may be found in numerous amps. I had an
early 70's silverface (non-reverb) Princeton amp that was light and
sounded great with my RI tank. Right now my portable amp is a Blues
Jr. pretty light, nice tone, even gets a little dirty while you're
playing Jack the ripper -Phillip
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wrote:
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> -thanks for the advise. as i live three hours from a decent music
> store, i'll definitely check one out the next time i'm off the
island
> (yeah, i live on an island but we do have a bridge that connects
us to
> the mainland)......carol
>
> -- In , "Marty Tippens"
<mctippens@e...>
> wrote:
> > I'm all over that new Custom Vibrolux (40 Watts), I've been
using it
> in place of a Twin anytime I can. I love it. It reminds of the
time I
> discovered that sword fish was a good alternative to steak. (that's
> probably the silliest analogy I'll make)
> > Marty
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Dan Bartley
> > To:
> > Sent: Friday, April 01, 2005 6:49 AM
> > Subject: Re: [SurfGuitar101] replace my twin with? your opinion
> please......
> >
> >
> > How about a Vibroluxe, or a Vibroverb?
> > Dan
> >
> > mom_surfing <intheeye@b...> wrote:
> >
> > i've got a fender deluxe reverb and a reissue reverb tank that
i use
> > alsost exclusively and also have a twin as a back up. but,
i've found
> > the twin is just too heavy to lug around so i mostly use it for
> > friends that pop in to play.i've been thinking about trading
it in for
> > something lighter and not so loud and am still searching for
that
> > perfect surf sound. any suggestions? carol
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