@three_easy_payments That is obviously true, but in what ways does the Fender sound differ from the Mesa sound for these particular amps, in your opinion?
Mesa Boogie vs Fender
I own and really like a Mesa Boogie Tremoverb 2x12 combo. Sweet amp with great mids and lows...However, I am considering getting something a little less ’commanding’ like a 60’s era Fender Deluxe reverb, Twin reverb, Princeton reverb or maybe a Super reverb. Since I only use singe coil PUP’s, what would one expect the SQ to be like vs. my Mesa??
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@edcyn I hear where you are coming from, but I also think that a lot of the tone comes from 'playing the amp' which is what i try and do. With my Fender single coils, I can get pretty much any tone I want, depending on my playing and the amp setting. I don't particularly like the heavy weight guitars that you seem to be alluding to ( Gibbo's?) . Agree that sparkle, headroom and dynamics are out of style, but then i guess my playing is also out of stye..oh well. |
@liongboba You are 100% correct, each amp has its own voice. I can get a nice bluesy sound out of Mesa, and with some work, a nice metal sound out of Fender… BUT..Playing a friends Black Face DR, it is definitely super easy to get the nicest bluesy sound. |