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I used to have a tube Ampeg SC160 (not sure if that was the model, but I got it in the late 80s) that I loved the tone of. I did run bass and guitar synth stuff through it and it seemed to handle fine. I miss that ol' amp. The only reason I got rid of it was it was amazingly heavy and I got tired of trying to stuff it in the trunk of my Subaru. Mark (who's got a Golf now) Sottilaro On Tuesday, August 13, 2002, at 07:15 PM, Doug Cox wrote: > The newer Roland JC-120's have an effects loop. And everything else > you're > looking for. I love my older ones (no effects loop). > > Dig > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Lee Barnes" <PhaedeBack@comcast.net> > To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com> > Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 9:09 PM > Subject: OT: Solid State 2 x 12 Combo Amplifiers > > >> Hey all, >> >> Have a slightly off-topic question about solid state 2 x 12 combo >> amplifiers out there; can anyone or any two recommend a road-worthy >> combo >> amplifier out there that can handle tunings for extended range >> instruments >> (have an 8-string guitar)? I'm more interested in clean sounds with >> lots > of >> reverb, vs. using either compression or distortion, any help is duly >> appreciated! >> >> Currently using a Mesa Boogie-clone of a Carvin amplifier (older early > 80's >> I think) and when either the B or the F# strings come into play > (especially >> open notes) the amp just starts distorting on me... >> >> The only other features I'm really looking for are a built in plate or >> spring reverb tank and an effects loop (ok, coming back on topic)... >> >> Thanks again! >> >> >> Lee >> >> >