Buy this vintage Gibson Amp if you find it! VANGUARD GA77 

Would be cool for sure!

Thanks man, glad to hear that!

Thanks Scott! Great to hear that!

Thanks my friend, I’m glad to hear that!

Thanks man!

Thanks my friend, that’s kind of you!

Thanks Dylan! ;-)

Thanks Vincenzo!

Thanks! :-)

Glad to hear it, brother! Cheers!

So true

I mean, it's a 50-watt 1x15 combo, so I'm not sure if you'd consider this small, but I think your point still applies!

Thanks Andy, yeah I had to check it twice that it actually was a 15” :-)

It sounds so thin (I’m in lack for a better word here) for a 15 inch speaker and I don’t mean that in a bad way!

Thanks! Glad to hear that, I’m a huge Alice Cooper fan!

Thanks brother! Rock on!

Thanks Paul! Cheers

Thanks Gerry! :-)

Thanks Shawn!

Thanks Sifis! I didn’t either! Cheers

:-) Cheers George

Thanks Andrea!

I think they’re a great complement to 12s

Cheers my friend! ;-)

Everybody (yeah)🙂🤘🤘🤘🤘

mike wilson Yesss I am with you on that !

Thanks Mike! :-)

I know this is a common theme in guitar circles but I disagree. Instruments have their own tone and sometimes it doesn't sound good. I think a lot of people don't seem to be able to distinguish between great playing and fundamental tone of instruments. I use this example a lot.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D9v5e1TTwts.html Joe Satriani in some fan's basement playing a little practice amp and crappy guitar. The playing is, of course, absolutely amazing, but the sound is just awful. The amp and guitar have way too much high end that sound transistor radio fizzy. (and it's not "youtube compression") It sounds like absolute shit in terms of tone in my opinion. But I'm constantly surprised by how many people think that sounds good. It leads me to believe they can't separate the playing from the tone. When Joe says "that was a little painful on this guitar", I don't think he's only talking about the action...lol. He knows it sounds like shit too.

Cheers David!

Yeah, it’s got those vibes

Thanks! :-)

Thanks Luki!

Cheers David!

Thanks Zigfrid!

Yeah someone took great care of it

It’s a 2x6L6 amp so 30-50W. Cheers! 🤟

We need some reissues

@@TheChadPad WOULD they be as 'good'?

Their last attempt at reissuing amps didn't work out so well. But on paper they were awesome. I bought a Gibson GA 5 reissue not so good. I had it modified a couple times because all the components are top grade. Musician's Friends were blowing them out for 299. They were built beautifully but they didn't sound that great.

Hahaha! ;-)

Just pulled out the „Gibson amplifiers“ book and I have to correct myself: 50w 2x6l6 This is an rvt, rv stands for reverb and t for tremolo, there was an option l also, for l as in Lansing (Jbl) speaker, and there was an ret option with echo instead of reverb

@@Schlumpf.Meister Thanks!

@@lucavendrame1044 pls note my update / correction above

@Ben Hackett I use a jackson pro soloist that have Seymour Duncans loaded into it into a crate GX-1600 head amp into the marshall beleive it or not it sounds good... Well... To me at least

Hi! If you like the tone you should keep them. I’m afraid I don’t have any experience of the Rocket 50 Speakers. I would experiment and try different speakers though, they can make a huge difference. Cheers

@@JohanSegeborn yeah...k thanks :)

he usually uses a distant room mic to create the "reverb" . Not sure in this video tho

@@RapttorX thanks man ,he sometimes put a reverb on the mix but i think too its just the sound of the room he played .

I put a slight reverb on top of the room mic (panned right)

@@JohanSegeborn thanks for the clarification Johan

Mine doesn’t have reverb either but almost sounds like it does, especially with the tremolo on, with the speed on 0

;-)