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1  Website, Store / Suggestions / Re: Blackface Fenders on: April 28, 2009, 09:08:57 AM
A Princeton Reverb would be nice...
2  British Style / 18 Watt / Re: how to get lower volume tube breakup with marshall models? on: April 28, 2009, 02:38:19 AM
I think for the 18W TMB, there is a master volume (refer to my post), but of course it won't sound the same as everything on 10. Smiley

The creme brulee is a hyped-up Vox AC15, could be wrong, though. The 5e3 also have a nice breakup beyond 2, from what I've read. Anything above 2 will not result in a volume increase, just more gain.

HTH.

3  British Style / 18 Watt / Re: What's the difference? 18W TMB vs 18W TMB EF86 on: April 21, 2009, 12:55:46 AM
Thanks Jim, that's exactly what I wanted to know.

Seems like I can kill two birds with one stone with the TMB EF86.... Smiley
4  British Style / 18 Watt / What's the difference? 18W TMB vs 18W TMB EF86 on: April 20, 2009, 01:53:42 PM
Hi,

First time poster here. I've long been playing SS/hybrid amps, and since I'm Malaysian, make sense to buy from Ceriatone, as they're cheaper than Marshalls and Fenders here.

My question is :
1) Can I get the semi break-up tone ala Plexis on the TMB at bedroom levels? If I can't, is there a Master Volume?

2) Is the TMB channel on the TMB EF86 any different from the TMB channel on the TMB?

3) Does the EF86 channel sounds like a Vox AC15?

I'm looking to buy my first tube amp, so price-wise, Ceriatone is actually the cheapest here.

Thank you.
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