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In Reply to: Guitar Amp questions posted by tuneman on March 1, 2005 at 19:46:10:
Interestingly, most guitar players (and I am one and have been for thirty plus years) use a solid state overdrive or distortion device along with a tube amp.If you want a smooth tube overdrive sound, buy a low powered tube amp and play it cranked. That way you get the output tubes to overdrive, too.
For a good, basic guitar amp, the second poster gave you a good list to think about. I know a guy who designs and sells tube amp kits. He has some nice-sounding 7 watters. He also sells fully assembled amps that are boutique quality at low prices. Check out this link:
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