Buildermike
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Two Channel C first twenty
Two Channel H
Two Channel H
What PRS amps do you own?
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dmatthews
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I was going to buy one until the Custom 50 came up for less money. Whoodathunk?
WA Paul
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I guess you can order the “blue crab club” sandwich in MD when you order that paisley amp! Man, I’m a terrible typer and speller on the iPad
Glad you are still enjoying that amp!
Herr Squid
I was severely impressed
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You never know what you'll find until you actually go and look (and maybe be willing to wait and see what shows up)!
Rider1260
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2 - Channel H ( Running EL34s ) From Brain C traded for Marshall TSL100
Had a DG30 from Bodia traded to Sergio for the Mesa MKV
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Had a DG30 from Bodia traded to Sergio for the Mesa MKV
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Just the DG30 Bodia and rider posted pics of.
jjhookemup
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Custom 20 for now...Archon next, maybe. Unless PRS comes out with a 5w amp.
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CURRENT: Archon 100, Archon 25, C, Dallas, HxDA.
PREVIOUS: Original Sewell, H, Sweet 16
PREVIOUS: Original Sewell, H, Sweet 16
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Tucson Thump
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I don't know. I bet your grandson would love to inherit a JMOD.I’m still hoping they do an AC30 style amp.
Then I’ll buy it, my life will be complete, and I can die in peace (not that I’m in any hurry, of course).
Noted! Thanks for the tip.
So would my son, but I’m more the AC30 type.
andy474x
Knows the Drill
I have my trusty Custom 50, and couldn't help but stumble upon an MT15. Stuff happens.
Glad to see some more of those Paisley 50's out there!!!
I recently modded my Custom 50, in a few ways, to tighten the low end as well as influence the tone stack response. I won't go into detail, they were minor changes, but I like it even more now. The big mouth cab I'm using is a bass machine, mostly in a good way, but some tweaks to the amp helped. But, I would say in general, the MT15 and Custom 50 are at opposite ends of the spectrum of PRS 2 channel amps. To have played them both, there's no question that they have many similarities, such as the EQ sweet spots, clean tone, insane amount of raw volume, and robust features. The Custom 50 has a lot of gain, but somehow it's also very unsatured compared to the MT15, probably due to having several less gain stages. Even with what would sound on the surface like relatively similar amounts of distortion on the lead channels, the effect of a tone shaping boost pedal is much more apparent on the Custom 50. Fewer gain stages just make it much more transparent. I've really been liking the fact that I have two ends of the spectrum, within a family of amps I love.
I also used to have an SE30. Strangely enough, it just popped up used at the local GC. It sat somewhere between the Custom 50 and MT15, leaning more toward the Custom 50 but with a twist of more modern EQ. Now that I familiarized myself with the internals on the Custom 50, part of me wants to grab it and tweak the insides, but those PCB's are a nightmare to trace, and it won't do anything that my other amps don't already do. I just have fond memories of it.
Glad to see some more of those Paisley 50's out there!!!
I recently modded my Custom 50, in a few ways, to tighten the low end as well as influence the tone stack response. I won't go into detail, they were minor changes, but I like it even more now. The big mouth cab I'm using is a bass machine, mostly in a good way, but some tweaks to the amp helped. But, I would say in general, the MT15 and Custom 50 are at opposite ends of the spectrum of PRS 2 channel amps. To have played them both, there's no question that they have many similarities, such as the EQ sweet spots, clean tone, insane amount of raw volume, and robust features. The Custom 50 has a lot of gain, but somehow it's also very unsatured compared to the MT15, probably due to having several less gain stages. Even with what would sound on the surface like relatively similar amounts of distortion on the lead channels, the effect of a tone shaping boost pedal is much more apparent on the Custom 50. Fewer gain stages just make it much more transparent. I've really been liking the fact that I have two ends of the spectrum, within a family of amps I love.
I also used to have an SE30. Strangely enough, it just popped up used at the local GC. It sat somewhere between the Custom 50 and MT15, leaning more toward the Custom 50 but with a twist of more modern EQ. Now that I familiarized myself with the internals on the Custom 50, part of me wants to grab it and tweak the insides, but those PCB's are a nightmare to trace, and it won't do anything that my other amps don't already do. I just have fond memories of it.
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