This could go under a few different categories, so I'll place it here in Miscellaneous.
What combination of guitar and amp have you been enjoying lately?
For me, it has been an early 1990s tube amp called a Peavey Bravo 112 and a Guild Detonator.
Peavey made the Bravo from 1991 to 1993 and replaced it then with the Classic 30 combo that they still make today. The Bravo 112 has two EL84 tubes and three 12AX7 tubes producing 25 watts. Unusual, in that the tubes are inside the chassis and fan cooled. I like both the "Clean" and "Crunch" channels. The stock Eminence made speaker is OK but I've found an Eminence Texas Heat speaker to make a marked difference. Spring reverb tank. No tremolo/vibrato.
Here's a photo of the innards after doing a re-cap on the electrolytic capacitors. The fan does keep things adequately cool. The fan is on the far left side in the photo. The warm air vents out below the two EL84 tubes.
What combination of guitar and amp have you been enjoying lately?
For me, it has been an early 1990s tube amp called a Peavey Bravo 112 and a Guild Detonator.
Peavey made the Bravo from 1991 to 1993 and replaced it then with the Classic 30 combo that they still make today. The Bravo 112 has two EL84 tubes and three 12AX7 tubes producing 25 watts. Unusual, in that the tubes are inside the chassis and fan cooled. I like both the "Clean" and "Crunch" channels. The stock Eminence made speaker is OK but I've found an Eminence Texas Heat speaker to make a marked difference. Spring reverb tank. No tremolo/vibrato.
Here's a photo of the innards after doing a re-cap on the electrolytic capacitors. The fan does keep things adequately cool. The fan is on the far left side in the photo. The warm air vents out below the two EL84 tubes.