Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
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Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
soooooooooo i may have the option to pickup a bluesbreaker combo for cheaps but ive never played one
id rather a plexi but none will build it into the blues combo cab for me at a reasonable price
now ive heard there similar but im not all that sure
the bluesbreaker sounds more bassman ish more wooly prob thanks to the toob rec rather the plexi
whats the other diffs on the tech and sound side
im mainly after it for its overdrive as a stand alone
id rather a plexi but none will build it into the blues combo cab for me at a reasonable price
now ive heard there similar but im not all that sure
the bluesbreaker sounds more bassman ish more wooly prob thanks to the toob rec rather the plexi
whats the other diffs on the tech and sound side
im mainly after it for its overdrive as a stand alone
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
tuffteef wrote:soooooooooo i may have the option to pickup a bluesbreaker combo for cheaps but ive never played one
id rather a plexi but none will build it into the blues combo cab for me at a reasonable price
now ive heard there similar but im not all that sure
the bluesbreaker sounds more bassman ish more wooly prob thanks to the toob rec rather the plexi
whats the other diffs on the tech and sound side
im mainly after it for its overdrive as a stand alone
my dream set up is a super reverb for cleans and a bluesbreaker for dirty. i love em, don't have one, but they rock. super awesome overdriven tones
So this turned into another devi thread...
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
Fuzzy Fred wrote:tuffteef wrote:soooooooooo i may have the option to pickup a bluesbreaker combo for cheaps but ive never played one
id rather a plexi but none will build it into the blues combo cab for me at a reasonable price
now ive heard there similar but im not all that sure
the bluesbreaker sounds more bassman ish more wooly prob thanks to the toob rec rather the plexi
whats the other diffs on the tech and sound side
im mainly after it for its overdrive as a stand alone
my dream set up is a super reverb for cleans and a bluesbreaker for dirty. i love em, don't have one, but they rock. super awesome overdriven tones
do tell more
still rockin sounding? like t.rex ish poss boo wie or too wooly or not enough drive
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
what?
jtm 45 has also a tube rectifier (which is a good thing, bro)?!?!?
I have no idea if they are different, but i would asume they are not. Just a combo or a top.
Are you talking about other Plexis than jtm 45?
btw, the overdriven sound of my jtm 45 with KT66 was not that great as i thought. so i sold it.
jtm 45 has also a tube rectifier (which is a good thing, bro)?!?!?
I have no idea if they are different, but i would asume they are not. Just a combo or a top.
Are you talking about other Plexis than jtm 45?
btw, the overdriven sound of my jtm 45 with KT66 was not that great as i thought. so i sold it.
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
univalve wrote:what?
jtm 45 has also a tube rectifier (which is a good thing, bro)?!?!?
I have no idea if they are different, but i would asume they are not. Just a combo or a top.
Are you talking about other Plexis than jtm 45?
btw, the overdriven sound of my jtm 45 with KT66 was not that great as i thought. so i sold it.
i like both toob and solid state rec depending on the amp
the jtm45 and bluesbreaker are the same things pretty much i think combo/head with trem circuit which sounds like balls anyway
yeah im talking about the kt66 bluesbreakers
plexi wise im talking about the plexi 50 and super lead versions
howcome u sold? deets
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
tuffteef wrote:Fuzzy Fred wrote:tuffteef wrote:soooooooooo i may have the option to pickup a bluesbreaker combo for cheaps but ive never played one
id rather a plexi but none will build it into the blues combo cab for me at a reasonable price
now ive heard there similar but im not all that sure
the bluesbreaker sounds more bassman ish more wooly prob thanks to the toob rec rather the plexi
whats the other diffs on the tech and sound side
im mainly after it for its overdrive as a stand alone
my dream set up is a super reverb for cleans and a bluesbreaker for dirty. i love em, don't have one, but they rock. super awesome overdriven tones
do tell more
still rockin sounding? like t.rex ish poss boo wie or too wooly or not enough drive
i mean, i don't have one, but i've played a few and its pretty sexy. i mean, you know the class 5? its like that but fucking bigger and better and sexier
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
hmmm well im gonna try my darndest to get a plexi instead
i got quoted 375 to build it which is alot but i guess its fine
im considering having a go myself but nnnnnnnyeah dunno
i got quoted 375 to build it which is alot but i guess its fine
im considering having a go myself but nnnnnnnyeah dunno
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
375 for a plexi clone from scratch? A bluesbreaker is simply a JTM45 head/2x12 combo.
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
Jeff-7 wrote:375 for a plexi clone from scratch? A bluesbreaker is simply a JTM45 head/2x12 combo.
375 is just the fee to assemble the kit for me
its like 800 or so to buy all the parts for the kit cab and speakers included
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
I think JTM-50 is a 50 watt EL-34 plexi but with a rectifier tube. Might be a nice middle ground if you want the extra compression.
D.o.S. wrote:Broadly speaking, if we at ILF are dropping 300 bucks on a pedal it probably sounds like an SNES holocaust.
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
The jtm45 has a rec tube as well, and used KT66s.
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
tuffteef wrote:howcome u sold? deets
Got an old London City. That is like a Super Lead 100 and sounds very very good (ok, it is bit modded: it has an EF86 as input tube). So there was no need to keep the JTM.
The JTM was good but not that "shit my pants, took the shit out, smeared on all other amps and sold them" good
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Re: Lets talk Bluesbreakers/Plexi
univalve wrote:tuffteef wrote:howcome u sold? deets
Got an old London City. That is like a Super Lead 100 and sounds very very good (ok, it is bit modded: it has an EF86 as input tube). So there was no need to keep the JTM.
The JTM was good but not that "shit my pants, took the shit out, smeared on all other amps and sold them" goodMaybe your taste differs.

