This is the greatest gigging amp ever - HOLY GRAIL Tone

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Comment from : Jon MacLennan

Get to the point dood
Comment from : Guy Harrison

WoW man I was looking for a clean amp because I already have a 5e3 clone I love your playing and your sound It’s perfect Very good video Thanks !
Comment from : BOB T

I might get a 65 reissue deluxe reverb but 22 watts won't work some places that I cant mic the amp twin reverbs is my first choice but it weighs a ton hot rods sound harsh and pretty crummy to me The deluxe reverb is a great sounding amp to my ear, especially vintage, but it's to me basically a great studio amp I don't knowis it good enough for a larger room with no mic I doubt it I don't even know if it can play a little space if it's near a drummer leaning into it
Comment from : dave renick

I finally have gone to solid state QuilterMach 3 It does old Fender as well as an ac30 and old plexi Weighs 20lbs with 200 watts And I can run out xlr to the house and sounds as good as any amp I’ve had mic’d up… and I/I’ve had some high $$ amps in my day Great video BTW!
Comment from : Eric Leary

1970 deluxe reverb
Comment from : Maxon Mendel

Too much useless babbling!
Comment from : Kenny H

Nice choice of amp! I recently bought a Fender 68 Reissue Vibro Champ (5 watt)brAbsolutely love it, unreal tonality and response My favourite…and don’t be fooled by the 5 watts 😂
Comment from : TheMidnightOnline

Love my vintage DR Silverface 😎👍🏼
Comment from : Janice Payne

You got some real tasty licks
Comment from : Shiftyhenry

Jon use 5e3 clone in a tweed blues Jr cab with webber12 inch speaker and a kealey Java Boost pedal for soloing shank and crank the volume know on my61 strat it packs light hits hard and hauls ass with the money best light weight rig I've ever ran across always used a 66super reverb and a matchless clubman35 but they haven't been used for giging for years this setup mics up great also
Comment from : Bobby Haynie

What song does he play at the end??
Comment from : Claudio Delcioppo

John, I just discovered you and I'm so impressed with your playing and teaching Already learned a lot of new stuff and I've been playing since 1967! (yes, I'm 71 and still gigging) You have also validated my go to amp, a 1970 silver faced Deluxe Reverb! Thanks so much for your commitment to teaching
Comment from : Tom Morrison

I got this amp 15 years ago, when I was 6 years old and gigging the lounge circuit 😅brbrjust teasing, and a little envious 😊
Comment from : Motion in Mind

Hello, you wanted to hear about my rig so I have a Peavey Bandit from the 80's and use a couple of pedals and a Fender Stratocaster To me this is an awesome sound Of coursebrI do agree the Fender sound better but the Peavey comes close A lot of tone comes from the fingers Thanks for your video
Comment from : R D353

If you like the vintage fender blackface fender clean tone with headroom, consider a Yamaha G 100 chassis which would install in a 4/10 with vintage Jensen C10Q or 2/12 with vintage Jensen P12 N pair
Comment from : Steven Cancel

Got the blackface Princeton Reverb with bigger tank, 6L6 power and 12" baffle, plenty hound dog on tap with P90, but I have to use at least a 2/12 cab with this setup I use a head DRRI or 4 6V6 Plexi with 2 speakers I can get away with less wattage, also the 2/12 keeps a cap on the volume, enough for headroom and less than 4/12, combo with head in cab will make speakers rattle tubes and electronics, prefer separate head
Comment from : Steven Cancel

Hello Jon I just purchased the new Fender 1X12 Tone Master Deluxe Reverb Amp Using a massive digital processing power to achieve a single a single remarkable sonic feat 22 watt power output uses a single Jensen N-12K neodymium speaker Another feature it weighs 24 lbs about half the weight of the all tube Deluxe This Amp sounds identical to the tube version It has two inputs for the Normal Channel It has Two inputs for the Vibrato and Reverb channels I really Love the sweet tones this amp Provides,
Comment from : Charlie Vance

A good Silverface Deluxe is a wonderful amp I had a 'mint 75 that sounded awesome Hope you enjoy yours!
Comment from : BudEDogg

Bit of Johnny cash creeping in there Folsom prison blues lol
Comment from : John wall

thanks for sharing ✌✌🎶🎶💕
Comment from : Benadi

Would love to see more of videos like this!
Comment from : Auildere AE

I have a Fender Bluesman tweed It misses something on reverb
Comment from : Gary Clodfelter

LOVE Divided by 13!!!
Comment from : Scott Stetzer

My most used amp is a hand wired Rivera Fender Princeton from early 1980 Twice I had to take it to Komet Amplification owners Mike and Holger to work on it I have a 10 inch Celestion Gold speaker in it and it sounds fantastic Another amp that sounds super is the 57 Custom Shop Reissue Twin, it has 2 - 12”s, it is kind of heavy but the solid pine cabinet weighs less than the plywood/particle board I understand why Eric Clapton prefers this amp as it sounds incredible, I use a tube reverb pedal with it I have a 57 RI Deluxe Custom Shop, it will keep up with a loud drummer and sounds great I have thought about the new Fender hand wired 60’s Black Face Princeton and Deluxe, they are expensive and in the boutique amp price range now
Comment from : VonBluesman

I like fender amps, but they’re loud and they don’t have any options to get the tone at lower volumes I had a Princeton, but at the volumes I play at it just sounded thin I use a Victory V40 deluxe on the 7 watt setting If I ever make it to a stage i can flip it to 40 watts Great amp
Comment from : Ben Graham