Marshall or Laney..?

Discussion in 'Guitar Gear Talk Forum' started by shetu_ecdw, Jan 11, 2009.

  1. shetu_ecdw

    shetu_ecdw New Member

  2. unet

    unet New Member

    That Laney looks cool. (As such, SS Laneys >>>>>>>>> SS Marshalls)

    It's also 50W so it will be more suited for gigs.
    You might still have to mic it though.

    Also, looks into the Vox AD30VT.
    With some haggling you could get it down to about 15K.
    (Not bajaao though.)
     
  3. ambush

    ambush _RASTA_man_

    i too vote on the Vox.
    You dont need to change the pickup just put that money into the amp..
     
  4. shetu_ecdw

    shetu_ecdw New Member

    thanks for the reply....
    Can u tell me some good shop in Mumbai where i can try the vox AD30VT and also get some bargain on the price...thanks....
     
  5. shetu_ecdw

    shetu_ecdw New Member

    i was planning to buy a seymour duncan Sh-6 duncan distortion or a DiMarzio super distortion pickup..both r arnd 5K....along with the amp...
     
  6. unet

    unet New Member

    I vote for SH-6 in the Bridge.

    Im getting that (or SH - 5) for my guitar too.
    The vox is really amazing, responds to guitar output in a way very similar to a real tube amp.
    Try it at Musicians Mall, buy it at Alberto's.
     
  7. ambush

    ambush _RASTA_man_

    You dont usually change just one pick. theres difference of gain or something..
     
  8. unet

    unet New Member

    Not true. You can change whatever you want.
    There will always be an output difference between your neck, bridge and middle pickups.
    That's what pickup height adjustment is for.
     
  9. thehundredthone

    thehundredthone Well-Known Member

    The Vox won't necessary make your stock pickups suddenly sing. The Vox is a hybrid, it's a tube pre-amp but still a SS power amp. The difference that the Seymour Duncan's will bring is definitely noticeable.

    I have a Laney LX30R and it's more than enough to jam with, I don't have to set the volume beyond 3-4. Although, I jam on an open stage, so I don't know about a small room with maddening drum reverberations.

    If you pick up both the Vox and the pickups that'll probably be the best outcome.
     
  10. angel_of_sin

    angel_of_sin bassist.....

    ^^outcome as in a hole in da pocket?????
     
  11. shetu_ecdw

    shetu_ecdw New Member

    what do u guys think of the laney amp...TFX1.??..bcause i m not sure if i can afford both a vox and a new pickup.....
    Also i will replace my bridge pickup and use it as the sole pickup in my guitar...cause i play clean sounds pretty less(in my band i mean). I just want a gud distortion sound. so it comes to this:
    VOX AD30VT + Stock Pickups
    Cheaper amp(laney) + Syemour Duncan SH-6
    i m confused...!
     
  12. thehundredthone

    thehundredthone Well-Known Member

    I say the Laney + SD because I don't think the Vox is what you're looking for in your sound. What distortion are you using?
     
  13. unet

    unet New Member

    Try the laney if you can.

    It has some nice features. (Fx loop, footswitchable channels etc)
    Then try the Vox and choose between them.
     
  14. shetu_ecdw

    shetu_ecdw New Member

    bajaao told me that LAney TFX1 was out of stock..and laney stopped making it....
    so i finally bought Laney LX65D(65Watts, Inbuilt Digital Effects
    ) . I got a gud deal from furtados. They charged me 13.4K for the amp including the foot switch. Bajaao has priced this amp 15.8K and foot switch additional 1.1K = 16.9K.
    Thanks for the help...
     
  15. alpha1

    alpha1 I BLUES!

    how about using a Bass amp?
     

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