DetroitBlues

I know, but at the time, the amp was way too heavy and too loud for what I was using it for... wish I'd kept it, but it was a big, heavy amp. I didn't like lugging around a 63lb amp.

I've only played a Bassman a few times. I used the SS60 on the Bassman channel exclusively. I sold it to buy a Blues Jr... Hindsight, not the best idea....

Supersonic 60 was a great amp I should never have let go. The Super Reverb is my second favorite amp, just behind the Bassman.

A member who no longer participates on here

That is a stunner!

Big Bob owned it and sold it to Grubber...

He did at one point have one with a hockey stick headstock. I'll ask...

Roy is exactly why I brought my 535.

Unless I can get one for $10, probably not. Wish I'd kept all the KBP deluxes I did have....

Heritages are well stocked, just bring me a tele to go with it. Yee-haw ya'll!

I walked in with a 535 and a Marshall DSL40C on classic gain and they wanted a tele. As if the guitar itself was the sole tonality difference...

Few differences including moving away from Seymour Duncan to inhouse built pickups.

My 2023 Standard is a great guitar. I have zero problems with how well its made and sounds. Can't imagine a custom core would be so much better that I would ever justify playing 2x the price.

I might have to take you up on that offer.

Want to lend me yours? I have no funds to buy anything for a long time. Had a blue deluxe and it crapped out. Had to sell the amp because of my divorce. It would have been a great amp to keep. Many years ago, I did have a Peavey Delta Blues 15", that was a cool amp.

I think in this day and age, everyone thinks of a Fender-like amp with splash of reverb and tremolo. (Deluxe Reverb perhaps?) Or something AC30 like, Dr. Z or something in that vein. But I'm going Marshall. I'm not investing more into a band than I already have. I've been using some AI stuff lately at work and as much as many (me included) are resistant to AI, AI can be helpful. So I told Chat GPT that I am using this setup: H150>Xotic SP Compressor>Timmy V3>Marshal DSL40C (effects loop is a Wampler Terraform>UA Del-Verb) Here's what it said to do: H150 on the bridge pickup roll back tone to 7-8 and pick closer to the bridge itself Compressor: Blend 60-70%, Sustain Medium, slight volume boost Timmy T3: Gain Low (8-9 o'clock), unity volume, cut bass slightly, add a little treble Del-Verb: Delay 90-120ms, 1 repeat, mix 10-20%, Reverb Spring or Plate 15-20% mix, short to med decay Marshall DSL40c - Classic Gain - Clean Mode; Eq 3-4 bass, mids 3, treble 6-7, presence 6-7, resonance 2-3 and gain at 2-3 to stay clean Reading this I actually think it might work. But I cannot wholly trust AI, so all you country players on here, what do you think?

That is a stunner. Looks like a custom order from the factory.

I was thinking of those years in which Jeff was struggling to sleep and started posting some interesting topics and even the chaotic picture of his guitars and amps scattered and upside down...

Are you have bouts of insomnia again? 🤔 I'm still trying to make sense of this.... 😁

No, not everyone has your budget for gear...😁

Universal Audio makes some great stuff. I use one for all my modulation effects. The one thing though I remember watching from another gear review YouTube channel is when people describe "Dumble-esqe" or sounds like a Dumble, or any Dumble references... There are so few people who actually know what its like to play though one. Everyone claims its Dumble-like, but how many of them actually played a Dumble and had a side-by-side comparison with one?

Interesting.... Wonder if it was really a Standard II?

Beautiful!

In all the years I've been with the HOC and PSP's, I can safely say I've never seen a H140 25th Anniversary. Either in person or on this forum. Other than the example for the catalog, I don't know if they actually made any. Back in the day, the ledgers were all handwritten notebooks, so the ability to look one up is nearly impossible. I remember looking at the catalog and wondering who'd pay for one of those when an H150 was just a tiny bit more.... Good luck with your search though. Glad we could help you out, the seller of the OP H150 didn't know what he had but priced it pretty high.

Its still in my care.