Top 12 Greatest Guitar Amplifiers EVER!

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Title	:	Top 12 Greatest Guitar Amplifiers EVER!
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No Vox AC30 No Hiwatt DR-103
Comment from : @Gutch220

You look like you need a JCM 800 Do it Who cares if you can't justify it
Comment from : @cali4tune

I agree 💯 with all your choices I'm a guitarist who played all through 80s and 90s and jcm800 was go to amp forever until the 5150 came out! Both incredible I could spend the money for the soldano even though it's sounds great but between those 2 amp didn't really have the need 🤘🤘
Comment from : @jimmyjames7946

Rivera designed Fenders
Comment from : @rnrsteev

You should do one the most expensive amplifiers ever
Comment from : @thesnowghost1

There's one being developed right now though
Comment from : @howardgillingham4763

Who doesn’t refer to the VOX ac30 as jangly? Says it like he coined it
Comment from : @Sttonkeoj

Great list,brImpossible to list them allbrWell done
Comment from : @ianbrown4386

The best sounding guitar amps I have played are:brFender tube ampsbrMarshall tube amps, excluding the MA seriesbrVox AC tube ampsbrKustom tube Truck and Roll AmpsbrLaney tube ampsbrbrThe best soinding bass amps that I have played:brLaney ampsbrFender ampsbrKustom amps
Comment from : @ComputerGuitarVideos

Man you’re evaluations are just great, no BS, no frills, just straight to the point talking… love it! ❤
Comment from : @MrJackal43

I have a 1974ish(?) Bassman head (we couldn’t really confirm the year) that I took to a gentleman locally for Blackface retrospec Absolutely the best amp I’ve ever owned Purchased used for only $750 Just goes to show you that some of these things aren’t as unaffordable as they might seem To your point though, Twin Reverbs & JCM800s are easily the two loudest amplifiers I’ve ever been near The JCM800 at about 7 could be heard down the block
Comment from : @blondo1099

You are so right about the fender twin I used one for a backline and sounded fabulous 😎🎸
Comment from : @mikecruise6991

We all have our favorites Not going to mention mine here Good video buddy You mentioned a lot of great amps Great job man 😎👍👋👋🎸🎸
Comment from : @mikestroud9969

11:12
Comment from : @ammeltman1674

Worst ever was a peavey 45 single 12 amp it was free but had no tone at all even a zoom 606 couldn't help it
Comment from : @slabdaddywcf

I've had a lot of vintage amps since I've been playing for 50 + years This is a really good list I had a really nice 59 Bassman and I have to say it's probably the best sounding Blues amp ever But I currently have two fender Supersonics and they're definitely my second favorite of all time They're just so versatile they'll do anything If you get a chance to get one grab it you won't be disappointed
Comment from : @Dan-gn2xo

Fender Super Champ❤️
Comment from : @freakouttent4996

1959 seems to be the golden year for A Lot of gear
Comment from : @IndyRockStar

My favorite is the JCM800 both the 2203 and 4210 I finally have both The next amp I'm buying is the 1959 Hand wire (68 Super Lead reissue)
Comment from : @IndyRockStar

Should have put on an uncle Fester costume
Comment from : @flintdavis2

Hmm… fair enough I wouldn’t have the exact same choices, but I see why you picked them I would only have couple change from your list like you mentioned, maybe the VH4 instead of Herbert, or maybe even more courageous and go for the new VHX that can have both Herbert and VH4 circuits and more Also, I would include a Mesa Boogie I like the Mark V, but if we really need to pick a legendary, I think it would be the Mark IIC+ And maybe, just for the “Legendary status”, I would throw the whole Dumble ODS… even if there was multiple versions of that amp But it was replicated by many builder and it’s been used by a lot of guitarists To include my choices instead of yours, I would probably removed the Fender Sonic because it’s a great amp, sure, but it’s not Legendary… IMHO And I’m not sure about the Orange choice… but again, I’m not super familiar to how popular they were (contrary to Fender Bassman, Vox AC30, Plexi and other SLO, Mesa Dual Rec, etc…) So I didn’t count and it might be a Top 13 or even Top 14, but hey, you got the point ;)
Comment from : @Spidouz

totally predictable choices, you will believe anything such is your programming by the advertising media, your mind is closed to anything beyond your processed conditioning Very sad
Comment from : @andrewreynolds2647

Excellent videonever mind these old bitter nay sayers and haters brokeep your videos comin
Comment from : @rickgriego2844

Thank you Robert I completely agree with your list although there are some of those amps I only know by hearing or saying but not self-experience I would personally add the Ampeg Reverbrocket even though it's not that often talked about and it's also a much smaller amp (still 30w octal-tube preamp, full tube amp in the size of a Roland Cube 😲) This had one of the best tones I've ever heard (oh and that reverb and vibrato channelmaan😍 a one of kind little amp Imo) Kinda expected one Rivera to be on the liste One day, you'll come by your JCM800 👍 Make it happen brobrI really dig listening you go through all of those mythic amps! Very inspiring and bringing good memories too Keep rocking mate! Hugs from Belgium 🤝
Comment from : @RenoLaringo

Dual Rectum Fryer was NOT a mistake you're great at deadpan🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @videotrexx

What about the Marshall jvm?
Comment from : @josemaali1285

Awesome list a few Fenders, an Orange, 2 Marshalls, 2 Peavys, a Mesa/Boogie, a Soldono, a Deizal, a Randall, a Roland, and a Vox all of those amps are on my must haves list for amplifiers because they sound great but I'm a little surprised Maestro, and Frenandase aren't on this list because they sound amazing and like the JCM 800 they're one trick ponies but what a trick they've got
Comment from : @charlesrubitschung7592

Finally a not braindead list
Comment from : @leonn9291

Your list isn't that sensible
Comment from : @chebrneck

I really like this list but also believe Hi Watt should have been included I couldn't agree more with Fender twin and Marshall Jcm 800The twin sound has been described as throaty hard to describe what that means but they really do have their own sound If you hear a Marshall in a big enough space you say to yourself, I want that sound
Comment from : @johnmaves4763

dumble overdrive special?
Comment from : @asd8654

O fender super reverb tem os alto falantes alnico do bassman junto com a versatilidade do amplificador do deluxe reverb E ainda é bem mais barato!
Comment from : @davilealsilveiradacosta9606

Great calls on both the Vox and Roland Those Rolands are soooo smooooth Regarding Fender, basically anything made before 1979 rocks! The Twin, however, is the most versatile
Comment from : @juno4494

Fender Twin is the worst classic amp they ever made JP never used one and Ace used a Fender Harvard mic'd up
Comment from : @kirkdahnke

Fender Super-Sonic was a surprise entry that I agree with The clean sound is phenomenal
Comment from : @christopherkahn6522

Guitarist Denis Taaffe compared the Crate G40C to the Roland JC-120 Have you tried this Crate amp and what's your opinion?
Comment from : @Netriderceo

Great information as always, I like the Roland jazz 120H its the rare head , I'm looking for one to own (anybody) , back in the 80s my friend had one and I really loved it !!!!!!! Robert any thoughts on it Sir???
Comment from : @MrNumber1gator

I can tell you from my personal experience, that a blackface Twin Reverb will definitely sound louder than even a JCM 800 half stack I played in a Country Rock band and the Marshall guy was always whining about my Twin drowning him out The Marshall JCM 800 is the GOAT
Comment from : @samboggs3499

You didn't mention the fender vibro kingbrIt kills all the clean amps on your list
Comment from : @motokev2727

Mesa Boogie Dual Rectum Fryer bowled me over It's probably a common joke but I hadn't heard it before
Comment from : @billwhite9703

93' Blues Deluxe with my 1980 Les Paul Deluxe is a tone marriage
Comment from : @imaginenation3280

Surprised the jcm900 wasn't on thereI always liked the jcm2000s
Comment from : @fretboy90

I'm sorry but as a Fender fan, you lost me at the Super Sonic that amp is a super shitpile
Comment from : @HarlanHarvey76

Love to see a vid of your fav gutairs that you have owned or played
Comment from : @brownsfanlarry1340

No, the super-sonic has no business on this list In fact I disagree with half your list, as there are more worthy amps to put on this list The Mesa Mark IIC+ would have been better than the Mark V The V is great but it doesn't match the IIC+ in that mode And the Marshall list can not be made without the JTM45 I prefer Superleads but the legend that is the JTM45 can not be overstated
Comment from : @Turboy65

Agree about Marshall I had two 4010 combos back in 1986 playing Stevie ray stuff I regret to this day for selling them , all tube kick arse, 50 watt all tube blues rock amps
Comment from : @alexpazman6440

Sorry, but any list of the greatest guitar amps ever without the Ampeg V-4 near or at the top is bogus
Comment from : @paulmenkens5997

Ya thats what I would pick too good 👍 job
Comment from : @christopherreed2694

Vox AC15 or 30 is def on my list Fender Twin Marshall JCM 800 2203 PRS Dallas Orange Tremlord Thatd be my top 5 Thanks for the video :-)
Comment from : @ctcards2636

When cab you do a video about the Sunn Solid State Amp , Sunn Concert & Colosseum Lead, Sunn Beta Lead
Comment from : @phyllisadams5803

You missed the Fender “Red Knob”…”Evil Twin” ??
Comment from : @megagatvol

I have a Sundown SD1000 and she still kicks She was designed by Dennis Crager and known as the Buggie killer My favorite amp
Comment from : @danneyboy1000

Thank you for your input
Comment from : @powerbylightfutureisnow1579

59 Fender bassman tweed combo does it for me!
Comment from : @blakjack3053

Supersonic 22 is great with a Les Paul, a Tube screamer boost, and a Keeley Compressor Classic Rock tones for days
Comment from : @paulallyngoff7472

good info I love my twin reverb reissue, but you video is helping me look for a future hard rock heavy metal amp thanks
Comment from : @chrissmithaustell

How does one find out what amps players use? They never list that info on liner notes or Wikipedia… that I can find that is
Comment from : @muusicman2010

JCM800 and a Roland chorus with a AB switchbest of both worlds
Comment from : @dappawap

I prefer Twin over Delux finding that the the volume if Felux gets loud too fast as you turn up the volume
Comment from : @dappawap

How much is a January 1975 Peavey vintage amp worth? Just curious if anyone knew,thanks
Comment from : @kdub9918

Vote all democrats out in 2022 and 2024
Comment from : @johnnylightning1967

Still play my 80s jazz chorus You can use a classic fuzz or mxr distortion plus with the amp distortion Now you can use preamp modeling
Comment from : @taunoctua245

What do you know about electronics engineering? To your credit you stated, it is just your opinion and not based on sound engineering practice! Opinions have little merit!! I don't need some one to tell me how good a amplifier performed,I can judge that for myself! I think most person's would agree!!
Comment from : @RaulHernandez-lg5nw

I've owned a ton f AC30s and there's nothing wrong with the Chinese versions The English-made boxes are poorly built and the electronics are crap Don't drink the cool-aid
Comment from : @BlindTom61

You left out the Soldano SLO 30 and SLO 100!! Otherwise, a great video!!
Comment from : @turbinexman

Im debating with myself if I should get a Marshall 1959HW, but do you know of any good and relatively cheap attenuators? I can tolerate more than bedroom levels, but not a lot more
Comment from : @Thecoolman1

Marshall 800! 🤔😳🥱
Comment from : @silviopimentel7247

I've had a crate glx 212 for a few years now and no amp I've tried can touch it and I've looked damn near everywhere
Comment from : @josephdennany2634

What do you think of the Schecter Hellwin amp?
Comment from : @volksweegan2784

Is it just me or are Orange amps the worst sounding I’ve never heard and amp or a cab from them sound good Even great bands that play through them…it’s like I can tell that it’s a Orange amp and I hate it lol
Comment from : @KonwTheTrut

I honestly didn’t know about the Eddie/Soldano connection
Comment from : @KonwTheTrut

I’m not gonna lie, I’m kind of addicted to watching your stuff, brother
Comment from : @KonwTheTrut

It's not funny making commentors mad Robert because you or didn't mention their amp It's f***ing HILARIOUS!!! Heeeeeeee 🤭
Comment from : @RockyH

What's the difference between a JCM 800 and a 900?
Comment from : @johnstevenson9956

i met Jim Marshall once got his signature he was a very nice man in the 90s
Comment from : @Wejohnsn

Many links for the amps on Reverb dont work Error: pknf
Comment from : @Shlomotion925

I would add hiwatt
Comment from : @JuniorSamplesUndead

I play though a 1959 Fender Bassman and a 1959 Les PaulbrAh crap, I just woke up
Comment from : @robertwillett4122

Questionable list I’ve had a few on your list that aren’t as great as a lot of people think The Herbert…not that great I bought into the hype, dropped some serious coin, and was not that impressed at all
Comment from : @markhorowitz25

I just recently discovered your channel, and will follow it with interest What I noted is the complete absence of Hughes & Kettner amps in your lists I find several of them really good amps, both in the solid state/Mosfet and in the tube department Is there a reason for the strict no-mentioning?
Comment from : @frankmaeder4358

I had a super sonic 22 "Oange Crush" and traded it for a super reverb ( One of my terribly regrettable decisions made while still on drugs) I couldn't sound bad through that amp It gets attention for the cascading gain stages, but as I prefer to have a clean tone that dirties up when you dig in This had that in spades It was a limited edition and I'll never probably have another, so that is my one material possession that I mourn
Comment from : @charlesw4576

They are everywhere $20 if lucky buy it
Comment from : @bobravenscraft5376

If you only have couple bucks Fender 15 practice amp Can't be beat for the $$$
Comment from : @bobravenscraft5376

BASSMAN CHANGED ROCK
Comment from : @bobravenscraft5376

EVH Said he used Baseman w Marshal cabinets To save the Marshall heads HE BLOWS EM
Comment from : @bobravenscraft5376

i was briefly without an amp in the early 1980s for my 1976 Ibanez 2661 Les Paul, but my buddy always had something i could play through, so it was no emergencybrOne afternoon i got to his place, and all he had was a Fender Bassman available for me About 10 minutes into playing my 6-string through it, i was in love!brThat Fender Bassman was incapable of playing muddy, so my low strings were very well-defined The higher notes carried through clearly and with emphasisbrI could not believe what i was hearing, it was SO GOOD! brbrI'm glad it made your list!
Comment from : @barnabywilde374

The JCM 800 is a legendary amp, and I don't disagree with it being number one
Comment from : @Mistertbones

Robert, Thanks to you, I've found the perfect clean Combo Amp I've been looking for with the Roland Jazz Chorus JC-120 I've spent hours searching and cannot find the answer to this question anywhere You have given me expert and valuable advice and information about what to do and how to do it in the past, so I think you are one of two people that will not only give me the time of day, but answer my question honestly (not giving me a blow-off answer) and the other one did not review the JC-120 The Line Out jacks on the back of the JC-120 Can they be connected to External Speaker Cabs!?!?!? I ask because if they canI think that's great!!! You can achieve Stereo sound with the External Speakers being placed at a distance instead of, or addition to, (if the Line Out Jacks can even be used for external speakers) in the enclosure I also cannot find what impedance speakers are compatible, or even if external speakers can be connected to the Line Out Jacks Only someone with the "Experience" you have is qualified to answer my questions Thank you for humoring me You are one of two people that have taken the time to answer me and given me not only expert advice, but advice that has kept me from throwing $$$$ away because of blow-off answers from "others!!!" Thanks again, Robert!!! Please keep up your great work!!!!
Comment from : @lostreb

Dumble
Comment from : @fattone166

I own a 1967 Supro Thunderbolt , Ampeg B15 and SWR California Blonde Acoustic Amp have to say I will keep Mine
Comment from : @homegrownson

Peavey Classic 20 was obviously missing That amp is a legend
Comment from : @leftyrighty5045

Love your content man! congrats, keep up the awesome work!!
Comment from : @don_rosales

I have an original, unmodified JCM 800 (original owner) and bought 2 Diezel Herbert amps in the last 5 months I understand the sentimental value of the Marshall dominating the 80’s but honestly, the Diezel Herbert is on another level Even the clean sound is spectacular No, I will not sell the JCM but the Diezel is the best amp I ever played throughbrbrGreat video here
Comment from : @alexnajarian1860

The Mesa mark iic+ is one of the biggest reasons why I adore Master of puppets so much, the entire album as opposed to their other 80s albums to me just seems like an articulate and sophisticated masterpiece, essentially the metal album form of drinking fine wine while on a boat in France, surrounded by expensive paintings It’s not as energetic and fast as Ride the lightning It has that extravagant luxurious and artistically dominant sound yet Hetfield’s guitar tone on that album just sounds like it’s on fire, it isn’t the dry, brutal sound of AJFA, it has an almost angelic, grandiose type of feeling If I wanted an amp to play older metal, I’d want a Mark series the most That or a JCM800 but mostly a mark
Comment from : @brandondickie3456

He talked about fender and I have to say the fender m80 series was a great amp
Comment from : @DreadNovella

I think you've missed a couple of crucial amps 1 The Gibson GA40 2 Ampeg V4 guitar and bass (Stones '69) Fender '64 vibroverb
Comment from : @daijones101