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Caffeine Patrol · February 22nd, 2008, 10:35 AM

SF Twins have been the 'gold standard' for a long time, for good reason.
Or, if you want to go back a little ways, take out a second mortgage and look for an old Standel with a 15" speaker.
I get the best tone out of a SF Deluxe Reverb; Pete Anderson, before he became a POD person, swore by Deluxe Reverbs and he had no problems with country tone. I saw him playing with Dwight in a bar back in '86 or '87 and he had a couple of BF Deluxes sitting on the floor with a mic between them.

February 22nd, 2008, 10:35 AM	#9 (permalink)
Caffeine Patrol Tele-Meister Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 386	SF Twins have been the 'gold standard' for a long time, for good reason. Or, if you want to go back a little ways, take out a second mortgage and look for an old Standel with a 15" speaker. I get the best tone out of a SF Deluxe Reverb; Pete Anderson, before he became a POD person, swore by Deluxe Reverbs and he had no problems with country tone. I saw him playing with Dwight in a bar back in '86 or '87 and he had a couple of BF Deluxes sitting on the floor with a mic between them.