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Originally Posted by JamonHamon
Scroll down to the bottom of this page theres a Allen amp Hot fudge with nuts
does it sound close to this?
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Well, not really. Keep in mind the Allen Hot Fudge With Nuts is
based on the Brown Deluxe, which makes it his "modern" take on a different amp.
It really doesn't sound like a tweed Deluxe. They both have the same cathodyne phase inverter. The brown Princeton has one channel and is fixed bias, where the tweed Deluxe has two interactive channels, and is cathode biased.
It's really more related to the 5F10 tweed Harvard, and is really most like the 5F11 tweed Vibrolux.
It kind of has its own "thang" tone wise.
The best way I can think of for you to tell what it sounds like is to listen to the first two Fab T bird albums.