This came up on the local CL today.
https://ventura.craigslist.org/msg/d/ventura-1975-fender-super-six-reverb/7410020000.html
https://ventura.craigslist.org/msg/d/ventura-1975-fender-super-six-reverb/7410020000.html
Super Six Reverb.
- Thread starter Crobbins
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I had one.
It sounded great.
It was about 30 years ago, when it was much easier to move.
It got broken into three pieces in a band bus/trailer wreck.
It was fun while it lasted.
It sounded great.
It was about 30 years ago, when it was much easier to move.
It got broken into three pieces in a band bus/trailer wreck.
It was fun while it lasted.
telekaster1999
Tele-Afflicted
The Waylon amp.
Willie Johnson
Friend of Leo's
Was this the Albert Collins amp, or did he use a Quad Reverb?
I love the sound of six 10" speakers in a tall cab. I used to lust over the Acoustic Control Corp 6 X 10" extension cab for their 200 and 300 series heads in the early '70s.
Early Journey, too.
I saw Journey at the Armadillo World Headquarters, pre-Steve Perry.
Greg Rolie was playing keys and singing lead, and the songs were all solo-fests for Schon.
Neil Schon had a wall of 6 Super Six Reverb’s.
The had special grill cloths that formed a picture or pattern.
Ol’ Neil was certainly loud n’ proud!
Are casters included? There should be sockets for them, on the right side. Handles on the left.
Albert Collins used the Quad Reverb.
I'm pretty sure I went to an Allman Brothers show, where Derek Trucks has a Quad Reverb or Super Six, along with the usual Super Reverbs- but not really sure what he was really playing through
Cam
Friend of Leo's
I've a hernia now just from looking at the picture.
Yup, saw him at the Long Beach blues festival so long ago. He actually snuck us into the VIP area my brother and I. He was a total sweetheart of a guy!!!
Raymond had brought his Melody maker that we had done the whole Pat Travers thing to, we used dual Bill Lawrence HB’s, And Schaller’s or Grovers, and instead of a marker, Ray opted for his pocket knife and had signatures carved in it from Albert Collins, Pretty sure KoKo Taylor was another great person… we got a ton of signatures on that and I particularly remember when he handed them his buck knife, every person was mindful to make a nice clean inscription/signature. Albert Collins would wander out into the crowd with the longest cord you ever seen with a helper (A-cord Caddy ha) minding the cable. Is anyone familiar with the output transformer and the R of the speakers?
Greenmachine
Tele-Afflicted
Me want!
Willie Johnson
Friend of Leo's
I got to meet Koko one time and shake her hand; pretty cool moment. Saw her play at a private function--very up close and intimate setting.
ElJay370
Tele-Afflicted
Awesome.
I’ve played through all kinds of big boy amps, but never one of these. It’s on my list.
I’ve played through all kinds of big boy amps, but never one of these. It’s on my list.
Mike Simpson
Doctor of Teleocity
Cool amp, I remember when you couldn't hardly give away a Super Six or a Quad Reverb.
Tone Chase
Tele-Holic
I had one for several years in the mid 70’s. It got sold when I bought a car that would not allow it to fit in the trunk, or through a door.
I kept that car for 32 years though.
I kept that car for 32 years though.
NoTeleBob
Friend of Leo's
That's sort of right now
