NAD: Soldano SLO-30

[Zilthy]

Sounds great  :thumb-up: I'm not familiar with what a Plexi sounds like but I can say it sounds better than my '73 Marshall 50.

If you have listened to any hair metal from the 80s you are familiar with what a Plexi sounds like.  :)

I don't know, but I'd have to image a 73 Marshall should sound pretty great.

[Harley Hexxe]

Sounds great  :thumb-up: I'm not familiar with what a Plexi sounds like but I can say it sounds better than my '73 Marshall 50.

If you have listened to any hair metal from the 80s you are familiar with what a Plexi sounds like.  :)

I don't know, but I'd have to image a 73 Marshall should sound pretty great.

I had a '73 Super Lead 100 for a few years, it was a good sounding amp but I ended up selling it. Maybe it was because I had the 8X10 cab with it instead of the 4X12's
I really don't regret selling that amp as much as I regret selling my Orange OR 120. I think that was a '69 or '70. Either way, that was a killer amp with it's own kind of sound.

Harley 8)

[rnolan]

The Marshall is a great sounding amp, but no master vol so I had to use a power soak so you could be in the same room as it, very loud amp.

[Harley Hexxe]

Hey Richard,

     I forgot to mention that Marshall had a modification on it. The fourth input jack was a pot, which I think was a voltage regulator control of some kind. I never turned it up to a point where the amp was that loud, and I didn't invest in a power soak at the time, so that probably had a lot to do with why the amp didn't sound that impressive to me.
     I had forgotten about that until you mentioned this

Harley  8)