Thanks for all your help guys, I appreciate really it. I ll start off by replacing all of the tubes. Cheers

numberthirty wrote:For starters, do you have any reason to think that there might be any technical issues that could be throwing the sound off?Nah, no technical issues...

biscuitdough wrote:Could you trade back into a Super Reverb?Not many second hand Super Reverb's here in Melbourne. I was renting the Twin out and just paid it off since the interest was getting way too high. I spent more than 2 grand on the Twin so that's why I would like to work with the amp and ...

numberthirty wrote:biscuitdough wrote:Could you trade back into a Super Reverb?If it doesn't seem like it could be a technical issue, this feels about right. It seems like you've got the answer from the way you described the Super Reverb.One guy's take...That My Favorite Artist... stuff doesn't mean ...

mookie1010 wrote:Come made their (twin)Twin Reverbs sound fucking amazing, like bells and a glass choir. I don't know how they did it, because every time I've played or heard one since, it hasn't seemed like what they did was possible. I'm convinced it's not reproducible.Never heard of this band ...

Hi guys,I recently purchased a Twin Reverb 65 Reissue and i'm not too convinced with the tone. It sounds muddy but harsh at the same time, especially when using overdrive/fuzz pedals. Before purchasing the twin, I was using a Super Reverb 65 Reissue and it handled pedals really well and didn't have ...

Hey guys,I bought a brand new Twin reverb last week that seems to be running very hot. I noticed that it starts getting hot after an hour of use and only keeps on getting hotter. Not only does the top of the amp get hot but so does the front panel. I wouldn't say that it's hot enough to burn you but ...

TomWanderer wrote:I agree with Tommy, ride it as hard as you can while it's under warranty. I bought a like new 65 reissue a few months ago and I love it. I'd have to check and see about how hot it gets, but there was an issue that was driving me insane until I found this you tube video explaining ...

i was thinking of getting a twin reverb but where i'm from it's way too expensive and it's not like i'll be playing in mega rock shows.
anyways i tried out a Fender 65 deluxe reverb reissue today and it sounded pretty good...

what u reckon about the fender 65 deluxe reverb? any better amps then ...

Late 60's/ early 70's silverface Pro Reverb, or Super Reverb. Avoid the ones made after 1974, as they switched to Solid State rectification, ( on the Super Reverb, at any rate) and an Ultralinear power section which changed the tone as well as increased the power output.

Both of these amps will ...