scott wrote:

pwalshj wrote:You can also cascade the preamps on two channel Fender amps (Bassman, bandmaster, etc.) the same way you would on a Marshall four-holer. Plug into your desired channel and use a patch cable to go from the same channel's input section to the input of the unused channel. Twiddle to taste. Not switchable but pretty rowdy.

That's not cascading. you're running into each of them at the input, in parallel

mr.arrison wrote:I was saying twins are loud if you are using the sweet spot for breakup/overdrive as your sound rather than a pedal. Last I looked, they aren't high gain, so you gotta crank them to get them to that point. they aren't louder than Hiwatts or Sunns, but they are still fucking loud.

scott wrote:The reason people are saying twins are loud is because for a combo, they're very loud. I had a 100W Hiwatt 1x12" combo, and it was pretty similar in loud-and-clean to the twin.

There's a whole spectrum of amps, from the 5W or 15W amp that you're gonna run wide open and it gets drowned out by a loud drummer, up to 80W, 100W, 120W amps where if you run them wide open through even a 2x12" they will drown out any drummer.

The twin is a loud and clean amp. The Deluxe Reverb is like a Twin that's voiced totally differently, to get good output tube saturation at a workable volume. The twin is voiced to be loud, sharp and clean.

That's why people say stuff like that about the Twin.