You still liking it? I played a used one at guitar center the other day, thinking I’m going to get it

@@skylarcarlson7745 Yep I totally love it. There are different models. The one I have is the two channel reverb one… It’s the best.

Ya, I’ve been looking for cleaner sounds from this amp too. I think that every other person demoing the amp is just going for cranked sounds.

I think it’s because every other demo is dudes trying to play Page riffs. This amo has plenty of headroom but I think it’s poorly showcased in most of the videos.

The clean tones on this amp are butter

I have this amp and the cleans are great, never dead clean, more complex. I've played a vintage country set with a band even, sounded great.

@@TeleCaster66 How loud can it stay clean? you using your volume knob on the guitar? I'm really itching to get this amp. I played one two weeks ago

I’m torn between a 68 Custom Deluxe Reverb vs this.

From what you've described, the Keeley sounds like your better bet. The '64 Reverb is another model we'd recommend looking into!

@@Supro_USA what model has the loudest clean with reverb and Trem (actually clean) I like the drive sound but need more actual headroom first. (thanks)

Well you can either use a jangley tele or danelectro or just boost the treble in the mix to get that presence so to speak. Are you recording it or just playing at home? Also what is your signal chain?

I just played a Jupiter and it is dirty from 3 on up. I heard lots of talk about clean headroom but I agree I think these Supros are too dirty for my taste. Nice just breaks up far too easily

I use my tele through it and I get that jangle all day long.

Great question! We have a several smaller combos that fit what you're looking for. If you prefer analog reverb on top, we'd recommend either the Delta King 10, Delta King 12, '64 Reverb, or the Amulet. If you'd prefer a more bare-bones approach, the '64 Super has no EQ controls and just a volume knob which is great to stack effects on top of. You can learn more about each on our website! www.suprousa.com/amplifier-combos/

Try the Statesman, you can dial back the volume on the effects send receive, and still keep all your crunch, tone.

1x12 is what Jimmy Page used

Yes mate. It's just the blues King or whatever they call the cheap 8" combo that's Chinese made.

Just bought one yesterday; you can use it for blues! That's what i play 90% of the time

@@nicotera3470 How’s your experience with it? What do you consider it’s strong points and weaknesses?

So far Big plus for the clarity in the treble and fullness in the bass Cant compare my old blues junior in any way! (And in my opinion its a decent amp aswell) Tremolo and reverb are super nice aswell! Nice distortion through the tubes

@@nicotera3470 At the moment I to own a Fender Blues Junior 4. is the only tube amp I've ever owned.

Not an amp made that can't be used for blues

This amp packs so much punch, you may be better off getting a Delta King if you're solely a bedroom player.

@@Supro_USA Ah, perfect answer. Delta King looks/sounds awesome, too. Thank you!

Doesn't the master volume contribute to keeping the tone intact on bedroom levels?

Yes, it has a master volume

This model has a master volume

distortion is fuzzy .not as good as Marshall or Orange

It is class A.

@@Panic42000 No, it's not. Technically speaking. Amp companies almost across the board refer to an amp with a cathode biased output section as "class A". That is not what defines a class A amplifier. Class A is more of an industry term.

You nailed it. It is not class A.

If your playing a SG it definitely changes the tone. It’s so easy to move the neck.

@@Panic42000 it is because of the motion of the fingers. This shaking is beyond stupid poser bs.

@@Panic42000 you can do it with your fingers, guitar shakin is poser nonsense

yes it does change the sound

Um yes it does change the sound. You need to practice more and talk less.