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Chapter 3: Exploring Rigs 27

‘64 Black Vib

Produced for a short time in the mid-60s, the

amp we based the ‘64 Black Vib model on is an-

other one of the all-time great US-made smaller

club amps. With an easy-to-overdrive but still

not over-loud 40-watt 6L6GC-based power sec-

tion and a single 15-inch speaker in an open-

back cabinet, this amp strikes a great compro-

mise between the crunch of the smaller models

in the line and the hall-filling clean tones of the

larger models.

We added a midrange control for further tonal

versatility. Set it to ~7 to match the flat response

of the original amp.

‘65 Black SR

This amp model is based on a US-made 60s-era

40-watt combo amp, with four 10-inch speakers

in an open-back configuration. This amp offered

both tremolo and spring reverb effects. Known

for chiming clean tones at comparatively high

volumes, this amp is a favorite of country pick-

ers, blues players, and other aficionados of high-

volume clean tones.

Toggle the Bright switch on and off with the

SW2 button.

‘65 Black Mini

The ‘65 Black Mini amp model is based on a US-

made 60s era 6-watt tube combo amp, with a

single eight-inch speaker in an open-back con-

figuration.

Though small both in stature and volume, this

amp offers sweet gently driven tones and

straight-ahead spank in droves. Its ability to pro-

duce classic tube amp sounds at low volumes

has made this amp a studio standard for de-

cades.

Toggle the Bright switch on and off with the

SW2 button.

’65 J45

This amp model is based on a British-made 60s

era 45-watt tube head, the very first amp made

by this company. It was known for its then-fresh

take on a classic US-made bass amp (which was

used primarily by guitarists). It features two

bridged input channels, each with its own vol-

ume setting.

Those two channels, which can be blended to-

gether using the Volume1 and Volume 2 con-

trols, have different tonalities. Channel 1 has a

fairly flat tonal response, while Channel 2 is

somewhat darker-sounding.

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