• Registered: 2010-10-06
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Topic: lazy j amps

hi joe if you're out there and anyone else who might be interested.
i heard through the grapevine that you recently tried out the lazy j 20 amp. i have just bought one myself and was wondering what you thought of it and will you be adding one to your collection?
all the best
phil

2 Reply by hiserdison (edited by hiserdison 2010-10-07 03:35:17)

  • Registered: 2010-10-07
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Re: lazy j amps

The great amps that defined (and continue to define) rock & roll were not conceived as marketable products at their inception – rather, they evolved to that point.

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Re: lazy j amps

I actually tried both models at John Henry's in London.  John said they were great.  I went up to his pro-shop and had bash at it.  I really liked them.  The 20 was warm and had a refined Neil Young type of vibe and the 80 was like you would want a good tweed twin to sound like.  What impressed me more than anything was the fact the amps were not too bright.  Most of the time all I do is dump treble on those type of things.  The amps will go plenty bright but not overly and remain solid when turned up to 11.  I really liked them honestly.
Joe Bonamassa