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Doesn't speak guitar
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Traffic Town LA
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Go and play it. Nothing says you have to buy it.
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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The renegades lead channel isnt as tight as the rockerverb
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: michigan
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Maybe you should aim for an amp that will get you the "core" sound that you want and has a decent clean channel that you can run a nasty dirty fuzz through for your stoner sound?
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The Name's Devon! ;)
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Marrietta, Ohio, USA
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This. You can run a Fuzz in front of most amps to get a decent stoner tone. Get an amp that will get you your Core tone, then use a fuzz to stonerize it. The Renegade isn't what you want. It's a great amp, and I'm an Egnater guy myself, but it's not an amp I would even consider if I was thinking of playing any genre with "Core" in the name. It'll be closer to getting you your stoner sound, but it'll need boosted and the perfect speakers to get you to "Core" territory, and we've already established that speakers are going to be a wildcard for you. That Mesa .50 Cal would be what I bought. The Alchemist would be another one. I would say to get one of the JCM900's, but the two heads are Dual Reverbs which would need some modding to sound good, and the Combo isn't speficied. If you can find out if the Combo is a MKIII, or SL-X, then it would be worth it. If it's an SL-X, buy it immediately. The JCM900 was meant to capture the sound of a Hotrodded JCM800. However, the Dual Reverb isn't worth touching unless you are capable of modding it to take all of the Clipping Diodes and Op-Amps out of the preamp. The MKIII would need less modding to do the same thing (it has less solid state BS in it's preamp), but the SL-X actually has an all-tube preamp. The only Solid State nonsense in it is in the Effects Loop and Master Volume. Like 311 said, you should look for a used Peavey Vypyr Tube 60. It might be your best bet period. Here's some stuff I found that you could go for on Guitar Center's used section: Peavey 6505+ Combo Peavey XXX Peavey Ultra 212 Line 6 Spider Valve 212 Marshall DSL50 Peavey Vypyr Tube 60 Jet City JCA100H Randall RT50H Marshall DSL401 I would go for that DSL401. It'll do what you want, plus it's a combo so you can play at home and can borrow cabs at gigs. Other than that, I would say the Peavey Ultra or Vypyr Tube 60.
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