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If the Fender is mostly there for a clean option, I think most other brands end up hitting something close enough to fender-esque cleans that you wouldn't need specifically a fender amp to round out your available tones. ![2cents :2c: :2c:](http://www.sevenstring.org/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/2cents.gif)
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If the Fender is mostly there for a clean option, I think most other brands end up hitting something close enough to fender-esque cleans that you wouldn't need specifically a fender amp to round out your available tones.![]()
SSO for the past couple months has convinced me I need a Marshall DSL and a Mesa Mark iii. Let's see what reasonably priced 20 year old amp comes next!
If you can find a 2 channel Recto, it’s probably tight enough. They’re certainly tight enough with a boost. The two amps pair nicely together. They are totally different gain structures but compliment each other very well.So after reading all of this you guys have me leading towards the old school Marshall JCM 2000 dsl. My concerns with it are, can I run an EQ in the effects loop to just use as a volume boost? I am also leaning Rectifier because it is different enough from the Mark and has the solo boost feature. My concern is that I am used to the tightness of the Mark IV so I may find the Rectifier lacking.
Cant find many good videos of the OG DSL but showing what I am looking for.