I have no hands on experience with the Egnater Tourmaster, but an old bandmate had one that I would definitely not call vintage sounding. I don't know if that would be in the ballpark of what the OP wants though.
Vintage looking but modern sounding amp?
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Well not the greatest pic, but you get the idea lol.Can you please drop a pic or two?
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There is a matching oversized 2x12 cab for this head as well. It has equivalent Celestion classic lead 80's accord to what most people say. I have one, it's not a bad cab.
Top picks:
- You said Engl? Check the Classic Tube, or the Sovereign 210. There is also a Sovereign 112 wih the classic look (like the 210).
- Marshall JVM. It looks like any other Marshall, and it rips for metal. If you need a 50W vesion, you have both the head and combo versions.
- REVV Dynamis & D40
- You said Engl? Check the Classic Tube, or the Sovereign 210. There is also a Sovereign 112 wih the classic look (like the 210).
- Marshall JVM. It looks like any other Marshall, and it rips for metal. If you need a 50W vesion, you have both the head and combo versions.
- REVV Dynamis & D40
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Fender Bassbreaker 30R or 15
