When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #92804  by CoolBreeze
 
So I swapped a 69 drip edge Champ and a 60 Valco Dwight for this 74 Bandmaster Reverb TFL 5005D today- and I just could not be happier! WOW- whadda amp! She sings and bounces just beautifully!

Sorry- I'm excited as all get-out, and wanted to share- whether you wanted to see it or not :-)

PS- the empty space on the pedalboard is for an Earth Drive- once I move a few more items!

all good things-
Bruce
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 #92816  by tigerstrat
 
The bonus feature of those is laughing at house sound guys who go to mic up your amp head. :lol:
 #92828  by strumminsix
 
Funny, dude, I just sold my 74 BMR about a year ago! Congrats! A great amp! Great character! what speakers?
tigerstrat wrote:The bonus feature of those is laughing at house sound guys who go to mic up your amp head. :lol:
Dude! That happened to me! My band's debut gig. Soundguy shoves a 57 into the head. I say, "why don't you mic up the speaker instead".

He looks back kinda embarrassed as I point down to the cab! What concerned me more is someone not checking the back for where the speaker is!? :roll:
 #92832  by strumminsix
 
CoolBreeze wrote:Too funny!

and it really does dwarf the Twin head it's sitting on
Is that a custom Twin head or no reverb? I have a 68 dual showman reverb and the DSR and BMR were nearly identical in size.
 #92834  by tigerstrat
 
strumminsix wrote:
CoolBreeze wrote:Too funny!

and it really does dwarf the Twin head it's sitting on
Is that a custom Twin head or no reverb? I have a 68 dual showman reverb and the DSR and BMR were nearly identical in size.
a Twin head! Wow it is short... I thought it was a non-reverb Showman.
 #92835  by CoolBreeze
 
The amp on the bottom is a 76 Twin Reverb (with the reverb pan). I bought the chassis, then saved up for an aftermarket (can't recall the name) cabinet to put it into.

My 67 Dual Showman (no reverb) is about the same height, but the Dual Showman reverbs are as big as the BMR.