Search Results: AC10

We're taking a look at early patent number Gibson pickups, the ones with the patent number sticker, short magnet, enamel coated purple wire, to late 1950's PAF humbuckers (long magnet, PAF sticker on the bottom). They look about the same, but how do they compare ? There will be the usual amount of Wise Old Guys (us) discussing for a while, and then the demos. To make things easier for the impatient, see the menu below. No overdrive or distortion pedals used, just an EarthQuaker Devices Dispatch Master delay pedal for ambience. The amps used are a 1965 Vox AC10SRT and a newer Marshall JTM Studio. More details in the video.

8:22 1996 Gibson ES335 with patent # pickups-Marshall JTM Studio
10:35 1960 Gibson ES355 with PAF pickups-Marshall JTM Studio
12:50 1996 Gibson ES335 -Vox AC10 SRT
15:21 1960 Gibson ES355 -Vox AC10 SRT

17:35 2007 Gibson LP with patent # pickups-Marshall JTM Studio
19:40 1958 Gibson LP with PAF pickups-Marshall JTM Studio
22:00 2007 Gibson LP - Vox AC10 SRT
24:30 1958 Gibson LP - Vox AC10 SRT

Doug and Pat take a look at another fine creation from JP Henry, builder of the SRT+ amplifier we love so much. This time he's going after two vintage Marshall versions- the Plexi and the JCM800, in the same amp and with some great modern features, mods and a quality build. Doug and Pat don't do metal very well, but dang, we had to crank this bad boy and take it for a spin. So give it a listen my friends, and even though Doug can't play "Enter Sandman" to save his life, he does take a shot at two hand tapping in here somewhere. It's time for the "Pasadena Rose!"

As promised from the Kemper show, the profiles for the 1965 Vox AC10 SRT are here and available. Doug and token young guy Jeremie Murfin from Five Star Guitars walk you through what they are and how to get them. Pat was seen running from the room in tears yelling "I don't know you guys anymore". No comments on this little blurb, you know what this is don't you?

Doug and Pat continue their terrifying journey to be more modern and hip without giving up their love of vintage gear. Possible? Maybe so in the case of the Kemper which uses some kind of Voodoo system to capture the sonic qualities of a live amplifier using whatever microphone or speaker you want. But how does it sound compared to the same amp, same speaker and same microphone when played live? In order to find out they brought in hipster Jeremie Murfin of Five Star Guitars and his very own Kemper to do the demo. *Attention KEMPER OWNERS-Profiles NOW AVAILABLE at: www.theDougandPatShow.com/Kemper tab** Yup, we have Doug's Vox AC10 SRT profiles and more***. "Onward and forward into the future, we ain't 'fraid of nothin" D&P

t was a big month for D&P with a road trip to LA for the NAMM Show, vintage guitar show and a trip to Nerdville with Joe Bonamassa. Wait, we're not done..we also check out the Henry SRT+ clone of our vintage Vox AC10 SRT. How close is it? You might be surprised. Demos start at 12:43 and it goes out of sync at 50:30, sorry about that (thanks You Tube). Take note: D&P WILL BE ON VACATION UNTIL JULY, or at least Doug will. As always, NO ADS, WE HATE ADS! It's just us so let's get on with it.

It's been called the Mystery Amp to the amp that never was. It's the 1965 JMI built Vox AC10 Super Reverb Twin head. It's the amp used in every pickup and guitar demo ever done on the Doug and Pat Show and it's time to get a closer look at this low powered tone machine. You might just want one of your own if you can find one.