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I have tried the RFT...very gainy tube but way too smooth for my tastes... Ei gives more sag to the tone whereas the tungsram is tighter and crispier...works great on my engl straight...

Jose style 2204...with Siemens EL34s

I see a real amp... Thats a + for me... Solo was fine...

Tungsrams were my favorits for many years in marshalls as well... Then I tried the pschycodave recipe V1 - Ei longplate V2 - Chinese 12AX7 V3 - Ei longplate I still use the tungsrams in my Engl Straight though...I like them in there...

Try the norton...not the air one...

I tried the 6505 made in USA... Wanted to love it...I just couldn't...I think it needed a boost to play tight riffs...

I like yugos in V1+V3 of a marshall... Chinese in V2...

Just get the gotoh...

Love my SONY DPS M7 for pitch shifting...

Com on people... This is getting so boring...

Noone remebers these guys??

I trust your ears... Just make one from japan-imported parts and tell us the difference vs a "usa" made... I d pay double if needed...

Its a nice aounding Marshall amp... But no kerrang...no aggressive high mids... More lay down smooth tones... Very nice sounding amp but my jose modded 2204 killed it...

I had a thing with the original Custom... It sounded good in every guitar no matter the scale, woods etc... But it was a bit ice-picky in the strats and had an ear fatigue... I found out that I didnt gile well with 43Rwg pockups...even the boutique ones... I prefer the openess of the overwind 42...

Actually no...nothing...pickups straight to the jack...

I have used a push-pull pot for this.. When up it was going straight to the jack... it gives you more output and more high-mids...

I like it...!! Not that much for 2k though...

Tall Vintage

The regular Norton... Not the air one...