Playing this dirty amp brought back childhood memories

[Techdeth]

The amp is like seeing your first girlfriend again . Nothing special but tue memories lol

 

[VonBonfire]

I must be damn old cause I thought this was gonna be a thread about an early 60's Gibson-Maestro rig.

 

[Techdeth]

I must be damn old cause I thought this was gonna be a thread about an early 60's Gibson-Maestro rig.

Lol . Ya we grew up crates . Crates everywhere lol

 

[Dave M]

The amp is like seeing your first girlfriend again . Nothing special but tue memories lol

Thankfully, not in my case. ?

 

[VonBonfire]

Lol . Ya we grew up crates . Crates everywhere lol

If I said I never plugged into a Blue Doodoo I'd be lying, lol.

Peavey was king in the cess pool I grew up in. Followed closely by Crate.

 

[Techdeth]

If I said I never plugged into a Blue Doodoo I'd be lying, lol.

Peavey was king in the cess pool I grew up in. Followed closely by Crate.

I completely agree! Very true

 

[Chris6870]

I gigged a 60 watt for a few years. Played it almost cranked most nights, which wasn't all that loud. Never let me down.

 

[headlessdeadguy]

I still have a BV 4x12 with British V30’s in it. It’s never going anywhere. It came from The String Shoppe on High St.

 

[dstroud]

I thought those sounded decent. I thought the thread was gonna be a Peavey Bandit lolol

 

[RaceU4her]

I still have a BV 4x12 with British V30’s in it. It’s never going anywhere. It came from The String Shoppe on High St.

i have one too and its great, best sleeper cabs out there

 

[RaceU4her]

i never actually played a blue voodoo, are they really that terrible??

 

[stephen sawall]

i never actually played a blue voodoo, are they really that terrible??

Was Sammy Hagar using these with Van Halen ?

 

[VonBonfire]

i never actually played a blue voodoo, are they really that terrible??

I thought they were decent sounding for an affordable amp but the build quality made it something I thought was best avoided. I did the buy once, cry once method and got a PCB Marshall which was a Korg product at the time and built to very high standards by comparison.

 

[RaceU4her]

Was Sammy Hagar using these with Van Halen ?

that was the red voodoo, i dont know if there was any difference?

 

[VonBonfire]

that was the red voodoo, i dont know if there was any difference?

There was a lot more Cabo-Wabo style designed into the circuit, no doubt.

 

[stephen sawall]

Apparently the main difference in the red and blue was the endorsement deal.

Probably good a time as any to start a rumor EVH used one.

 

[Techdeth]

I still have a BV 4x12 with British V30’s in it. It’s never going anywhere. It came from The String Shoppe on High St.

Hell ya !

 

[Techdeth]

i never actually played a blue voodoo, are they really that terrible??

They actually can be decent af . I enjoyed it , the bad part is a certain frequency in the highs that’s hard to get rid of .

 

[VonBonfire]

Apparently the main difference in the red and blue was the endorsement deal.

Probably good a time as any to start a rumor EVH used one.

A little white electrical tape cleverly laid out on that red tolex and voila "this was one of Eddie's amps"

LOL

 

[dstroud]

i never actually played a blue voodoo, are they really that terrible??

I didn’t think they were bad, I just put the treble to 0 and from there it was decent. I used a 60 watt one for a gig once, I had the volume maxxed, it was just loud enough.