Thank you to Chris Sligh for the awesome demos and even kinder words found below!! :-) Lets talk Living Tone amps. I own a Fullerton 65v that I demoed here: https://youtube/watch?v=V9IscMWum44 Here is another demo I did of Mark Kohers shop amp, featuring a 60s plexi on one side and the Wildfire circuit (ef86 preamp tube) through EL84 power tubes: https://youtube/watch?v=n4e1HO8DHTY And today I got to play an MK45 that is on its way out to a buyer (and Mark needed to run it loud a coupla hours to make sure it all works and isnt gonna freak out on the buyer when they turn it on). I ran the MK45 in stereo with my Fullerton and it was seriously the most transcendent tone experience Ive ever had. The two amps together are honestly the best tone Ive ever had. Ever. I wish I had the time to demo this amp because it is my favorite LT yet. I will own one of these. I wish I had all the monies because I would seriously buy every Living Tone amp there is. If you want an old Vox-y sound, he does it better (IMO of course) that the original. And I had a 70s AC30. Marks Wildfire is better. Want an old Plexi? Old Marshall? Old Fender? Seriously, the twists Mark puts on amps make them better than the originals. Check out these demos. Save your monies and buy a Living Tone. You will not regret it. And if you want more thoughts on Living Tone, ask two guys who have played these amps nearly as much as me: Tyson Morlet and Jake Packett -- theyll tell you the truth. These amps ARE the truth. Now, praise God with a loud sound (preferably a Living Tone screaming).
Posted on: Mon, 01 Sep 2014 02:16:10 +0000
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