It will save you from getting 50 different opinions which may all be correct but not relevant to your own personal rabbit hole The only common thread for most of his tone eras is the JBL. Without getting into the tone is in your fingers debate, I would give some thought to what era's sound you are looking to achieve and then search the threads and ask the question again. After that there are millions of options and combinations and lots of searchable threads on the topic. The two amps are different animals altogether. Garrett at JMF uses a Mach II into a Commonwealth or E120. Almost every reference to Quilter as being a great option is in reference to the Mach II head into a JBL type speaker. The 101 is a great little head but it is not the ideal choice. If it were not for the weight and portability factor (which is important to me) I would pursue the usual Fendery preamp into a separate SS amp. I'm a huge Quilter fan and own a 101 reverb and a Mach II. While those recommending a DR are right on IMO. Well the Strat and JBL advice is pretty agreed upon as a great starting place. My novice view of a simple place to start. Then the discussion of effects (personal vote for Brian’s Thick Air pedal from IO guitars).Īnd of course, you then have the small matter of learning to actually play like the man himself There are lots of threads about them here, and some really experienced heads use them (check video from Jerry’s Middle Finger, for example).Īfter that I get out of my depth - of course you can look into guitar mods, more classic amps (BF twin reverb, MacIntosh power amps, etc).
I know there is some compromise there from real tubes, but depending on your needs it’s amazing. As I was told this gets you “90% there”.Īmps become more of a debate, but for easy, I had a lot of recommendations for a Deluxe Reverb Reissue. The JBL seems to be critical, and I certainly love my D120. The advice I was given, was start with a strat and a good JBL speaker and go from there. Search “newbie” and you’ll find the collective wisdom of the people who really know. I am certainly not an expert on this, but did go through this recently.įirst, there are several detailed threads on this in Jerry Tone.
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