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PLUSH brand

OP here... It appears we're going to be using this space that includes the Plush at least a few more times in the near future :hyper:

Took a minute before we started the music to do a quick Plush porn shoot :snaphappy:

Here's a full frontal with my Spector (note how the carpets here on both really match their drapes nicely :smug: >
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Included my custom strap, the Aggie Agro, & the SUF Green Russian (these pedals never sounded better than when played thru this setup :bassist:>
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Slipped behind the amp's backside and flashed a quick click to see more of what's going on in there. (Why put the mute/standby switch in the back??) >
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I also met the Plush's babysitter, as he's not technically the owner of it. The bassist who left it with him left town over a year ago to sort out some personal issues that he's apparently still dealing with, and though they're still in touch, he's having a feeling that this rig that's been left in limbo may eventually end up needing a new home... i told him to keep me in the loop :thumbsup:
 
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Here is one of mine, Its basically a twin reverb tube circuit, 4 6L6 output tubes.....great amp
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My first “fridge” was a Plush with a 3x 15 cab. It was the first bass amp I remember that really overdrived beautifully. They weren’t cheap knockoffs of Kustom at all. I believe that they were designed by Saul Marantz and built in New York. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy some Plush gear but I’ve run out of room for anymore amps !
Question for you show-off... errr, Plush cab owners, i mean :D >

Somebody in the Thunderbird club was asking if they were loaded with Altec's? That's a name i have not heard before.
 
Question for you show-off... errr, Plush cab owners, i mean :D >

Somebody in the Thunderbird club was asking if they were loaded with Altec's? That's a name i have not heard before.
Altec 421’s and JBL’s were available as special order upgrades; otherwise I’m guessing that standard OEM’s were CTS or Emi’s.
 
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OP here... It appears we're going to be using this space that includes the Plush at least a few more times in the near future :hyper:

Took a minute before we started the music to do a quick Plush porn shoot :snaphappy:

Here's a full frontal with my Spector (note how the carpets here on both really match their drapes nicely :smug: >
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Included my custom strap, the Aggie Agro, & the SUF Green Russian (these pedals never sounded better than when played thru this setup :bassist:>
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Slipped behind the amp's backside and flashed a quick click to see more of what's going on in there. (Why put the mute/standby switch in the back??) >
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I also met the Plush's babysitter, as he's not technically the owner of it. The bassist who left it with him left town over a year ago to sort out some personal issues that he's apparently still dealing with, and though they're still in touch, he's having a feeling that this rig that's been left in limbo may eventually end up needing a new home... i told him to keep me in the loop :thumbsup:
Gorgeous; as that head is actually a guitar amp(with the rev/trem)are you getting enough low end? I know with mine the two channels have decidedly different tonality, and since it’s bassically a Showman clone, it should work as well since so many 60’s bassists opted for those over Bassmans.
 
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Gorgeous; as that head is actually a guitar amp(with the rev/trem)are you getting enough low end? I know with mine the two channels have decidedly different ton6ality, and since it’s bassically a Showman clone, it should work as well since so many 60’s bassists opted for those over Bassmans.
Ya know, the first time i used it i plugged into 1 of the top 2 jacks and it sounded pretty good. On the 2nd use i got there a few min early thinking the bottom 2 jacks might engage the reverb... while i didn't have any luck twiddling those knobs on the right making any perceptible audio difference, i did notice that the bottom 2 jacks sounds phatter and awesomer compared to the top two :bassist: Those fuzz & Agro pedals never sounded so great!

I need more info on this thing, I'm intrigued :headphone:
 
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