Weâ€™re giving away three Mud Stand amp stands! Winners!

Jon Light · Post by **Jon Light** » 3 Mar 2018 1:09 pm

As one of the pics above shows, Sea Foam Green Milkman is the correct answer. I win.

Stu Schulman · Post by **Stu Schulman** » 3 Mar 2018 1:32 pm

My favorite amp to play steel guitar out of is a Peavey Nashville 112...I would love to win a mud stand for mine.

Don Kuhn · Post by **Don Kuhn** » 3 Mar 2018 4:41 pm

Gotta hand it to the Peavy people my 112 is my go to amp I like the sound it produces nice and clean and crisp.

Jack Lee · Post by **Jack Lee** » 3 Mar 2018 5:19 pm

I have a Peavey 1000 and Nashville 112. The 112 is my favorite. The mud stand would make all by gear look great which would distract from how I look at 78 years young. Thanks

Tim Heidner · Post by **Tim Heidner** » 3 Mar 2018 5:28 pm

My favorite amp to play steel guitar with is my Telonics TCA-500A because it sounds so purdy!

Tim Heidner · Post by **Tim Heidner** » 3 Mar 2018 5:29 pm

Jon Light wrote:As one of the pics above shows, Sea Foam Green Milkman is the correct answer. I win.

I see a Telonics in there, I win, too!

Larry Behm · Post by **Larry Behm** » 3 Mar 2018 7:30 pm

N400 has worked for me for over 30 years, I love the "edge" it has, makes my PP come alive.

David Graves · Post by **David Graves** » 3 Mar 2018 11:27 pm

Like many of the guys my favorite amp is my Nashville 400. Iâ€™ve done the â€œFox Modsâ€ to it along with a Telonics 15â€ speaker and it is my â€œgo toâ€ amp. Whether Iâ€™m playing steel or lead guitar itâ€™s my favorite. Itâ€™s got the power for most places, itâ€™s always dependable and itâ€™s sound is always predictable and good. The speaker made it a totally new amp and I wonâ€™t leave home without it. The only thing it really needs is a good stand. ðŸ˜‰

scott murray · Post by **scott murray** » 4 Mar 2018 12:12 am

I played a Fender Vibrosonic Reverb for years that I loved but it fell into disrepair and I was never able to restore it.

been using the Fender Steel King since last year and I've never been so happy with a solid state amp. this thing is just great.

so the answer is: Fender!

great looking stands, I'd love to try one. thanks for doing this

Tom Dillon · Post by **Tom Dillon** » 4 Mar 2018 8:45 am

For me, it's my Walker Stereo Steel. Perfect. Loud, lush sound, flexible.

Alan Judson · Post by **Alan Judson** » 4 Mar 2018 8:52 am

My favourite is a Vox AD50VT because I don't know any better.

It has a nice clean channel and I can switch my pedal steel with my dobro and hit a preset button and off I go.

Gene Kelley · Post by **Gene Kelley** » 4 Mar 2018 3:15 pm

I play a stereo steel preamp with Nashville 1000 as the power amp. Recently bought Katana 100. Nice and light and tone is pretty good!

Sam Norris · Post by **Sam Norris** » 4 Mar 2018 3:46 pm

Peavey Bandit - I can use it for both steel and regular guitar and it sounds great with both, and it's dirt cheap!

Tim Heidner · Post by **Tim Heidner** » 4 Mar 2018 5:45 pm

I never win.

Buddy Elkin · Post by **Buddy Elkin** » 4 Mar 2018 6:24 pm

1980 Webb 614-E purchased new from Duane Marrs in Madison, TN......Great tone & power.

George Duncan Sypert · Post by **George Duncan Sypert** » 4 Mar 2018 7:52 pm

I use a Peavey LTD with a Black Widow 15 Speaker. Been using it for a long time. First amp was a Standel Imperial and then a Fender Twin with a JBL 15 inch speaker.
Since tomorrow is my 77th birthday I need to win one of these stands. Thanks for the post.

George

Jim Goins · Post by **Jim Goins** » 5 Mar 2018 5:16 am

My favorite amp is my early 70's peavey session 400 with original JBL, just cannot beat the tone, I started out with an old Evans Compactra 100, great amp, I also have a Peavey N-112, good amp, I am sold on my Session 400, it is heavy but going to split up the cab. Never tried any high dollar amps, the session 400 is a work horse and a poor musician's amp. Jim Goins.

Harold Dye · Post by **Harold Dye** » 5 Mar 2018 9:50 am

Old Nash 400 with chrome corners, but once I reached the old geaser stage of life I put a neo speaker in it just to move it around. Good reverb and no need for effects. Now if I could just figure out how to lighten the load of my D 10 Sho Bud and Zum I would rearing to go. Maybe I could use styrofoam cabinets on them, don't know how that would effect the sound tho.

Bob Watson · Post by **Bob Watson** » 5 Mar 2018 1:30 pm

I have a Peavey LTD that does it all. Its a very clean sounding amp and I love the bass response when I'm playing the C6 neck.

Gary L Reed · Post by **Gary L Reed** » 5 Mar 2018 2:11 pm

The old NV 400. Because I am old and it helps keep me in shape packing it around !!

Charlie Powell · Post by **Charlie Powell** » 5 Mar 2018 4:52 pm

Replica of a Fender Tweed Twin Hi power, circuit 5f8a with a couple of personal tweaks. It has plenty of power, good bottom, sweet highs.

Bob Ricker · Post by **Bob Ricker** » 5 Mar 2018 6:03 pm

ShoBud with a D130 15 inch speaker. Great Reverb can be dialed in sweet and pure almost tube like or colder with a more modern feel. The ShoBud amp has tons of character just what you need in a steel amp (a lot of punch back in the kitchen) for various situations, live or on record.

Terry Pendlay · Post by **Terry Pendlay** » 5 Mar 2018 6:58 pm

good sound east to adjust

James Marlowe · Post by **James Marlowe** » 6 Mar 2018 2:10 pm

Out of 7 Peavey amps I own, one N400, with a neo speaker with newest chips is my favorite. It sounds great, in my ears.

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