Fender Quad Reverb
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Fender Quad Reverb
What is a Quad Reverb worht and does anyone use one? They are a Twin with four twelve inch speakers. I have a chance to get one.
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Check this link out:
http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/Data/Fender/Quad_Reverb_Combo-01.html
Sounds like you will need a fork lift. Personally, for steel, I had much rather have a Dual Showman head and a 15" speaker in a separate cabinet. You can get 2x15" cabinets too. That would no doubt sound awesome, but again, you're getting into fork lift territory.
http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/Data/Fender/Quad_Reverb_Combo-01.html
Sounds like you will need a fork lift. Personally, for steel, I had much rather have a Dual Showman head and a 15" speaker in a separate cabinet. You can get 2x15" cabinets too. That would no doubt sound awesome, but again, you're getting into fork lift territory.
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Larry... The Quad is the BEST sounding Steel amp I have ever heard. I had one for a short time and got rid of it to buy a Showman head and a 1x15 cabinet...BAD move.!!! If you can get a deal on the Quad,GRAB it... What a HUGE sound! They are VERY heavy. Keep that in mind!... They are running $500-600 . If its clean and you can find one cheaper and have BIG muscles,you will fall in love with the tone. If you don't want it let me know.. I might want it!!!!! bob<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Bob Carlucci on 30 December 2003 at 06:01 PM.]</p></FONT>
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It is a Twin with four twelves. I just brought it home. It has the Fender speakers with the round holes. I think they might be Oxfords or Utah's. They are not Jensens, they have oblong cut outs.
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It has wheels already It has been setting a long time. I will probably go through it and sell it. It sounded good with the 85 Les Paul Custom too. Tomorrow I will try it with my Carvin TL-60(3-P/U Tele), my 76 Les Paul Custom and steel.
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A band mate of mine has a Quad and he's not sure whether to restore it or sell it. I'm not personally interested in it though I know it would be a hoss of a steel amp. Unreasonably heavy.
Back in the good ol' '70s I used to hear Freddie King at the Armadillo play through two Quad Reverbs. Pretty awesome sound. I guess it was Fender's answer to the Marshall amp. Why they didn't break it into a head and speaker cab is a mystery. The Quad wasn't on the market all that long. I guess they made them only for 5 years, if that long.
Back in the good ol' '70s I used to hear Freddie King at the Armadillo play through two Quad Reverbs. Pretty awesome sound. I guess it was Fender's answer to the Marshall amp. Why they didn't break it into a head and speaker cab is a mystery. The Quad wasn't on the market all that long. I guess they made them only for 5 years, if that long.
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Rick, I have a real nice Vibrasonic that I don't use because of the weight and I use a Midiverb-4 that is a line level unit. If the Fenders had an effects loop or reamp out / poweramp in I would consider going that route but no more htan I play I will just drag the Nashville 400 around. Looking forward to seeing you at Gary's steel show.
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