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Really mate ? Wow... I genuinely respect your views and tone, but the '65 and the '68 were a bit 'just ok' to me...
As Ive said, Ive got the cash and thought for once, I could land a sub £1000 amp ! Maybe I'd need to bed the speakers in, or try another...
The amps that have done this, and really impressed me were;
1.) Redplate Blackverb - loved this one. Then went for the smaller cabs, and had a few reliability problems. But would love a 'good' Blackverb...
2.) Dr Z Monza - really surprised me, and I loved this amp at home volumes.
3.) Carr Slant - kin great amp, but the OD is a bit 'meh'
The ideal for me would be a clean, shimmering Blackface channel, with a same second channel where ypu can match the settings and add a bit of hair. The Redplate does this very well, but Im not sure what others do...
Could be mate. To be fair, and I have this more than once, it was a standard USA Strat (mines a CS 56 Heavy Relic kin diamond of a Strat !) and the kin thing wouldn't even stay in tune... Amazes me that...
Anyway, clearly everyone rates em, so I must give em another go. Still tempted by @gassage original '68 though but would prefer reverb model.
Really ? I think the thread and my Carr love indicates that I love the Fende BF sound. Not the Blues Jrs though !
The Crazy Tube Circuits stardust blackface has a good rep for that btw and Jim Campilongo uses one, which is a reasonable indicator of quality for me
If you're used to a different, perhaps pushier dynamic feel I can imagine that unmodified Fender amps could seem a little spongy.
Neither is better or worse, just different.