All the amps you've ever owned...

davedave

In no particular order.
5w Squier practice thing
Fender ultimate chorus
Peavey TNT 150
Matamp slave120
Matamp gt40
Matamp Minimat
Matamp gt200 x2
White w100 +Fane loaded White 4x12
Wienbrock gringo
Mjw bantam + 1x12 in burgundy snakeskin
Laney cub 12
Fender champ 600
Fender excelsior
Swr studio 220
Lots of cabs.
Coming soon is a Mango duo 18 too.
A fair bit of that has gone, but I still have far to much gear.

davedave

Oh an Ampeg b15 flip top from 1970 that got sold last year.

kelv_w

Marshall Park 15

Marshall Haze 15

Marshall YJM100

Marshall AFD100

Marshall JCM1

Marshall JMP1

Marshall JTM145

Yamaha THR10

Orange Tiny Terror

Orange JimRoot Terror

Orange Micro Amp

Possibly thinking of the SL5. 

goldtop

HH VS Musician
Marshall 50W Bass
Roland Bolt 60
WEM Custom 15
Mesa Boogie MkIII
Mesa Boogie Studio pre
Mesa Boogie Quad pre
Marshall VS 120 Pro
Marshall JMP1
Mesa Boogie V Twin rack
H&K Crunch Master
H&K Cream Machine
Marshall Lead & Bass 50W
Marshall SuperBass
Marshall JMP 50W (GZ34)
Diezel Herbert
Guytron GT-100
VHT Special 6
THD BiValve
MJW Tweed Deluxe Clone
Fender Bandmaster
Fender Bandmaster Reverb
Fender VibroChamp
Fender Super Champ
Fender Vibrasonic
unknown Trainwreck Express clone
Burman 502
Marshall Artiste 50W combo
Fender G-Dec 30
Marshall 50W modded by Diezel
Budda Superdrive 30
Marshall JTM45 reissue
Rivera MS60
Yamaha THR10X
Guytron GT-100 F/V
Victoria Champ
Rivera R55

Misty

Lemme see....

Triumph combo, can't remember much about it but it distorted a lot.

Simms Watts 100 head + 4x12. That had Fanes in it, I always wished it didn't.

HH 100 + 4x12

Fender Twin Reverb

Orange 100 watt head

Peavey Deuce. Had this modified by Peavey, and gigged all over Germany and Austria with it.

Music Man RD112

Fender Showman (tranny combo)

Mesa Boogie Mk IIB. Latterly I used this with a 1x12 EV extension cab. Owned this amp for 12 years.

Fender Super-Amp

Fender Vibro King. Loved this amp, but ultimately too loud and heavy. Again owned it for 12 years.

Fender '65 Deluxe Reverb reissue. Never thought it sounded that good, my silverface is much better.....

Fender Deluxe Reverb '72

Fender Tweed Twin reissue. Good amp, but never bonded with it and sold it to a good home, but at a loss of course.

Dr Z Maz Sr head/1x12 cab with Celestion Gold. Best amp I've owned.

Dr Z Carmen Ghia head/2x10 cab. Used the head a lot in the studio, otherwise it's my backup.

Think that's it. 45 years' worth. I still have the '72 Deluxe Reverb and both Dr Z amps/cabs. I may replace the Ghia head with a Maz Jr/reverb head in red, if one comes up at the right time.

seany65

1) 10 watt tanglewood practice amp.  New, decent enough for what it was, sold. (Hondo strat, sold)

2) Laney GC30. New, liked it but sold. (mexican strat, sold)

3) Marshall G215 RCD. Loved it. New, sold. (Korean epi sheraton. Loved it, sold).

4) Marsdhall G215 RCD. Didn't like it. I think the electrics had been fiddled with, 'cos on this one the headphone socket was after the     onborad fx. Second-hand from ebay, sold. (Chinese epi sheraton, disliked it, sold).

5) Laney LX35R. Hated it. New, sent back after less than 1 hour. (Rally Neosound. Not bad, but a few little niggles. Prolly early chinese version or very very late korean (as in 'ran out of made in korea' labels).

6)  Peavey Envoy 110. Not keen on it. A bit too hissy and too many different settings to be able to 'get on' with it. New, returned after several days. (Rally Neosound. As above).

7) Laney GC30. Like it. (Same Rally. Looking to get Entwistle HV58's in and deal with niggles).

EdGrip

1) Marshall MG15RCD. Bought with my first guitar aged 14. Accutronics spring reverb with actual springs, no DFX. It wasn't a bad little amp.

2) Ashdown Fallen Angel 60 2x12 combo. In hindsight, it was crap. It had a little VU meter, though, and so I was dead chuffed with it at the time. I sold it to buy...

3) Vox AC30CC head. Brian May made me want to play electric guitar, so I'd always wanted an AC30, but the Korg ones were out of my league. When they announced the new, affordable, CC range I was first in line. The heads are comparatively rare. I loved it. I sold it to pay the rent one month while I was erroneously living in London.

4) To enable me to continue playing guitar, I bought a silver-stripe Bandit off some bloke for £50 as a stop-gap measure. I fell in love with the clean channel and loved it about as much as I had the Vox. 

5) '74 Fender Silverface Princeton Reverb. The Fender thing comes to us all sooner or later. I loved it a bit too hard. Wrong love. I tried to love it with new transformers and general fucking about. Poor thing needs the attention of a good amp doctor now. I will be doing that this week.

ols

Where do I begin?!

Combos

Marshall MG10 

my first amp

Marshall AVT100 

a special edition blue one - was brilliant, but I was younger and hated the hefty combo vibe. I really did dig the scooped metal tones you could get from this amp though and it served me very well as I started gigging. I still wish I had it now, but I sold it to make way for a head and cab setup.

Line6 Spider 15W 

bought for home practice - was excellent for jamming and bedroom noodling, however I made the mistake of letting a bandmate borrow it, only for it to go mysteriously missing... I am not in a band with this person anymore...

Heads

Marshall MG100HDFX

No, I don't know why I bought this either. I sold it after two days.

Mesa Boogie Single Rectifier

This was a lovely amp to look at, but it really did disillusion me about the quality of mesa gear, as this amp was the single most unreliable piece of equipment I have ever owned, and probably ever will own. I am sure this is not the case across the board of course...had it repaired and sold it for a hefty loss after falling completely out of love with it

Peavey XXX

Excellent amp with some brilliant sounds, It worked better than my previous Mesa had and I could get so many great tones out of it. I kept it for about 18 months before the opportunity to get my hands on a mk1 5150. I jumped at the chance and sold it on...

Peavey 5150 mk1

This was my holy grail amp. I was always a sucker for a 5150 or a 6505 tone, so I was in seventh heaven while using this for gigs and practicing. Far too loud to use at home. Sadly, 12 months later my band split and I was left with a monstrous amp and nowhere to play it. I sold it on the proviso that I would pick one up again in the future...

Laney GH50L

When I got back into a band, I had the opportunity to try out a Laney GH50L in my local guitar store. I loved the sound of the GH100Ls, as they seemed to be able to pull off a decent JCM800 like tone, as well as a tone pretty damn near to a 5150/6505. I bought it about three years ago and It has been my trusty amp ever since. It has been sent back to Laney once in it's lifetime, but I will always keep hold of this amp. Love it.

Blackstar ID60 Head

I bought this as a gigging backup when my GH50L decided to stop working. It covers home practice and gigging really well, and although it is now surplus to requirement, I am a bit torn as to whether I should move it on or not...would recommend this amp to anybody looking for great tone on a budget.

Cabs

Marshall AVT 4x12 Cab - sold

Marshall JCM800 4x12 Cab - sold

Framus Dragon 4x12 Cab and Case - sold

Harley Benton 2x12 Vintage - current

CHRISB50

Fender M80 Combo
Marshall JCM900 100w Head and 1960a 4x12 cab
Blackstar HT1R Combo
Marshall Class 5 Mk 2 Combo
Tone King Imperial 20th Ann Combo

I only have the Tone King now.

thecolourbox

Hmm

No Name practice amp thing - sounded ok at the time, but ultimately rubbish

Marshall MG15 - So very loud, not too bad, the reverb was ace

Vox Pathfinder 15R - Best solid State home amp, started me on "the quest"

Line 6 Micro Spider - awful, just awful

Vox Valvetronix AD100VTH - pretty good but never used to its potential

Blackstar HT5 - great little amp, would happily have one again

Vox Lil Night Train - as above with Blackstar HT5

Vox AC4tv - a good amp, though I bought it for a purpoise which never got off the ground. Still have this

Fender Hot Rod Deluxe - Best amp I've had, hands down. Still have this too

Wangs VT15 head - not bad, but not what I needed. Best name ever for an amp

 

Monkeybone

Monkeybone said:

Marshall MS-2

Carlsbro Stingray 30

Marshall Valvestate VS100H and cab (later added a second)

Marshall Mode Four

Hartke VX3500

Blackstar HT-5S

Marshall AS100D

Got a noob on the way, but gonna stay hush hush till it arrives...

Edit: Couldn't be arsed to keep it hush hush any more, it's a H&K GrandMeister. 

Cacofonix

OK I'll play.

10w practice thing.  Speaker buzzed from day 1 so swapped for a 15w practice thingy.Swapped plus cash for a
H&K Attax 80 (still owned, in a shop for sale)
Marshall JMP100 1973 (sold.  This would literally shake the walls by the time it went into OD.  I used to have a 20ft guitar cable and go in another room to play with both doors closed.  Neighbours weren't too happy )
Peavey VT Deuce (sold)
Mesa Nomad 45 (still owned, in a shop for sale - still not sure, but it's cumbersome and takes up lots of room..)
Mesa Stiletto Deuce (still owned, occasionally flirt with selling/trading, but I keep going back to it so it will probably stay.  Downgraded the Recto cab to a Blackstar cab, which sounds tons better, IMHO)
Cornford Hurricane 
Two Rock Studio Pro 35

Would prolly go for something nice at 50w if it came along, but it would have to be rather special.

Parker

This is fun!

VOX AC30 TB6 (x2)

Orange Rockerverb Mk1 (x3)

Orange Rockerverb Mk2 (x1)

Orange OR120

Peavey Deuce

Peavey Bandit

Peavey Express 112

Marshall Bluesbreaker

Marshall Jubilee head (black 4x10 one)

Trademark 60

Behringer head

Laney VC30

Ashdown Peacemaker 18-38

Ashdown Peacemaker 50

Trace Elliot Velocette

Trace Elliot Trident

Trace Elliot Speedtwin

Fender Champ 600

Cornford Roadhouse 50

H&K Puretone

Blackstar Artisan 15

Marshall Class 5

Vox AC30 Brian May

Vox Brian May Deacy

Framus Ruby Riot

Fender GDEC

Selmer Truvoice thingy

Vox AC30 Coppertop

Park G10

Park G30

Laney IRT15

Wienbrock Barracuda

Peavey Classic 30

Gadget

Those I can remember (the ones in green I still have)...

Mesa MkIV Combo (black)
Mesa MkIV Combo (Maple)
Mesa Triaxis Preamp
Mesa Simul 2:90 Power Amp
Mesa Strategy 500 Power Amp

Marshall JMP 100
Marshall 1959 Superlead
Marshall 2150 Combo
Marshall JCM 800 1987
Marshall JMP1 Preamp (x2)
Marshall 9000 Preamp
Marshall 9060 Power Amp
Marshall EL34 100:100 Power Amp
Marshall 9200 Power Amp

Kitty Hawk Quattro Preamp (x2)

CAE 3+ SE Preamp

Piggy Combo

Cornford Harlequin (x3)
Cornford Carrera
Cornford Hurricane
Cornford MK50
Cornford MK50 II
Cornford Hellcat

Friedman BE100

THD Univalve
THD Flexi 50

Crate 20 Watt Stereo Combo

Sansamp PSA1 Preamp

Axe FX Ultra
Axe FX II XL

Ampmaker 5 Watt Head Kit

HollowAxis

2000 - 2001: Fender 15w practice amp.
2001 - 2003: No name brand tube amp, might've been a Roland. I was too young to know.
2003 - 2009?: Peavey Classic 30

I have no memory of other amps during this period.

2009 - 2011: 80s Fender Super Twin Reverb
2009 - 2001: 70s Fender Bassman
2009 - 2011: Park cheapy thing
2011 (for two weeks): Fender Hot Rod Deluxe
2011: Jet city head and cab
2012: Orange Tiny Terror
2012 - 2014?: Kemper
2013 - 2015: Vox TB18C1
2013 - 2015: Vox TB35C1
2014 - 2015: Reverend Kingsnake 20/60
2015: Supro S6420 Thunderbolt+
2015: Palmer Drei
2016 : Carr Skylark (Currently on order, probably arrive in Feb 2016)

vasselmeyer

JHS 10W practice amp

Session Rockette 30

Session Duette 60W

Fender 85

Vox AC30

Laney VC30 210

Johnson JT50 Mirage

Orange Tiny Terror Combo

Laney VC30 112

Egnater Rebel 30 212

Adamski

Marshall MG10 - first practice amp, no frills, was actually not that bad.

Marshall Valvestate 2000 50w combo - first amp of any sort of gigging volume. Decent enough distorted tone, very average and sterile clean, built in reverb.

Line 6 Spider IV 100w 2x12 - God knows why I bought this. Utterly, utterly awful in every way. Loafs of effects though so I enjoyed playing with those

Blackstar Series One 45 combo - really nice amp, I guess my first real valve amp too. Sounded good at everything, but not great. Lightweight for a 2x12 too.

Marshall JVM210h - despite liking the Blackstar a lot, I'd been brought up on Marshall so when the chance to get their flagship came, I jumped at it. Very versatile, crazy amounts of gain, again the clean wasn't great to my ears. The lead tones were heavenly though.

Mesa Duel rec reborn - I absolutely loved the 'pushed' clean mode on this - I'd spend most of my time just on that channel, completely neglecting the channel that made these famous. It sounded great and I'll get one back one day.

PRS Custom 50. - incredible clean channel, lovely reverb, lightweight and the high gain really sang, could not get a good crunch out of it whatsoever though, and ultimately that's why I sold it. Brilliant amp though.

Bogner Shiva 20th Anniversary - had this for a while now and it's going nowhere. Amazing clean, amazing distortion, boost on both channels, does everything I've ever wanted an amp to do and is reliable as hell. I'm currently looking at amps but they are to complement this rather than replace it.

Misty

Deleted, aaagh.....forgot I already posted back in March  :-<

rash

In order

Marshall mg50 (i didnt know any better at the time. Terrible amp.) (sold)

Marshall avt150 (used this one in a band in my teenage years) (sold)

Marshall JCM800 2210 100w w 1960a (a massive upgrade from the avt and was my main amp for almost a decade but was ultimately impractical) (sold)

Peavey classic 30 (bought for playing in a covers band, good for Dickey Betts stuff)

Orange rocker 30 combo (my main amp atm)

Orange or15 (bought as a backup for the rocker 30, it forms a mini stack with the extension cab and the r30)

Jalapeno

To date:

FAL Phase 50 PA amp
Peavey Backstage Plus
Marshall Valvestate 8080
Mesa Nomad45

Now ...
Fender PRRI
Mesa Boogie Mini Rectifier *  + 2 Boogie 1x12s
Dr Z Maz 18R + 2 2x10
Fender Pro Junior
Mesa Subway Rocket
ZT Lunchbox
Marshall MGHDFX 100

* Main squeeze