Lazy J35

hotpickups

So there will be shortly available a Lazy J35, 3x10 combo from Jesse I'll be looking forward to hearing the sound clips

lustycourtier

Yeah, just seen that on facebook. Looks great.

hotpickups

It does. I still think I'd go for the J40 still though. Not much difference really I suppose except for the 3x10 speakers. Which I guess is quite a big difference in sound

lustycourtier;244798" said:

Yeah, just seen that on facebook. Looks great.

richardhomer

Phil Harris played the Gary Moore/Peter Green Les Paul through a Lazy J Bassman-style amp at Haydock on Sunday. The first time I've ever actually seen/heard one.

It sounded very fine.

hotpickups

richardhomer said:

Phil Harris played the Gary Moore/Peter Green Les Paul through a Lazy J Bassman-style amp at Haydock on Sunday. The first time I've ever actually seen/heard one.

It sounded very fine.

You like?

richardhomer

hotpickups;244838" said:

You like?

I'm sure the guitar helped (!) but the tone was absolutely superb.

IvisonGuitars

That was the J35's first outing I believe - very keen to hear it! I think Luke from the Temperance Movement is going to be road testing it shortly.

relic245

I used to have a fender vibroking in a 3x10 format which sounded incredible. Had a fondness for 10's ever since.

57Deluxe

anything more than 2 x10s sounds great and wide open; lesser and a lot more pinched.

hotpickups

My only worry would be the weight of 3x10 speakers. Still veering towards the J40 with that in mind. Not getting any younger

Misty

I had a Fender Vibroking for years. Fantastic amp but ultimately too loud and a bit of a weight. I haven't seen any details of this Lazy J, and this is the first I've heard of it, but I always thought something like a 35 watt version of the Vibroking would be a good bet, however the only amp I found to try which had the same 3x10 speaker configuration was a 35 watt Victoria Victorilux. Another fine amp, but when I put them side by side I still preferred the Vibroking. Knowing Jesse's J20 and having spoken with him in the past I reckon this J35 could be a great gigging amp, and the 3x10 layout should mean that it would break up a bit sooner than, say, a Fender Super Reverb, which is for many the ultimate blues amp, but again too loud for many applications.

57Deluxe

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I get round the higher breakup point on my Super Reverb by running it in stereo with my Super~Sonic 60! Is a great way to get all the Vibroking clean tone and detailed, customised breakup... I just need a 63 Reverb tank and I'm there!

bandmaster188

This looks quit interesting too. J 80 head with reverb. Having tried an 80 out at jesse's a couple of years ago, I can say that it would be too loud even for wembley stadium! http://i1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee512/bandmaster188/imagejpg1_zps7c17602f.jpg

hotpickups

Yes I agree. Not sure who would ever need a J80 unless your name is bonamassa J40 is pushing it too unless you like a good clean sound?

knuckleberryfinn

57Deluxe;249904" said:

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I get round the higher breakup point on my Super Reverb by running it in stereo with my Super~Sonic 60! Is a great way to get all the Vibroking clean tone and detailed, customised breakup... I just need a 63 Reverb tank and I'm there!

This is what I used to do, into a Deluxe Reverb II and a 5E3 at once. It sounded awesome.

pickerg

Anyone know what speakers are in that J35, has he gone with Tayden or something more American sounding?

garfy

Bumping this thread along. Anyone got or played  a J35? 

57Deluxe

A Bandmaster and a Gretsch and you have all those classic WHO tones...!

garfy

57Deluxe said:

A Bandmaster and a Gretsch and you have all those classic WHO tones...!

Gulp! My Hi-Tone has a rival!!! 

mbabst

I‘m still interested in the J35. I currently have a J10LC but the 35 looks great.

Anyone heard one?