The Dirty Boy amp has officially launched, visit the Mojave Dirty Boy web page for details. Check out some of the sound demos:
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We all know a good guitar player can make a ratty guitar and amp sound good, but even the best guitar player can struggle with finding the right tone when they are going for the Classics Like many of the famous favorite sounds of the Super bands like the Zep. Sounds Like This: Led Zeppelin Tone Demo played on a plexi 45 SE or you might like another variety of sound, try this demo

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The JTM50 is one of those few amps built by Marshall that is considered one of those must haves if you’re an old Marshall enthusiast.

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This is the era of the Tribute Band. These shows are in high demand since they bring us the reality of the bands we love even if they are no more. I think the first of these was the Beatle Mania show that was running for years decades ago.

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The Vintage Amps Message Forum is proud to welcome Sheptone Pickups. Jeff Shepherd who is the principle and builder of the Sheptone guitar pickup line is the man behind it all.

Sheptone P90 Model

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There are some new vintage amps just in and will be made available through the Plexi Palace. Rare and cool. Lots of speakers. Please check this post later this week. Read the rest of this entry »

This is one of the best do it yourself amp build threads on our forum in a long time!!!!

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The Vintage Amps Message Forum is happy to announce we are going to be making a very extensive collection of amplifier Schematics available for free download off our website. The link to the free schematics will be found at the following URL: Free Schematics from the Vintage Amps Message Forum. 

Please visit our Schematics and more Forum section frequently for downloads and discussion of amplifier schematics as we add material to the library.

You might not have noticed, but the server for the forum has been upgraded over the past weekend to improve performance and help us provide the best browsing experience for our large membership, which is now approaching 19,000 registered users.

We have also added a Google search function to the forum search page and compiled the forum search database so it should be easy to find the topics you are most interested in.

The VintageAmps.com home site is undergoing some changes. Please be patient with us over the next week as we update the site that is the portal to the Vintage Amps Forum.