Vintage Tube Overdrive
Vintage Tube Overdrive
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 Rockbox Boiling Point Overdrive Boost  US $243.00
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 Vintage DOD FX50B Overdrive Plus in original box guitar effects pedal US $60.00
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 Boss BD 2 Blues Driver US $38.00
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 Whirlwind Gold Box Distortion US $89.99
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 BBE Green Screamer Vintage Tube Overdrive Sound Excellant Shape US $70.00
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 Behringer Tube Overdrive TO100 Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal Mint US $15.99
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 Vintage Johnson TOD9 Tube Overdrive Distortion Guitar Effect Pedal Rock Music US $5.00
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 Delta lab to 1 US $25.00
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 Blackstar HT Series HT DUAL Tube Dual Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal US $217.49
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 Ibanez Tube Screamer TS808 Vintage Reissue Effect Pedal US $164.99
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 CMAT Mods Butah US $135.00
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 BYOC Overdrive 2 Kit New ASSEMBLED US $139.00
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Good Tube Amp for Rock?
hi. I'm looking to spend no more than 1300 about. Can someone help me with tube amps. im looking at these:
Marshall TSL 100
Marshall DSL 100
Marshall DSL 100 MLB
Egnater Tourmaster 4100
Vintage Modern 2266 ( but there's only one channel)
Vox Custom Classic AC30CC2.
Can any1 compare or go through some pros and cons? I'm looking for a heavy rock sound but i also want blues, good cleans, decent crunch, and lead channel.
I'm looking to not use pedals for distortion because I like to play with the amp, but maybe an overdrive would be used. I dont play metal unless its a rare occasion. Any suggestions? I want to be able to gig with it and play at home.
Oh I was also reading about a Mesa Boogie something rect (don't remember which) but every seems to play metal with it. oh and for the items on the list over 1300, I can get them for a lower price either used or new from a friend for cheaper.
please help
Depends on the type of rock you wanna play, but for starters, ditch the mesa-boogie rectifier coz it's strictly for metal... so, go for for the marshalls, they're best for rock better than any other manufacturers, infact marshall got its fame from that AC/DC and guns n roses old-school and hard rock sound... so, pick any good marshall tube amp that you can afford... and you dont need to use a distortion pedal with that... you could use an overdrive (if you want) to add a "boost" that'll allow better pinch harmonics and palm muting and tapping...etc (and these techniques are mostly for metal anyways)
go for the marshall and you wont need to buy pedals.... goodluck bro 
Behringer Vintage Tube Overdrive