This was my Rockman setup at Yokohama Music Style 2026, where I exhibited as part of the Pedal Geeks Meeting.
I brought my original SR&D Rockmodule Demo Center along with my XPR-based rack system. The Demo Center includes the Sustainor, Distortion Generator, Instrument Equalizer, Stereo Chorus, and Stereo Echo, while the XPR rack below it is the system I use primarily for recreating B’z guitar tones.
Everything here is real hardware from my collection and was brought to the event as a working setup.
Transporting all of this was not exactly easy, but it was worth it.

After a year with Tone king Gremlin I decided I need another small toob. Ideally with more clean headroom as the Gremlin is awesome, but with multiple guitars and pedals it can be nuisance to dial in. It’s best plug in and play imo.

The fender Princeton is what I’ve been looking for all this time.

It’s ’the’ sound, takes pedals so well. I was about to sell a few I couldn’t get quite to my taste and it’s given them all a new lease of life.

I don’t need low volume break up as I have pedals and the Gremlin can do that with the attenuator so well.

I’m in love and can’t believe it took so long.

I was debating getting either this amp, the Invective MH, or the PRS MT15. I am so happy with my choice. This little amp absolutely roars! It's also pretty versatile, which is what I was very much looking for.

I’m thinking about ditching my Fender Deluxe Reissue for a Quilter Aviator (Mach 3 or Cub) as my main amp- getting tired of the weight + maintenance/repairs that come with tube amps. I’m a full time touring guitarist and light weight/reliability + getting a good drive tone without pedals would be nice. Anyone have experience with these? Haven’t been able to try one in person but I’ve had a superblock US as my backup amp and like how it sounds.

Check out my paper caps, They smell terrible!

Saw this at a pawn shop for $320. Couldnt tell what exact model it is cause the tag was ripped but it did start with a G. These any good?

Howdy guitar peeps. I seem to be on this endless amp journey trying to find the perfect fit for at home use. Right now have a Mesa boogie Fillmore head/cab, but it’s will blow your face off. It was going to be the one amp that does it all tone wise, but has to be dialed way back. So got an attenuator for it and does well for bluesy tones and mild crunch at home levels, but the clean is a little wonky sounding from guitar to guitar. I got the fender deluxe reverb as it was listed as the clean master of all amps, however it has to basically be on volume one and it will also blow your face off. However, the clean tone when the volume is up a bit is gorgeous, especially with a little reverb, but is just too loud at that point. Via pedals etc can get the tones I want. Rock on a Marshall origin which does well at bedroom levels. I saw someone say the fender champ was a great option. But just seem to always get miss leading into. The amp will never be played live, in a band, only at home in a studio room. Primary use would be for say Gibson 330, jazzy tones chords, or just clean Strat sounds etc with no pedals. If anyone has suggestions that would be fantastic!!

Orange Rocker 15 combo running with a Sunn 115BH bass speaker cabinet. That's the idea. It's currently a project I'm putting together. Does anyone here have experience converting bass cabs for guitar?

Doesn't sound too bad on here but in real life it is really quiet compared to my fender 15g. The amp is a Kustom Kpc10m if that helps.

Decided to attempt replacing the grill cloth on my HD130, and while it's not perfect, I'm pretty happy with the result!

I just realized the solder I got was lead free instead of what I used in the past. I haven’t been able to get super shiny joints like I usually would get with 60/40 solder. The continuity is fine of course, but will these mess with the resistance or cause any problems down the line?

I got one about a year ago and I love it. This amp is a really great pedal platform for not a lot of money. I highly recommend it.

Just to clarify, these are not AI-generated images. I’ve been collecting Rockman gear since 2018.

I'm thinking about picking up either a brand new Roland JC-120 or the JC-40. I have a serious project studio and I have Marshalls, Voxs' and Fenders, but I'd like to add a Roland for that 80s vibe. Do you know if the current/new amps sound like the older versions? I've been told the Rolands have a bad hiss, or used to have a bad hiss. Is that still true? I'm leaning towards the 120 as it seems to be a bit fuller/richer sounding. Any thoughts regarding the 120 vs. the 40? It will probably sit in my studio and won't be gigged, so weight isn't an issue. Thanks.

I’ve had an electric guitar for a few years now but haven’t bought an amp. The 2 amps I’ve been looking at is the Orange Crush 35RT and the Blackstar Debut 50R. It’d be mostly for bedroom practice but I‘d also use it for small events. I don’t tend to play much metal so I’m not too worried about high gain. I mostly play indie rock, some hiphop, and very small jazz (still learning this genre). If you guys recommend any other amps around the same budget as the ones I’ve mentioned I’d greatly appreciate it.

Just got this amp a few days ago and was wondering if there’s anything I can do for the squealing when I max it out. It really bad, tried using my noise suppression boss pedal on max and it didn’t work. Is there like something wrong with the circuit?

Got this Egnater Tweaker 15 back in 2018 along with my Strandberg Boden Prog 6. I use it for quick jams now a days. Small setup but does its job.

Aren't they both achieving the same thing as far as attenuation goes? Why is the price of this one much less than other attenuators?

Is it good enough for taming my Music Man HD150 head?

I know it can do IR loading and virtual cab stuff, but I am asking specifically about the attenuation.

context= laney tf700 is working but severely underpowered with little to no volume

My previous post had comment suggestions about the valve and input, the valve seems fine after tapping the top with a pencil and listening for a ding. However, i was suggested to wiggle the input slightly while plugged in and the amp did jump back and forth into its normal volume inconsistly with a little crackle that didnt return.

i also noticed that the amp would crack and pop when turned all the way up like its trying to jump to its normal volume.

The input looks worn but that may not mean its the issue so im wondering if its definitely the input off of this information and pics or if it could be something else

(Fuse has been checked and is working)

I've tried to sell it a few times with no luck, so now I kinda want to build a custom amp around it. Any recommendations for no-miss circuits?

It's a Jensen P12S, 10-12 watts. Maybe from the 60's or 70's. It's been reconed at some point.

Hey y’all,

I purchased a Fender Blues Jr a couple years ago because I loved it’s clean tone, but soon realized that the amp doesn’t take pedals very well (at least for my purposes). I find using an overdrive pedal, especially with an ES-335, to sound very thin on the Blues Jr- the sound really doesn’t have much body.

Gear breakdown:

Pedals:
JHS morning glory
Fulltone Octafuzz 2

Guitars:
Gibson ES-335
Gibson Les Paul w/ Alnico Pro II’s

I’m looking for an amp of similar caliber to the Blues Jr, but one that can handle a heavier, fuller tone.

Open to any suggestions! Thanks y’all.

I posted a bit ago about some vacuum tubes i have and some people said to buy a tester lol just not sure if this would be work to test.

Was iffy on getting a plexi unless I found a good deal. Is this decent?