Laboratory Mixers
Just bought a 70’s Lab Series L5 amp off Craigslist for cheap cheap cheap. I snagged an Lab Series L5 2×12 combo off Craigslist for next to nothing apparently their resale value is zilch. Brought it home last night and can’t wait to take it out on a gig. Nice snag! Boy does that look clean.
Rene. Join date: Jun IQ Join date: Dec IQ. #2 At in the vid it looks like he is using a Lab Series L5 amp. BB used.
The MOD is loud, dynamic, and well defined. It has a defined warm crunch response to overdrive distortion. The stock CTS ceramic speakers on my LAB Series L5 were far from bad, but a little lacking in high end and with a little too much lower midrange for my taste. According to reviews and its frequency response chart, the MOD would theoretically cure these slight shortcomings. Indeed, it worked! This amplifier is now everything I’ve wanted. I also use a lot of complex rhythmic delay emulating early tape delays like the Meazzi , which tended to confuse things a bit with the old speakers.
But with the Jensens, every single sound I use is articulate and well-defined. This might not be the best choice for blues players, but these speakers work well for pretty much everything else, in my opinion. I have not tried and will not try mid-scooped metal sounds on them, but I’m pretty sure they’ll handle that too, as they seem to have a very controlled and tight low end.
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