What is the tone based on? Marshally? Soldano-ey?
afaik are those bradshaw amps SLO-ish clones.
First of all they're not Bradshaw amps. They're not CAE, they're CAA...they're designed by John Suhr. Suhr manufactures them as part of JS Technologies but still leaves the name plates the same since thats what people know it as. Definitely not an SLO clone...you're of base there. Picture a Fender blackface type clean channel with a Marshally dirty channel. Just what type of marshally you get is dependent on the revision you get. The SE version has voicing closer to the 3+ SE, the Classic is less gainy...
Here's the whole spec sheet for all current revisions:
Suhr Amps - OD100 - Expanding the Experience of Tone!
that amp of yours is unbelievable Beej...Great explanation by OC - they really are great amps, I've played a couple. Suhr knows what he's doing for sure!
When I bought my Guytron, I was torn between it and one of the OD-100s. The Guy is similar in some ways, the clean is awsome and the gain channel is killer. (Some of the OD-100s have more gain on tap, though). In the end I went with the Guy as it has a separate poweramp section before the main power section so you can get poweramp distortion at low volumes- truly a unique and incredibly usable master volume.
But it was close, the OD fully rocks.
Glad you like it ... it really smokesthat amp of yours is unbelievable Beej...