Brent Mason

In a Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video on YouTube, Brent Mason praises the Matchless DC30 for its versatile sound. He describes it as having a "good grit sound" with a blend of "transparent Vox-y, Marshall-y" qualities, yet maintaining a "sparkly" tone. Mason notes its ability to deliver a "grungy tone," highlighting the amp's versatility.

"For cabinets, Mason switches between a Little Walter tweed 2x12 loaded with 75-watt Celestion G12T-75s and a vintage Fender Bassman 2x12 with two Celestion Vintage 30s."

According to Premier Guitar article, Mason owns the 1967 Fender Deluxe Reverb.

"For cabinets, Mason switches between a Little Walter tweed 2x12 loaded with 75-watt Celestion G12T-75s and a vintage Fender Bassman 2x12 with two Celestion Vintage 30s."

"Number two is a PRS 2-channel “H” for big angry tone. Last in line is a Matchless DC-30 he bought while tracking the first Shania Twain album."

According to Premier Guitar's article, Mason uses the 1963 Fender Bandmaster.

"For cabinets, Mason switches between a Little Walter tweed 2x12 loaded with 75-watt Celestion G12T-75s and a vintage Fender Bassman 2x12 with two Celestion Vintage 30s."

According to amps section in Premier Guitar article, Mason uses the 1965 Fender Twin Reverb.

"I have a little more gear brought into the studio – an amp rack with a Marshall amp head, a Matchless 30-watt head with matching 2x12 open back speaker cabinet, a ‘67 Fender Deluxe, a pedal board filled with assorted stomp boxes, a VHT 4x12 closed back cab and two guitar trunks filled with an assorted arsenal of guitars."

Describes in video how he'd been using his '67 Blackface Deluxe in the studio but couldn't use that live but he says the Magnatone seemed to be like a Deluxe on steroids, implying that he uses it live.

In this video, Brent Mason plays and discusses a Magnatone Twilighter amplifier.

In this Youtube video, Brent Mason states that he uses an early 1970s Fender Super Reverb, which has been modified to sound like a Blackface model.

In the video titled "Brent Mason and his Vintage 40" on YouTube, Brent Mason demonstrates and discusses his use of the Vintage Sound Amps Vintage 40 (Super Reverb Style) with Rick Hayes of Vintage Sound Amps, confirming his use of this specific gear.