Laurie Vincent

"At the moment I'm running two Selmer Treble and Bass 50s, alongside a Fender Champ and a Tiny Terror Bass with an Ashdown 8x10."

“The two Bassbreakers go through 2x12 and 4x12 Matamp cabs. One has more of a trebly sound and the other has more low-end.

“Then the Bassman will come on as a boost. If I use octave or modulation, the Champ is a clean signal on top.”

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/laurie-vincent-of-slaves/

The Fender '68 Custom Princeton Reverb combo amp can be seen in this photo posted on Instagram from the studio by Slaves

In the YouTube video titled "Laurie Vincent (Slaves) On His New Mustang GT 2.0 Presets," Laurie Vincent is shown using the Fender Mustang GT 200 Combo Guitar Amplifier.

Laurie Vincent is listed on the Marshall website as an artist who uses the Marshall JTM45 2245 guitar amplifier head.

Listed on https://orangeamps.com/portfolio-item/laurie-vincent-of-slaves/

During their performance on "Later… with Jools Holland," Laurie Vincent is seen using two Fender Bassbreaker 45W Tube Guitar Amp Heads instead of his usual Selmer amplifiers. The performance is featured in a BBC Music video on YouTube.

the marshall website states that he uses this amp

“The two Bassbreakers go through 2x12 and 4x12 Matamp cabs. One has more of a trebly sound and the other has more low-end.

“Then the Bassman will come on as a boost. If I use octave or modulation, the Champ is a clean signal on top.”

“The two Bassbreakers go through 2x12 and 4x12 Matamp cabs. One has more of a trebly sound and the other has more low-end.

“Then the Bassman will come on as a boost. If I use octave or modulation, the Champ is a clean signal on top.”

“The two Bassbreakers go through 2x12 and 4x12 Matamp cabs. One has more of a trebly sound and the other has more low-end.

“Then the Bassman will come on as a boost. If I use octave or modulation, the Champ is a clean signal on top.”

Tell us a bit about your rig and the Marshall gear you’re going to be using – what do you like about them?

I’m about to start using two JTM45s with two 4x12 greenback cabs, 1960BXs. And I’m running them in stereo, with stereo FX which gives you that real spread out wall of noise. I want to have a broader range of the soundwaves so to speak, just to fill up the space on stage. Especially when you get to the bigger stages, having one cab on the floor it can miss you and I’m not into having monitors. I’d rather hear the sound of the amps, they just have that really warm, classic sound.

At the 4:00 mark in the YouTube clip "Slaves - Beauty Quest #Woodstock2017", Laurie Vincent's Fender Bassbreaker 18/30W can be clearly seen in his stack, positioned on top of his Orange 4×12 cabinet.

In a video of Soft Play (formerly known as Slaves) performing "Beauty Quest" at Woodstock 2017, Laurie Vincent is seen using an Orange PPC412 4×12 Guitar Speaker Cabinet as an extension cabinet for a Fender Bassbreaker 18/30. This can be verified by footage provided by KręciołaTV on YouTube.

In the YouTube video titled "Backstage with Laurie Vincent of SOFT PLAY | Studio JTM | Marshall," Laurie Vincent is seen playing through a Marshall ST20H Studio JTM at the 0:33 mark.