Roy Orbison
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Roy Orbison's Amplifiers
Roy Orbison utilized the Fender 'brown/brownface' Deluxe Amp 6G3, known for its warm, tweed-style preamp and power section that maintains clarity at higher volumes. This model is celebrated for bridging two eras of Fender amps and features an all-tube vibrato superior to the Blackface-era Deluxe. Details about Orbison's use of this amp are discussed in Lou Carlozo's article on Reverb.com.
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According to an article by Dave Hunter in Vintage Guitar magazine, Roy Orbison owned a Marshall Model 1961 in its 2x12 configuration, which was among the first Marshall amplifiers imported to the United States.
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According to an article by Dave Hunter in Vintage Guitar® magazine titled "The Ray Butts EchoSonic," Roy Orbison is among the notable musicians who owned one of the fewer than 70 Ray Butts EchoSonic amplifiers ever produced.
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Discography
At the Rock House
1958
Sings Lonely and Blue
1961
Crying
1962
In Dreams
1963
The Orbison Way (Remastered)
1965
There Is Only One Roy Orbison (Remastered)
1965
Roy Orbison Sings Don Gibson (Remastered)
1966
The Classic Roy Orbison (Remastered)
1966
Cry Softly Lonely One (Remastered)
1967
Roy Orbison’s Many Moods (Remastered)
1969
Live From Batley Variety Club
1969
Big O (Remastered)
1970
Album Credits
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Roy Orbison · 1989
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