I got a little more information this morning on the collection. It includes two additional Bassmans: an all-original '58 with the classic circuit and midrange control, and a '59 with new cabinet. The two Boogie combos are a 1x12' Mark I, and a 1x15" Mark II.
I've gotta put the '59 Bassman at the top of the list. I'm a huge Marshall guy, and this amp is where Marshall started. I've always wanted to play one!
Jimi
Both Blonde Bassmans have a Presence control. I'm not sure about the rectifier.
I'll move the two Vibroverbs near the top of the list due to their rarity and interest. I was unaware the '63 and '64 were so different. Thanks for the heads up!
I'll find out what model of Boogies they are. I would guess Mk I's, based on his interests.
Yes, it does remind you of the Bonamassa collection, except his collection also includes Trainwrecks and Dumbles. 
I hope to start selling profiles within a month or so.
There are also a few Silverfaces (Vibrolux Reverb, Deluxe Reverb, Pro Reverb), a couple of old Boogie combos, some Kustom amps, etc...
Kemperites,
In something out of a Kemper owner's wet dream, I've recently been granted access to a massive collection of ORIGINAL vintage Fender amps (and a few others) for profiling. I'm super excited about the opportunity and am planning to profile a ton of them eventually, but am wondering which amps you guys are most interested in. I'll likely do those first. Amps in the collection include:
Bandmaster: '55, '60, '61, '62, '63, '67
Bassman: '55, '62, '64, '66
Champ: '54, '55, '60, '64, '65
Champion "600": '51
Concert: '62, '63
Deluxe: '49, '53, '59, '61
Deluxe Reverb: '64
Harvard: '59
Princeton: '55, '61, '64, '66
Princeton Reverb: '64, '66
Pro Amp: '57, '60, '61, '63
Pro Reverb: '65
Showman: '61, '65, '66
Super Amp: '53, '59, '62
Super Reverb: '65
Tremolux: '56, '62, '63, '64, '66
Twin: '57, '59, '62, '63
Twin Reverb: '65
Vibrasonic: '62
Vibrolux: '60, '61, '64, '69
Vibrolux Reverb: '66
Vibroverb: '63, '64
Thanks,
Jimi 
Very cool! I'll add the link to the web site.
Thanks guys for the great feedback. The primary difference between the two AC30 profiles I have available is the speaker used. The modern AC30 head was profiled with old 25W Greenbacks, and the '63 AC30 with the original speakers. The originals add more bite and chime to the sound, as you guys have noticed. The Deluxe had a fabulous-sounding 1950's alnico Jensen installed. Just great amps!
Glad you guys are enjoying the profiles. Both amp have gone into my live rig!
Thanks! The amps are indeed different than previous amps I've profiled. The Deluxe Reverb when overdriven is especially different in that the mids are very pronounced -- in a good way.
Hi lasvideo,
The profiles I have available include everything you need -- amp, cab, reverb, and sometimes chorus, phaser or gating. You can substitute your own cabs if you like, but it's not necessary.
Jimi
Just finished profiles for two grail amps -- an original 1963 Vox AC30 (20 profiles) and an original 1965 Fender Deluxe Reverb (21 profiles).
The speakers in the AC30 are original, and the amp had a top boost circuit added at some point in its life. Copper control panel. One of my favorite amps I've ever played through. The speakers give it a different tonal flavor from our 2000's AC30 head we profiled a while back. Unreal tone.
The Deluxe Reverb has a 1950's 12" alnico Jensen speaker. The high-end chime makes this my all-time favorite clean tone. I love the gritty overdrive when this amp is cranked up. Paired it with a Tube Screamer for a few profiles for some real cool rock tones.
I think these are some of the best profiles we've made. Hope you like 'em!
Jimi
I'll spend some more time listening to more modern guitar tones and see if I can incorporate more of that sound into some future profiles (in addition to what I'm currently doing). Again, thanks for the feedback.
Are there others with similar feelings to KoMa about the Top Jimi profiles? Looking for more "edge" to the EQ of the profiles?
Thanks for the feedback. I'll keep an eye out for a Jubilee!
Glad to hear it! I bought that amp back in 1998 and put a lot of work into it to get it sounding like I wanted.
Cool. Thanks!
Jimi
gibson5413 -- Sounds great! I need a camera like that. I'll add a link to the topjimi.com site.
Thanks,
Jimi
Awesome photos!
