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Jeff, I have to say that while the Valvetronix (I play through the 30
watt model) can add those classic sounds to one's baking (try the UK
70s setting with the flanger on slow sweep), it is probably not the
amp for most cookies -- sugar cookies, perhaps, but anything with
oatmeal or chips is going to need a little more heat.
I'd probably use my Twin (four 6L6s) for those. My Bassman (2 6L6s)
would probably do the job, but there isn't enough room for a cookie
sheet. Such are the troubles of modern musicianship.
For a small late night jam and batch, I'd think a good old Princeton
Reverb would do just swell, especially for snickerdoodles.
.

On Aug 28, 4:21 pm, Jeff Hart <jeffh... AT gmail.com> wrote:
> you need a vox valvetronix AD15VT (15 watt amp). has master volume and
> models 11 amps. has one 12AX7 tube in the preamp section. nice late
> night cookie solution. think of it as a quick microwave solution when
> staying quiet in the wee hours is an issue.
>
> here's a pic of my kitty in front of my amp, dreaming to the smell of
> oatmeal cookies and waiting for the "ding" of the cookie timer.
>
> http://www.ipass.net/jhart/wamp5.jpg
>
> this is my main amp now. i can't get the crazy horse smell out of it
> enough to smell the cookies baking:
>
> http://www.ipass.net/jhart/5E3front.jpg
>
> On Aug 28, 10:54 am, jerb... AT gmail.com (Jeremy Blair) wrote:
>
> > Can someone please design a little 15 watt or so practice amp/cookie 
> > baker?
> > Some times late at night I get the hankerin' for some milk and cookies and
> > some ass-kicking jock rock but I don't want to wake any body up. You guys
> > are talking about four power tubes and what not, sounds nice but damn, one
> > or two cookies and I'd probably have the cops knocking on my door from a
> > noise complaint.