Yes both tracks are tweed tone... clean is tele-neck and solo is tele-bridge... just guitar and a cable with some reverb on the end. The pickups are Fender CS Nocasters.
But you should know my 5E3 is moded with 6L6, GZ34 tubes and I also added so called 'Bruce Collins Vol/Tone Mod.'
Here's one clip, strat with a stock Ceriatone 5E3 using 2X12 cabinet with Celestion G12 Century speakers. Not mine BTW...this clip is from Ceriatone forum.
http://www.guitarampcab.com/TWDdlx.mp3 SRV tone is not exactly tweed tone. He's more BF Fender clean with TS-9 but in order to get his thick tone you would also need right pickups with heavy strings and his fingers of course.
IMHO what you need is an amp which will feel right to you and you should not try to match SRVs tone, at the end you will be disappointed, 'cause nobody can't get his tone.
ya, i could never match his tone and would never want to use it as mine but just as a reference. I read he used super reverbs and dumbles so that is why I was asking. I can't decide what to do. I have been thinking about it searching all day. I currently have a 1972 Fender Twin Reverb that has wonderfulllll clean tones but the idea of having an amp that naturally crunches up is so appealing. I can get that with my barber ltd but its just not the same...Would it be possible to use the deluxe clone as my crunchy sound and my twin for my clean sound? almost like two channels? can you a/b switch them or something? decisions, decisions...