Anybody have one? I have a SC-38.

i'll chime in- i have a 1996 superclub 38
2x12 combo,ser. # 00372 in light brown & the grill cloth is kind of like the cane-type on the
hardwood mesa boogies.the 2x12's are the naylor
special design 50's.& a master volume that works! doesn't kill the tone.it's funny you brought up naylors @ this time.as much as i love it,it was more aggressive than what i was playing,so it sat unplayed alot.too marshall-y.
i started playing it again alot since the spring
& will get plenty of use now.i was thinking of selling it a couple of years ago,since it wasn't
being used-i'm glad i held on.if my new band works out,it will be the main amp.kind of a cross between an ac-30 & a bluesbreaker.i am
really digging mine!

Wow I finally found another owner.

I have the 1x12 older style 38, cream with brown grill cloth. It is such versatile amp.

What are your secret settings?

dude,if i tell ya they won't be secret!
all jokes aside,i have a nice amp collection.
so,i am using the naylor for the heavier marshall tones it gets.it is a versatile amp,but
it is amazing cranked up.i'm still getting
reaquainted with it,but man is it sweet.
selling it would have been a major bone-headed
move!

I am a bonehead. I sold my Superdrive 60 head and matching 2X12 about 5 years ago.
It was a great amp but I was not in a band at the time and had no use for three amps.

I still miss that amp, so does my singer.

Here's my million $ question....aside from being flat out lucky on ebay or HC, where can I find a Naylor amp???

I located one awhile back but couldn't purchase it(superclub 38) and I've found a online store in TX that has a couple of combos. I'd prefer a head version of a superdrive 60.

**note, I've yet to email Naylor directly

apparently someone in texas((dallas?) is making
new naylor amps.i have no idea if it is anyone
that was formally with joe naylor when they were
in mich.,or what.& i have not heard anything about the new ones,sound or quality wise.

David King bought the name and the whole enchilada from Joe in 99.....

www.naylorengineering.com

That's not quite correct. Joe Naylor had a partner in Naylor Amps back in the 1990s. They had a falling out, and Joe got squeezed out of the picture (he subsequently started Reverend). David King bought the Naylor name and designs from Joe's partner in 1999. I was just out at Joe's shop the other day and asked him about the Texas Naylors. He was not very talkative on the subject, understandably so.

BTW, I am also the proud owner of an original Naylor Super Club 38 1x12, blond with brown grille (serial #45). I love that amp. Killer drive tones and a pretty fair Fenderish tone on the low input channel. Great piece of Detroit rock history--though the Reverend stuff is really top-notch, too. Joe's All-Tone speakers are the kitten's whip.