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Thats part of why I like the amp... I usually use a vertical 2x12 and it sits nicely on top. My Bogners and MW Recto don't. Lol

I dig mine… great for what it does, tho I can see it being polarizing. You could always just get a load box tho if you want to run IRs with your current amps.

Got an '87 Jackson Soloist for $1K locally a few years back on FB Martketplace. And maybe 7 or 8 years ago I got an '84 Spector NS2 bass for $1099 off GC Used... definitely worth way more than that.

It's always worth checking the cab with a meter to make sure you are seeing the ohmage you'd expect... I've seen some crazy stuff happen before.

That explorer looks awesome man!!

Bump with price drops.

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Also just to add, I've done the Mesa V30/UK 75 in an X pattern in said JCM900 cab... and I dig it. I'd mount them in an X pattern for sure.

Totally this - at least 3 of the 90's JCM900 cabs I've been inside have had speakers installed with screws that were barely finger tight. Tightening them up with a screw driver tightened the cabs bass response right up.

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Seriously man… wtf….

That’s just the tip…..

I'm a weird one, using primarily Clayton Triangle Acetal picks these days... either in 1mm or 1.26mm. I love the edge on them, and the shape just works for my rhythm playing. Bonus is I get 3 different points to wear down!

Bump with some price drops

how is this still here?

Still dig the crap out of mine.. think I got mine back at the end of October. I've been on a Recto kick lately, but the Snorkler is my favorite modded Marshall style amp I've owned, to the point where I might even sell my '96 101B. The Snorkler snarls, has just enough low end, and feels great...

Maybe we all should just switch to 'NSYNC style headsets... death to the mic stand.

I need to get a good quality round stand with boom arm for that reason... it's always a struggle trying to get the mic in the right spot while having the pedalboard where I want it.... without having the tripod fall off the edge of the stage.

That is neat... is the truss rod adjustment behind the neck pickup?