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Never got why people always recommend LPS Sovs in PI position. What sonic benefits come?

Pairs good with your signature!

Just bought an Orange ppc212 close back. It pains me how heavy that monster will be on my back upstairs.

Nik's amp trafos are as big as whole ENGL catalog. And weight a friggin ton, which is why I downsized

The Levi definitely sounds mean

Sounds definitely mean and brootal! Consider Nik mostly uses audio taper on his Jose circuits, so you need to feed some volume to the beast to get the goods. On the Yeti, modern mode, it delivers around 7-8 of the master, try and see if it gets more violent!

Same goes for the Yeti, there's a smoothness that's not easy to dial out, and makes the amp kinda soft compared to an old Jcm800 (even by Ceriatone); you have to go with offed era switch/Plexi mod, use the brite switches wisely, keep the pussy trimmer low (don't recall if the KK has one) and...

Hey I was going to buy a Ir-2 to go ampless

Makes me want one now.

What was wrong with the LTD?

It's just very cab picky tho.

You are not seeing a PTP amp of that kind for 3k anymore, not by Fender.

Like Mike Tyson was a bitch, and bitchslapping you right in your face with an iron glove.

Honestly there's no reason for anyone to go with a lunchbox sized amp - especially if you have the bigger brother already - other than preventing back pain and avoiding digital stuff at all costs. I used to hate small tube amps, I've always found them useless compared to the bigger (and 952% of...

Are LTDs real ESPs?

It's time for some fucking death moshpit

Various levels of tackiness there.

Shaddap and buy a Wizard.

No surprise, "new" Marshalls are always a pain to deal with, they have those high treble frequencies that are super annoying when playing at home, but are a total overkill when playing in a band, especially if the other guitarist has a darker/smoother amp like a Bogner.

Yup, just one difference: ESP has plenty of badass endorsers, Schecter has basically none. But yeah, if endorsers were a point, that is.