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They're both pretty good sounding units. The Mesa especially after giving it the "full range mod", which is noting more than removing two little caps.

Most of the Seattle-made SLO's with depth knobs were post-production mods with stuck on labels. There are some with the labelled chassis (like mine)....

Have fun with it, amigo. The little Suhr is handling my punishment just fine.

Amp party in Seaside? I'm in. I've got a few barkers I can bring down.

Bruce the promoter up'd the fee. It's now $15 to get in. I'll be there sharing a booth with 6 other schmucks, and bringing a Fryette Memphis, Friedman Runt 20, Rocktron Piranha, Mesa & Marshall 20w x 20w power amps, a pair of Bogner 1x12's, and a blue Gibson DC Jr. Stop by and try out my fart...

https://www.drtube.com/marshall/

The grey carpet one is #17, so it has the Schumacher trannies that James bought directly from Fender for the first 20 built. The black tolex one is #21, so it's the first one to use the Jensen toroidal power tranny. Both are TGA-3's and sound pretty much identical to each other.

They pre-date the high/low gain versions. One of them got transplanted into a newer headshell because it was originally a combo. Below them is a Mojotone JTM45 Offset kit that I built.

Update: put the third Ikea "Billy" cabinet together because I needed it. They really help make the room look better.

The Ace has sold.

Asking for a friend...what's a 7-knob Metro-built/pre-BAD BE100 worth? 2.5k?

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PRICE DROP $50 off both Memphis is now $1250 Ace is now $600

It's always a gamble when answering a 4 year old thread. Kidding. ;)

Selling a pair of combos here in the pacific northwest. 1. Fryette Memphis 1x12 in clean shape. All new Russian tubes ($280 worth) with less than two hours use. Comes with the footswitch and pop-out casters. No trades, please. $1300. 2. Mesa Boogie Stiletto Ace 1x12 combo in decent shape...

I missed this thread. You want fugly guitars, get yourself a creative father-in-law that has a whole bunch of junk laying around his shed. -baseball bat, DeSoto hubcap, C-clamp, and a pair of creatively welded horseshoes -creatively welded gang saw blade, cooking wok

...and it was so easy, thanks to TGP dude "loocnmad". 1. Start with a clean slate. Un-solder all the internal connections and remove all the leads and the resistor. 2. Connect the jack's tip to the (+) side of the LED. 3. Connect the (-) side of the LED to an outer lug on the ftsw. 4. Connect...

keeping it