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Current grab-n-go is a cheap, used DC Tribute. I pulled the single P-90 and threw in a couple Duncans.

I built a Mojo JTM 45 kit a few years ago. It was fun, but I think this summer I'm going to mod the shit out of it.

Mid 80's TGA-3...

I just clicked on the box to declare the value.

Pirate let me enter 1600 for the Jubilee, no problem. Can't comment on the signature fee; didn't need it for my shipment.

I am sitting here scratching my head. UPS went from $212 to $93 with Pirate. It went to $113 with Nerd but it didn't tell which shipper that was.

Dude!! That place is almost half the price. Nice.

I got three quotes yesterday on shipping a Jubilee 100w from Wash St to a buddy in Iowa. UPS, USPS, and FedEx were all above $200. Jesus, I must be getting old...I remember shipping Marshalls all day long for $38 coast to coast.

God damn, fu$%% sh*^& cu#= "@&. :giggle:

There she is. How do I sneak that one out of your hands?

sold

These don't come up for sale too often. I got this a couple years ago locally. Word has it that George made 200 of these, and then Dave switched the design and production location. There isn't a switch to go back and forth between BE and HBE; just dedicated input jacks. There's nothing wrong...

I've been using a 1st-gen Mesa 295 mated to a Mesa Quad for guitar, and then mated to a Demeter VTB-201 for bass. That power amp is heavier than a dead preacher. I was thinking of going with something like a QSC PL/PLX and drop the rack's weight by about 70 lbs. I'll get to experimenting as soon...

In the past or present, do you know of any pro players that went with a regular P.A. power amp to power their guitar cabs?

So the $50k Greenie (dinner w/Kirk included) was just the beginning?

That is my exact next experiment as soon as I find the right IR box, and EQ pedal to go inbetween them.

L-R: Rocky Mountain Slides (pill prototype, red jaspar, turquoise), Rock Slide brass, Dunlop thick wall shorty

Yup, that's what I did with my Soldano 4x12 after loading up a quad of greenbacks.

Going to hijack your thread for a second, Nigel. I updated an older Recto cab last year that used the same Switchcraft shorting jack... I put in all new Cliff switching jacks. Since the older jack plate didn't have an Out jack, it only required 3 little jumpers... It went from this...

Read the headline from a NAMM page. Don't know the details.