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$1,799 USA Made. Runs 6L6, EL34, KT88 etc. True lunchbox dimensions. Clean to high gain. 2 shared EQ's one for Clean and Crunch, the other for the Lead Channels. Volume and Gain for each channel Bright Switch for each channel Hi/Lo gain switch on the clean Presence, Depth, and Negative...

No one really. Influences and techniques/ideas that I try to pluck from people, but that's in an attempt to sound like me, which I'm still trying to figure out. Maybe I should have just copied someone haha I don't tone chase anything either but the sound in my head, which is tight high gain...

The monitoring transactions part is the law, so there's no way around that or the taxes for a 3rd party transaction site. Just wait until they try to find a way to enforce it on forums, and all the classified sections disappear. EDIT: Not trying to be shitty, I wish it was possible and it just...

FYI for the comparison to the IV you'll want presence pulled and mid gain. The VII is pretty much spot on. Sounds (and feels) like you're just switching between 2 different Mark IVs or maybe slightly different settings. Recorded maybe that will be different, but in person that's what it was...

KSR Ceres if you're going to run it as a preamp through the FX return. It lays waste to pretty much every other pedal in that setup.

I think that's Mastodon - Blood and Thunder

I wasn't implying that you were lying, or even talking about your situation. I was agreeing with someone else about how many people try to weasel out of deals.

I know. How many times has this happened the other way around too? Little scratch on the bottom of the amp, and someone tries to pull the not as described card because they had buyers remorse.

The dude is a renowned dick head, always has been. If everything goes smoothly there's no issue. If anything is off about what you got he acts like he's some dude just selling his personal gear online and not an actual store. I know both KSR and Mezzabarba have gotten involved when he was trying...

$750. Crazy.

Wow, wasn't expecting that. I guess that's what people get for complaining the Mark VII was more expensive.

It sounds like a recto to me. Obviously the frequencies are different, but it has that grainy Recto distortion. I hear the same thing in Pitbulls. Then again I probably don't EQ my Rectifiers in the typical way.

I think it's weird that people want to try stuff before buying it. I'm not a store. I can count on one hand the pieces of gear I've tried before buying. I have pretty much stopped buying stuff though because it's too hard to flip things and be close enough to break even now with the price of...

I understand. I think it's equally important to show the other side of the coin though, where you can get the vibe you're looking for in a more attainable fashion. That's what I said in my post, and you apparently took umbrage with that, as if you can't actually get the recto sound from a Rev G...

That's not entirely accurate. Raw dollars matter. A 1% mistake that costs a company $2,000,000 isn't the same as a 1% mistake that costs a company $200. You might be willing to spend an extra 300% on a steak for an anniversary dinner or on vacation because it's $40. You're probably not ok...

That analogy only works in this scenario if the one brand of OJ is $4,500 more than the other brand and not actually available to be purchased.

It's definitely easy for that to occur, specifically with graphic EQs. I think most people boost or cut too much. Most EQs shouldn't look like the fader settings on a Mark, they should be more subtle. Parametric EQs seem more natural to me, but again you should be doing subtle changes. Same...

Yea I get why the C is more money because of the rarity and the fact that it's different. $6k is a lot for an amp no matter what though. And yea I agree on the Rev F. The one I played sounded basically the same as the early Rev G I owned, which sounded like the other Rev G's I've owned just...

I got my Rev G for $1,200 last year. I'll take that and $100 boost over $6k for a Rev C or $3k+ for an F. Not saying it's better, just saying I don't think it's worth the extra $$ when a Rev G/ Multiwatt + Boost will give you "the Recto sound".

Badlander if I was buying new. For used I would wait for a good price on a Rev G, or a multiwatt if you need a clean channel. Everything else is too expensive. Tremoverbs were my favorite, but I can't justify $2k for an amp I bought and sold multiple times for $750 within the past 5 years.