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Yeah it's a bit rounder and warmer. Not that that is a bad thing, but I too didn't find the tone as interesting as some of their others. To contrast, I thought the tone sounded great on Violent Sleep of Reason. That was a few amps layered if I remember correctly.

That was awesome!

I haven’t messed with the 100w EL34, but I also find the 100w Stealth to be relatively forgiving. When you’re trying to keep it super low there is a spot where it will jump up a bit, but I find it not terribly hard to keep it between mouse fart to tv/bedroom level if you want.

Lol yep that's yours.

I've never played real T-Tops, so I can't give a direct comparison; however, my understanding is also that its his take on them. I have a set that I've had in a couple of different guitars - one is a warm sounding flying V and the other a neutral sounding single cut style guitar. I thought they...

There’s another recent thread with an MCii posted in the rig-talk section that sounds way better than the one’s posted in this thread. I also think mic placement is hurting those other ones. Check out the clip in that other thread, though. It sounds great.

Sounds killer!

Sounds good man. I dig it.

I've never played one, but I read a post from Wade on his FB where he said they're actually lower output than the 2nd degree. A3 magnet and voiced a little different, while still being in the "blackbelt" family.

If you don't have an interface, you'd need to start there first.

I noticed my 100w 6L6 Stealth getting a ground type of hum in the loop as well. I hardly ever use my loop and I don't recall it doing it previously, but it's been there the past few months. I tried swapping the power tubes and all the preamp tubes one-by-one and it's still there. With a cable in...

Oh yeah I caught that it was different guitar. Just saying that I didn't think you were being to anal about that sending that one back.

Nah that’s not “like new”. I’d be pissed about those scratches too if I didn’t know and was paying a higher price because I thought it was “like new”.

The F70s sounds a good hit darker than V30s here in the same cab. I realize the Diezel and Fatbottom cabs are going to be different construction wise, but if you’re finding a front loaded Diezel V30 cab too dark already there’s a good chance the frontloaded fatbottom F70 cab will be too dark also.

I have a set. They’re pretty cool, but I ultimately switched them out. I could not stop fiddling with the height - either too sharp or too much low end saturation. In the room it wasn't a big deal, but under a mic those were the things that bugged me. This was in an already hard hitting Les Paul...

Sounds killer!

I’ve heard the 201 described as sounding not too dissimilar from a 57/421 blend. Have you found that to be the case?

Corrected it for you.

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I had no idea he used any. That's cool. So what Wizard gear did he use?