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I don't have gear or tone challenges, so I am actually VERY content. Like I said, I just don't suffer fools because I don't have to

I have no doubt, but I question your critical thinking capacity and motive, so no surprise that your analysis is faulty

Not mad, I just don't suffer fools being foolish. Have fun spinning in circles

Are you mentally impaired in some way that I should be aware of, or just the self-appointed resident clown? From where I am sitting, it looks like your biggest obstacle is, not being able to get out of your own way. When Unrealistic expectations and limited budgets collide, generally nothing...

:thumbsup: The OP seems to have gone missing :lol: :LOL:

Have them make it the size of an iPod or an AppleTV remote and 1 watt, w/ KT88's and a celestion speakerphone sized speaker, solar powered, w/ the ability to ad an extension cab via Bluetooth Or Carry a laptop in your backpack loaded w/ guitar amp plugins, and your interface. *MUCH easier than...

Ya, uh huh and around $50. Should be easy

:cheers: When I started, and knew next to nothing-- Some cool knowledgable players bothered to take the time and teach me some things and expose me to effects, and how my heroes got their tone etc. So, sharing with others is my way of paying that forward

Best of luck... Did you have particular specs, and features you're aiming for? Budget?

:yes: :thumbsup: :rock: Whisper volumes w/LOUD amps m2mJ_xX7gNc 4RAvkG8rpUw r_JVL91V3OE

You got that right! :rock:

SO jealous. You RAWK!!! :rock:

That's on my bucket list. One of these days

:worship: Thank you! I love you guys, and share your passion for music and the gear that makes it possible. I wish that everyone can realize their dream tones, gear, and highest aspirations.

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Ya, but the ones he used back then probably still suck balls, in the present... so there's that angle

That's how I see it too. When I was doing Vegas Casino gigs and they didn't want loud sound coming off the stage, I was using a 180 Watt Mesa/Boogie MKIII Coliseum through a 1x12 cab that I would face backwards and mic it. NO, problem. I did that for years

Go try the Yamaha G100-112 or G100-210. Throw a Dyna Comp on it on the lead channel and adjust the onboard parametric eq and I can get it really close to my MKIII Boogie. They're light and inexpensive. Great Clean channel too 100 watts but SS. Horses for courses I have a '65 Fender Super...

I know what you mean. My Boogie MKIII combo weighs as much as a tank, and it's heavier after the gig--when you're tired. I'd much rather wheel a half stack across a parking lot after a club gig, than to hand carry that bastard across the parking lot, so I use a roller cart when I use it. :rock:

:thumbsup: Oh yes! Nice... If it ain't broke... Nothing to fix