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I'm still trying to work out the differences.

If money was no object then I'd get my own amplifier and speaker cabinets custom-built, simple as that.

What is it with these 'YouTubers' doing this 'stop-start' jerky editing? Can't they film their videos in one take or at least have smooth transitions?

Damn that's a great guitar sound! I love that grit and growl!

I'd say that Randall's marketing team intended for the amp's name to ruffle a few feathers. It generates discussion, which eventually translates to a rise in sales. The last thing they want is a bland name that no one will talk about, particularly on a guitar Internet forum like this. Shallow...

I can see what you're trying to get at, but I sadly don't think the (ridiculous) shipping costs justify the mod. I think the speakers and cabinet/s, and having a solid connection from your guitar all the way to the speakers is what matters most. Particularly above any amp mod. I had everything...

^Well if they are only $1, then maybe just buy them as ornaments, or use them to build a little radio or mini stereo so they light up- just a gimmicky fun thing. Then sell it online and the hipsters will fork out thousands for it!

I thought it was always political?

I saw that just before. It's pretty cool!

I think I will scrap this idea and just trade in the speakers for a bunch of pedal patch cables.

I thought it was 600Hz for the old Plexi amp heads, and maybe 500Hz for the JCM 800 50 watt head? And isn't the Presence knob centred on 3 kiloHertz?

So am I. I was expecting to hear some Tool songs, despite the mention that the clip is not "high gain".

My electric guitar, a guitar cable, and a Marshall MS-2 Micro-Stack guitar amp into the Line In of the mixing desk and out of the Front Of House Speakers. No joke.

I'll check this out soon.

Why bother with the cheap speakers? You could just install the G12K-85s like a 2x12 cab, leaving the other two speaker spots empty.

That might be a whole new board in there.

A Korg Pitchblack tuner pedal.

I have an angled Marshall 4x12 cab that I'm thinking of cutting up with a bandsaw to make a 2x12 cab. I'll likely just use the bottom half, with the remaining pieces used to patch up any gaps. Also I'll put in new grille cloth. Is that worth doing? Or will it "sound odd" from all the extra...

Did you get it fixed now?

Maybe a very slight phase and an EQ pedal to hollow out the sound somewhat?