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I just use whatever is handy. As long as it has a good shield in it and isn’t noisy Im good.

Nice. Nothing wrong with more tools in the toolbox. You will find a use for it and get it dialed in. Not a Mesa guy typically but I have a Triple Recto that gets used once in a while….and even a Fender Concert II that is basically a Mark II copy.

Sorry not diggin it…too fuzzy for me. If you like it, cool.

I voted equally important, but it really depends on what I am looking for at the time. My preference is flatter radius, scale length is more up to what sound I am looking for.

It was all the forum rage back in the day. Got one cheap not expecting much. That is what I got, not much.

Hated the one I had. Not a good tone in it.

They are playing tonite near me. Saw them in their heyday, good enough for me.

We do a wide range of stuff. Rhythm: Some is just amp, guitar and volume knob. Funk stuff some Phase 90. 80’s stuff Boss DC2, Flanger and some delay. Modern stuff DC2 and a TS 9 I modded a long time ago. For leads, either just amp, amp with TS9, amp with TS9 DC2 amd some delay. But...

Any birch ply rear loaded cab with green backs is best for me.

Blackstar Polar 2 into Tonex software. Pretty much it.

I have the Tonex One and use the software in the computer. Normally for practicing I plug my guitar into the blackstar Polar 2 interface and use the Tonex software. There are a few different presets I use. Sounds really good surprisingly. Have not tried the pedal thru a rig yet.

Greg Howe

My MC1 is like that. I had some stuff from my Metal incorporated in my MC. Turned out great.

I think he used the MC1. Could be wrong though.

Mine was WM120 I think.

My first Wizard was one of these. Bought in the early 2000’s and had Rick go thru it and do some mods. Wonder what the serial number is? Pull boost on the bass and a pull gain boost added on the lead channel and tube buffered fx loop. Similar gain to my MC1, brighter. Much more Marshall...

Thanks, alot out of stock already. Will keep checking periodically.

They have some stuff, haven’t seen any of the plastic replacement parts on there. I did get a handle and generic corners / rivets from one of my regular vendors. See how they work out.

You obviously have not looked for any replacement parts lately. Tube amps have been fading away since the 60’s, yet they are still here….

Hmmm, let’s see. First ones I remembered using were Kaman Stainless steel 9’s. Then SIT 9’s. Then moved to 10’s and used Dean Markley (not the blue steels). Got back from GIT and ended up trying EB reg slinky. I had never tried them. Hated them at first, then liked them and used them a long...