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I know this question was directed at mhenson42, but a Rectifier and Thrasher sound nothing alike. The midrange, response, negative feedback, and gain staging are worlds apart.

Titanium777 bought my Rhodes 4x12 Cabinet. He paid quickly with no issues, checked the cabinet out, and approved. Great communication and easy dealings! braintheory came and bought my Baron Custom Amps DHG. He came, saw, and conquered and took it home. Very friendly and likes his volume like a...

Wade doesn't take calls as readily any more; he knows he is a talker and will stay on the phone for hours, which in turn interrupts his work and gets him behind. He takes a little while, but always delivers. Just try to be patient. I'd say 5 weeks is a good guesstimate.

Is the frame bent or uneven at all around the location of the damage? If your speaker frame is bent, the speaker will eventually be useless because it won't have even support around the cone.

Just because something is made in China doesn't mean it can't sound great. The transformers are clones of the custom winds that were used in the Natas.

Tonally, most JVMs are hit are miss unfortunately. I have had three (two of which I owned simultaneously) and I got stuck with a winner. It gets used on a lot of projects at my studio. The last project I did had a different JVM mode/channel for every track on the entire record; no other amps...

Mesa and Bogner V30 cabinets sound awesome to me. Nothing compares for recording in my humble opinion, and they're pretty cool live too, even though I tend to use Greenbacks when I play with the band.

Schecter 004 Schecter Stiletto 5 Elite Spector Euro 4 Fender Marcus Miller Jazz w/ John East Preamp Upgrade (makes a huge difference)

Awesome work \m/

I do agree that there is almost "too much" gain on OD2 red... however, I think that is because of the gain staging on the circuit, and there is no way for OD2 green to have enough gain if OD2 red doesn't have as much as it does. Orange is just right to me. On your second point, I don't feel...

Thanks for the kind words on the clip everyone. I will definitely hold on to my JVM for life. For $1300 or less with all those functions and a great stock tubes, you can't go wrong.

They are inconsistent IME. I have owned three of them, two of which were back to back (cosmetic issues with the former). I was lucky to get stuck with the one that sounded better. It has a phenomenal clean, really good crunch sounds, and can do the "pushed 800" sound AND modern metal sounds...

I think it looks cool. Ebony fretboard would likely be better (as many have insinuated).

Many people who have owned both prefer the Soldano 50watt Avenger to the real deal. They can be had cheap used, but aren't very versatile... EDIT: I just saw you wanted a loop. Have you owned a EVH 5150 III or a Peavey 6505? They're both great amps that sound good quiet.

I'm letting them go too... it's inevitable they need to be replaced, so I just need to find a new favorite EL34. I've always preferred Russian 6L6/5881.

I'm glad you're enjoying the beast. I hope you find some other tubes you really love, because SED Winged =C= tubes are out of production with no return date according to the three people I purchase tubes from.

Great catch there. Beautiful axe too!

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The Countryman Type 85 is my favorite DI. I prefer it into an API style preamp. The Reamp v2 is my favorite reamp box. That is all :)

It's hard to take the plunge sometimes, but because the particular amp is sought after AND limited, it will always retain it's value. I can guarantee there are several people who would drop more than I paid for the amp to get it from me (two people are clients of mine who had the amp on their...