I only have three and one of them needs work.
100% this. I don't have any real issues with low watt amps; they have their place. Like you, I find they lack the percussion and punch you get out of 100 watt amps. I will say I do like the low watt true class A amps. They still don't have the same punch as a higher watt amp, but them make up for that in touch sensitivity; at east in my experience.
I only have three and one of them needs work.
I'm fairly certain the majority of members on this board have owned more gear in five years of their life than I have owned in my entire lifetime. I'm also fairly certain I have done more gigs in five years of my life than most of the board has done in their lifetime.
Nah, you're good. I have a tendency to go overboard sometimes and I don't sell anything. For 20+ years the only amps I owned were my Crate Blue Voodoo 300 & 150; one as the main the other as backup. Everything else built up over the last 10 years a little at a time as I saved up.
I only have three and one of them needs work.
I'm fairly certain the majority of members on this board have owned more gear in five years of their life than I have owned in my entire lifetime. I'm also fairly certain I have done more gigs in five years of my life than most of the board has done in their lifetime.
Sup with that leopard print Zinky?
Honestly anyone can get away with 3-4 amps to cover the main categories of tone and be set for life. In my experience the difference are generally pretty subtle and more about personal preference.Don't get me wrong, I think it's awesome. I just can't contemplate having that many amps. I guess it's because I've always had way more guitars than amps, and lately I'm wondering if I should flip that around. But, then I saw those shelves and I got a little shell shocked.
It's #65 Mofo. I picked up at a local consignment shop for about $700. The amp itself was in good shape, but the tolex was pretty beat up. I recovered it with some leopard print upholstery vinyl.
What's the name of your guitar store?Honestly anyone can get away with 3-4 amps to cover the main categories of tone and be set for life. In my experience the difference are generally pretty subtle and more about personal preference.
I have way too many guitars too. Though at least half of them I built myself. I've been hobby building since 2004. So 1-2 a year for 20 years adds up.
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