Gotcha. Hah, I can tell you that if there's ANY amp that holds up and stays together under high power, it's a Wizard.
My KT88 150w Hell Razor has a low end that is quite frankly terrifying, lol. That amp sounds bigger and extends lower (and higher) than any other amp I've played. There's a kind of sub-bass the KT88's have that will just about make you see double if you're not careful. It's a pretty insane amp all around. It has the depth and width of something like a great Triple Recto, the crispiness and tightness of a Mark, and it even has a clarity and a chirp in the high treble you usually only hear in old Marshalls. I try not to speak in subjective absolutes but if was forced to pick a favorite high gain amp, this would be it.
I can only imagine what a KT120 200w version of that amp would do. It would be extremely stupid in the best way. I'm kinda like you in that when it comes to power, I think there's no replacement for displacement, or at least that very high power amps have a really cool inherent quality to them in their punch and clarity. Even so, for me, I am totally content with my 150w HR, zero desire for anything with more horsepower than that. Rick's amps, almost no matter what power config they come in, definitely have the overwhelming power thing down, that's kind of a Wizard's singular defining characteristic.
