If you could only save 1 piece of gear . . .

[the other John Browne]

Is running straight in and hoping for a quick death also an option?

 

[8len8]

My 2007 Les Paul Standard. All the amps and pedals can be replaced, but each guitar has a feel and tone that’s unique.

 

[MadAsAHatter]

Sadly very few pieces of my gear can be replaced. That being said, it would be a toss up between my mark iic+ & Klon. I could probably manage bringing both if there was a fire lol. The Klon takes the amp to a new level that none of my other pedals or a ++ mod can do

If all your stuff went up in flames I couldn't let you be stranded with no gear and send the Naylor back to you.

 

[MadAsAHatter]

I already went through losing my gear (and everything else) in a flood then having to fix or replace it all. I don't think I could handle it again. At that point I'd just watch everything burn in crazed laughter as I'm being hauled to the loony bin.

 

[JimAnsell]

my mark IV. not even a question. my explorer would be hard to leave behind to burn, but the mark IVa is worth more, so....

 

[headlessdeadguy]

I don't have the mental capacity to make that decision.

 

[creep66]

My C+ just cause I could sell it and get enough to get a decent full rig again.

 

[braintheory]

My C+ just cause I could sell it and get enough to get a decent full rig again.

Since mine is a combo, it’s already on its own better imo that most “decent full rigs” out there, but I only run it through my 412’s. Just add a boost & gate (if needed) and nothing else needed

 

[sahlomonic]

This would be the one piece of gear that I feel is irreplaceable. 1 of only 2 Earharts in existence. I suppose I could replace it with a Cornford Mk50H II if I could find one (same circuit/layout/wiring), but this amp is very sentimental to me. Such a great sounding amp. Bought it from LP Freak back in March of 2013.