311boogieman
Well-known member
Wow, there are a lot of stickies in here 
Ya I mean there’s so many amps that to pay $8,000 or more when you have modern amps for less that as good or better . It’s all opinion I know but . It’s crazy . I’d pay $4000 for one though . But not these prices these days . Plus I’ve heard copies I think are betterI think the title should be, "So people are still buying Camerons?"
I cant imagine buying a pcb modded amp with shit gooped circuits for that kind of money. I feel like most of the guys that like them are looking for 80's rock sound.Ya I mean there’s so many amps that to pay $8,000 or more when you have modern amps for less that as good or better . It’s all opinion I know but . It’s crazy . I’d pay $4000 for one though . But not these prices these days . Plus I’ve heard copies I think are better
I do really get involved in all that . It’s terrible . I just wasn’t aroundI cant imagine buying a pcb modded amp with shit gooped circuits for that kind of money. I feel like most of the guys that like them are looking for 80's rock sound.
If you are getting one for metal, i think the stuff that has come out in the last 4-5 years would destroy it.
And just on principle i dont give money to piece of shit thieves
Who is this jason you speak of?Mark / Jason are still taking money. Not so much delivering amps
he goes by SonicFidelityGroup on reverb
First off, Cameron Amplification wasn't just Mark sitting in a basement. It was an entire project/initiative involving multiple people with different responsibilities. Holding every single member accountable or calling them all thieves because of one party's incompetence and logistics failure of certain individuals is just ignorant. Managing a boutique amp company at that scale with high demand isn't as simple as you think it is from behind a keyboard.I cant imagine buying a pcb modded amp with shit gooped circuits for that kind of money. I feel like most of the guys that like them are looking for 80's rock sound.
If you are getting one for metal, i think the stuff that has come out in the last 4-5 years would destroy it.
And just on principle i dont give money to piece of shit thieves
Heard this story before. To be fair, we were all telling him when he first mentioned going into business with the dipshit that it wouldn't end well and just like all the people before him that tried the same thing...it didn't end well.First off, Cameron Amplification wasn't just Mark sitting in a basement. It was an entire project/initiative involving multiple people with different responsibilities. Holding every single member accountable or calling them all thieves because of one party's incompetence and logistics failure of certain individuals is just ignorant. Managing a boutique amp company at that scale with high demand isn't as simple as you think it is from behind a keyboard.
Second, with all the respect but calling them "shit gooped circuits", sounds to me like you’ve never actually modified any amp ever yourself, neither you looked inside one of Cameron's or heard one in person. I also don't think there's any point in comparing a full-blown butique tube amp to a digital modeler.
I don't get it. The guy moved heaven and earth so the community could get what it wanted, something went wrong along the way, he paid for it with his health, and now he's taking full responsibility—even for mistakes that weren't his. He's doing everything he can, and you guys are still shitting all over him.
Mark?.... that you?...First off, Cameron Amplification wasn't just Mark sitting in a basement. It was an entire project/initiative involving multiple people with different responsibilities. Holding every single member accountable or calling them all thieves because of one party's incompetence and logistics failure of certain individuals is just ignorant. Managing a boutique amp company at that scale with high demand isn't as simple as you think it is from behind a keyboard.
Second, with all the respect but calling them "shit gooped circuits", sounds to me like you’ve never actually modified any amp ever yourself, neither you looked inside one of Cameron's or heard one in person. I also don't think there's any point in comparing a full-blown butique tube amp to a digital modeler.
I don't get it. The guy moved heaven and earth so the community could get what it wanted, something went wrong along the way, he paid for it with his health, and now he's taking full responsibility—even for mistakes that weren't his. He's doing everything he can, and you guys are still shitting all over him.
Nope, im Jaap from the NetherlandsMark?.... that you?...
Jokes aside, wolf. Every time I've seen someone come along, befriend the dude, stick up for him, it ended with "Yea, shoulda saw that coming..." or "My own fault for not knowing better..." sentiments. I haven't seen or heard anyone who would shake the dudes hand and not count their fingers at this point.