Mark Skid
Well-known member
Dumping your gear can be a liberating experience. Personally, I would hold onto the Boogie Mark III. You'll be wanting it later-on, I guarantee it.
GJgo
Well-known member
Yep. ..And I've tried to by it back! *haha*
On your Quad Cortex- consider this. It's basically a PC. How long to PCs & things like them last? When it's shit the bed or obsolete in 10 years, Someone else will still be rocking your old Boogie.
Hyperionguitarworks
Active member
you're not wrong about the QC and other modeling devices. Im keeping at least one of my real amps probably my diezel and i just ordered a black volt crazy horse.
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MattQc
New member
Id keep the Mark3 and 1 of the 412 at least. I sold a lot of gear when I was not playing much 10 years ago and I have been regretting every piece of gear I sold.
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mixn4him
Active member
$400 for the Soldano cab I would take it for sure!
saxxamafone
Well-known member
I'm dumping some amps purely because I want to be more musician and less collector.
With more amps I get stuck in tone chasing territory and lose focus of actually writing any music ??
With more amps I get stuck in tone chasing territory and lose focus of actually writing any music ??
LPMojoGL
Well-known member
I'll go against the popular vote, and say dump away.
The prices on things won't stay high forever. Now is a great time to sell.
You'll free up space, feel better, have $ in the bank. There's always gear available.
You might miss one of those items one day, and they may become unobtainable, but you will soon forget about it while playing something else.
The prices on things won't stay high forever. Now is a great time to sell.
You'll free up space, feel better, have $ in the bank. There's always gear available.
You might miss one of those items one day, and they may become unobtainable, but you will soon forget about it while playing something else.
