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I have a 100B so probably different sounding than a 101b or 20th. These are all fine amps and you just have to try them all and pick one that fits your sound. Wizard while sounding excellent I noticed can give ear fatigue cuz its so punchy in the high end. Also took a while to dial in from home sound to practice was completely different. It recorded really nice. SLO really shows off weakness in playing as it can be unforgiving and also shows me which of my guitars are good or bad sounding. SLO is a workhorse and always delivers in a live mix and easy to dial in. Also you can never tell with these amps until its in a band mix if its going to work for you. Regardless just buy one of them and flip it and get the other because that's what we do here.Nico":2eel5h8y said:Rezamatix":2eel5h8y said:halebox":2eel5h8y said:Not sure if you've ever had a bogner ecstasy but I would throw that into the mix as it's very versatile and sounds killer. A current MCII will be very hard to find used. Most for sale don't have all the updates. A proper MCII will be more versatile than the SLO. The wizard sounds killer recorded and mic'd up. It has extended highs and lows which makes it seem scooped (to me) when you stand in front of it. The SLO has 2 killer midrange cutting channels w(shared eq) and will always work for live where you can turn it up. At home it's still good but you don't get the same punch at low volumes. Xtc is more versatile than both and great live and at home. I have a 100b so have not tried a 20th. I just sold my MCII for bills and still have an SLO
Just sold my 20th. The Wizard and he SLO just dominated it in every way.
I agree. I own a Bogner, but it is not in the same league. I'd rather have the SLO or Wizard than the Ecstasy.
To the OP: Also consider the Friedman Brown Eye or Dirty Shirley. Those amp kill for the tones he wants