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Re: Best brand new overall amp for metal LIVE!!
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Read again, I never stated as good or even close, stated
for what I use it for small gigs in dives I wouldn't spend 2,000+
If I was recording for a CD and going on tour, thats a different story, but the post says for "live" not studio produced
And be real this is a cheap cover band
These demo songs have gotten us many gigs
And that was the point
Drunks listening in a bar could care less what my guitar sounds like
They just wanna hear their fav songs
Pig Noise or Bogner they dont care
Thats the reason I use a cheaper amp when we play in Dives
This is not my "to die for tone"
and I'll say again Classic Rock not Nu-Metal
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Trust me... the crowd may be dumb but they ain't that dumb. You can call it whatever genre or time period you want. It still sounds like a cheap SS amp with a stomp box in front of it. You were really talking some jive in your earlier posts about how good your SS/stomp box rig sounds and how those "expensive amps" aren't worth the money and how you can't hear the difference. C'mon bro.
Again... thanks for the clips and your chops are good. Listen bro.. there are some real heavy hitters here that really know their stuff. Think about it. Can you honestly compare an Ubershall,5150,6505, XXX, JSX, MTS3200,2204,2203,2210, 6100,Silver Jubilee, Powerball,Pitbull, SLO100,Avenger, HR50,Blackmore, Legacy, Mesa Single, Dual and Triple Rectifier, Mark IIC+, III, IV, F30,F50,Stiletto, Roadking, etc.................. to your posted rig? I left a ton of amps out BTW... [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/toast.gif[/img]
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People sitting in a shit whole bar dont give a rats ass what you use
Been doing it over 30 years, I'm not gonna sit and waist my breath with that [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Only the musicians sit and evaluate your style, amps, guitars
If you feel better about playing covers in a bar with 10,000.00
worth of equipment, more power to you
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Read again, I never stated as good or even close, stated
for what I use it for small gigs in dives I wouldn't spend 2,000+
If I was recording for a CD and going on tour, thats a different story, but the post says for "live" not studio produced
And be real this is a cheap cover band
These demo songs have gotten us many gigs
And that was the point
Drunks listening in a bar could care less what my guitar sounds like
They just wanna hear their fav songs
Pig Noise or Bogner they dont care
Thats the reason I use a cheaper amp when we play in Dives
This is not my "to die for tone"
and I'll say again Classic Rock not Nu-Metal
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Trust me... the crowd may be dumb but they ain't that dumb. You can call it whatever genre or time period you want. It still sounds like a cheap SS amp with a stomp box in front of it. You were really talking some jive in your earlier posts about how good your SS/stomp box rig sounds and how those "expensive amps" aren't worth the money and how you can't hear the difference. C'mon bro.
Again... thanks for the clips and your chops are good. Listen bro.. there are some real heavy hitters here that really know their stuff. Think about it. Can you honestly compare an Ubershall,5150,6505, XXX, JSX, MTS3200,2204,2203,2210, 6100,Silver Jubilee, Powerball,Pitbull, SLO100,Avenger, HR50,Blackmore, Legacy, Mesa Single, Dual and Triple Rectifier, Mark IIC+, III, IV, F30,F50,Stiletto, Roadking, etc.................. to your posted rig? I left a ton of amps out BTW... [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/toast.gif[/img]
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People sitting in a shit whole bar dont give a rats ass what you use
Been doing it over 30 years, I'm not gonna sit and waist my breath with that [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]
Only the musicians sit and evaluate your style, amps, guitars
If you feel better about playing covers in a bar with 10,000.00
worth of equipment, more power to you
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