wellbutrin wrote:Also, I bought an SG! A '61 reissue. I went to Chicago Music Exchange on Father's Day (most dad move ever?) looking for a black LP custom with gold hardware and ended up playing a few unplugged chords on this thing on a whim and it SINGS. I don't remember ever even playing an SG but...

For a cheap-ish secondary guitar with humbuckers what would you go with:A used G&L Tribute ASAT Deluxe or a Squire 70s Classic Vibe Telecaster Deluxe?

I bought a second Emperor 2x12 loaded with a Tonker and a Man O War (the bottom cab). Really am liking that combo of speakers. The cab was used so the speakers are already broke in some.

Traynor YBA-3 for $475 (It looks like a two prong so you will want to get that switched to a grounded plug)https://chicago.craigslist.org/sox/msg/ ... 16632.html

TylerSavage wrote:I love everything about the science amps aesthetic/brandingI'm telling ya it sounds as good as it looks to. I wish I could justify them making me a new matching cab, but shipping kinda puts a stop to that.

Remember when I was looking for a 50 watt Marshall? Well, I ended up going the other way and getting this 200 watt Mother amp by Science. 4 KT88s, a normal input that is very Hiwatt and OD input that is just a monster. I only got to test it out for a few hours yesterday and I am super stoked with it...

Thanks guys!I am going to continue to shop around and wait for the right deal to present itself, but I feel better about getting an 800 with the vertical inputs. As far as speakers go, it will be paired either with a 2x12 with Weber Silver Bells or a JCM 800 4x12 with 2 celestion g12t-75s and 2 emin...

So, I got it in my craw to get a 50 watt Marshall JMP (2204). I like how it looks, I like how it sounds, and a lot of bands I like use it. I am finding though I can get vertical input 50 watt JCM 800s (1984 or so) for a few hundred less. From my understanding they are very very similar? I feel like ...

Trying to work out a deal/trade for one of these Science Hellhawks (50 watter)I really had my heart set on an old Marshall, but this looks fun.

Snowblinder wrote:A couple of weeks ago I was in a shop having my bass set up, and one of these new Squier Classic Vibe 70's Jazz Basses caught my eye. I had time to kill so I pulled it down and started playing it. Fell in love with it on the spot. It felt really nice and sounded great unplugged (I ...