what's a better way of saying "old school"
in reference to amp building , guitar building, etc

mahuang wrote:what's a better way of saying "old school"
in reference to amp building , guitar building, etc

Depends on the context and the application, but a few that could work in some situations:

classic
vintage
traditional

hell, even just "old".

Maybe we could embrace a favorite drink in Chicago and call it "Old Style."

Ben Adrian

Outdated?
Obsolete?
Past its prime?
Fork-stuck?
Done here?

endofanera wrote:Outdated?
Obsolete?
Past its prime?
Fork-stuck?
Done here?

No way! The old-style way of building amps by hand-wiring them and not using PCB's is way better! The end product is way better, anyway, provided it's assembled well. And if it's not, it's so easy to fix!

Tell me you'd rather have a current-production Fender amp than a vintage Tweed or Blackface! C'mon!!

[kinison]Tell me you think a Plexi reissue amp is better than an original one! Say it! Say it! OHHHHHH! OHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!![/kinison]

scott , you nailed it.
hard wired rules,
what do you call it now?
QUALITY

scott wrote:No way! The old-style way of building amps by hand-wiring them and not using PCB's is way better! The end product is way better, anyway, provided it's assembled well. And if it's not, it's so easy to fix!

Tell me you'd rather have a current-production Fender amp than a vintage Tweed or Blackface! C'mon!!

[kinison]Tell me you think a Plexi reissue amp is better than an original one! Say it! Say it! OHHHHHH! OHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!![/kinison]

mahuang wrote:scott , you nailed it.
hard wired rules,
what do you call it now?
QUALITY

That's a beautiful haiku, mahuang.

nice fish. endofanera
did you fillet that walleye or bake it ?