What are you gassing for?

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Re: What are you gassing for?

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Conway wrote:
StratMatt wrote:
MikeC wrote:Those didgical amp peeps will be gassing for real tube amps soon...
Never!!
We'll see... :twisted: I said that when I had my Kemper.
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Despite owning a Katana, theres a certain joy in playing thru the AC4 you can't describe :lol:
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jeremyb wrote:Despite owning a Katana, theres a certain joy in playing thru the AC4 you can't describe :lol:
You can but Bg will get upset. Just say 'visceral' and 'girth'.

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Molly wrote:
jeremyb wrote:Despite owning a Katana, theres a certain joy in playing thru the AC4 you can't describe :lol:
You can but Bg will get upset. Just say 'visceral' and 'girth'.
And call it a valve amp
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Guilty.
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I'm after a vintage style Marshall 412 because I absolutely don't need it. :-)

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2x12 cab with v30's.

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We're such suckers for a bit of bling. I think it was a smart bit of marketing by the guy that first realised you could take something ordinary like a guitar case and cover it in paisley or whatever and we'd all want one.

I like the Bogner Tolex. I'd buy a Bogner just because they look cool... :oops:

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Molly wrote:
We're such suckers for a bit of bling. I think it was a smart bit of marketing by the guy that first realised you could take something ordinary like a guitar case and cover it in paisley or whatever and we'd all want one.

I like the Bogner Tolex. I'd buy a Bogner just because they look cool... :oops:
Yeap. And I'd crank it once, wife, neighbours, dog will all tell me to shut the fuck up, and then I'll be back to the plexi models on the Axe FX through headphones. But at least I could stare at it and pretend it was making the noises in my ears...

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Don't understand myself sometimes. I never get on with Humbuckers and I can't get comfortable with Les Pauls but occasionally, twice in fact, all that changes and I fall in lust. Both of those guitars were 57 Goldtops (AiRdAd's and Oleg's).

Bugger me if it hasn't happened again. Met this in the Albany Rockshop today.

Neck like a tree trunk; Glorious! Nicely ringy and an almost convincing finish. I loved everything about it except the price.

Can't understand why 57's seem to fit me but nothing else really does. :crazy:
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have you tried asking Conway? maybe he can bring one in at a better price

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^^^ LP 50s Tribute. Thick neck no gold no binding no bling just the goods. Needs pickups swapped and pcb replaced with 50s wiring. Mine cost $1100 not $9000.

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Slowy wrote:Don't understand myself sometimes. I never get on with Humbuckers and I can't get comfortable with Les Pauls but occasionally, twice in fact, all that changes and I fall in lust. Both of those guitars were 57 Goldtops (AiRdAd's and Oleg's).

Bugger me if it hasn't happened again. Met this in the Albany Rockshop today.

Neck like a tree trunk; Glorious! Nicely ringy and an almost convincing finish. I loved everything about it except the price.

Can't understand why 57's seem to fit me but nothing else really does. :crazy:
57 Gold Tops are my favourite, I would take one over any other LP, they just look right to me 8)
Tube amp and guitar tones straight from 1958… amazing how believable the sounds were back then, even without the modellers...

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KNNZ wrote:have you tried asking Conway? maybe he can bring one in at a better price
Mate, there’s no scenario where I pay anything like that much for a guitar.
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