Quilter making me QUIT T00BZ??

[Larsongs]

The irony of this thread title and its content is something I find highly amusing!

Me too!

Also, it's a pretty good object lesson in the "honeymoon phase" of gear ownership.

You guys do notice the ?? at the end of the Thread Title? You just can't beat a good Tube Amp!

[peterherman]

The irony of this thread title and its content is something I find highly amusing!

Me too!

Also, it's a pretty good object lesson in the "honeymoon phase" of gear ownership.

You guys do notice the ?? at the end of the Thread Title? You just can't beat a good Tube Amp!

I mean, I noticed it when I typed it in yeah.

[Larsongs]

Me too!

Also, it's a pretty good object lesson in the "honeymoon phase" of gear ownership.

You guys do notice the ?? at the end of the Thread Title? You just can't beat a good Tube Amp!

I mean, I noticed it when I typed it in yeah.

You guys was meant, in general as in everyone. Not the OP specifically. I should've been more clear.. Thought it was a given. But, guess not..

[seenoevil II]

Spoiler alert.

"You might be a redneck when..."

Combined 220 watts of US made solid state power.

Got the quilty dude cheap off le verb. I'm pretty impressed so far. Wired in a jack make the Crate a 2x12 cab.

Now this Crate (codename "soCRATEs") does have its charm. I hear metal heads like its gain channel. I personally haven't found a better clean platform. It's like a JC-120 without the stereo chorus or tremolo...

This thing is witchcraft. How does it have so much power while weighing nothing? I'm ok with the control layout, but I think i would prefer a standard eq like on the new model. I like the voice modes. I'm gravitating towards "full Q" the most so far.

I'm not sure it's quite as loud as this old fashioned SS crate amp rated at 120. But it's definitely all the power I could need.