For some context, my dream amp (the Selmer) was just under $1000 and came loaded with top-tier '60s tubes worth half that figure, alone.
Stretch those dollars...they can go really far for the informed (and lucky) buyer.

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rfurtkamp wrote:The only transparent thing I own is a set of drinking glasses.

rustywire wrote:Totally agree that "Nice amp" or "good amp" doesn't necessarily mean a vintage plexi for $4k (or more).
For some context, my dream amp (the Selmer) was just under $1000 and came loaded with top-tier '60s tubes worth half that figure, alone.
Stretch those dollars...they can go really far for the informed (and lucky) buyer.

rustywire wrote:Totally agree that "Nice amp" or "good amp" doesn't necessarily mean a vintage plexi for $4k (or more).
For some context, my dream amp (the Selmer) was just under $1000 and came loaded with top-tier '60s tubes worth half that figure, alone.
Stretch those dollars...they can go really far for the informed (and lucky) buyer.


kaeth wrote:Just so it's not entirely one-sided, I take the other road. I figure if I can get the right sound from my pedal chain into my cheap SS combo amps with no gain and the EQ set as flat as possible, then I can likely get a good sound out of anything. But maybe that's just because I can't afford a nice amp.