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The amp is still available. Was in discussion with a few buyers interested in just the cab or just the head, but I would rather sell it as a whole.

gts, I stated I wanted serious buyers only. If you are not interested in the amp, please post elsewhere. I also stated I was really only interested in dealing locally. There appears to be at least one interested buyer who is local which is what I wanted out of these forums. Did I get in enough...

Thanks for the posts. I haven't been able to get in touch with Roger to find out exactly what he did. I believe I am mistaken about the MV as being a mod though, but rather the Active Loop Master being enabled. I always thought this just controlled the effects loops which I never used. I never...

Selling used Mesa Boogie Trem-O-Verb head with flight case and a 4x12 cabinet. Head is in great condition. It has recently been re-tubed. I have had the head modified to fit my needs. This was essentially an overall tweaking of the amp. This work was done not by Mesa, but by a former top...

One of the guitarists from a former band called Big Wreck used to bend his picks. He was a rhythm guitarist, so depending on whether or not you play lead this method could also help you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yPEewaalik guthrie obv.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yPEewaalik

I have sanded necks down before, but this is probably something you are looking to avoid doing...

Dunlop makes some great picks that have a lot more grip to them

pretty good tones

Very nice :)

to the guy who said rectifiers are not good for lead- you are crazy. It depends on what tone you want. Most tone based guitarists will love what the rectifier has to offer because of its beautiful mid and low tones. If you are a high-toned metal guitarist with no appreciation for sustain or a...

Mine has one...

I have played a dual rectifier for the past 10 years and swear by it.

Absolutely. I am about to sell my beloved Trem-O-Verb with a flight case and 4x12 cab because of major financial setbacks. It is hard being a poor musician!

I always let my tremoverb warmup for at least 5-10 minutes before I play a show. When it is cold out, you definitely need to give the amp ample time to warm up.