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Really good point there. Pine + no speakers + smallest possible shell size could cut the weight in half.

I like a lot of different amps with my 7-string guitars. It helps a lot to boost with something like a Dirty Tree to clean up the lows.

A lot of builders will put a headshell together for you. It won't weigh that much less though. The chassis itself weighs a ton.

Clearly it was marketed as a rectifier. Does it give a good "gravel in the clothes dryer" sound?

I have been tweaking my MR for literally years looking for its true spirit. I've had a lot (Really. A LOT) of amps come and go over the last 10 years or so, with most in the last 3 or 4. I have spent time tuning up multiple amps at a time, shooting out, combining with different cabs and load...

PRS Tremonti trem in Bonnie Pink. Can't even find them any more.

Hey Bandit! Been a minute. I heard the the Badlander is not a recto. Not sure how it got into this section of the forum ;)

By cranked I mean reverb cranked. I would typically run reverb at around 11:00 on most amps, but it's inaudible at that level on my LSS. Cranked it is somewhat audible but doesn't sound very good. I suspect the LSC has a better reverb than the LSS.

If you tried the III and love it, there are plenty of clean cabinets for sale that would be compatible. Having had the JP-2C, V, V:25 and V:35, I can say that all of them want to run loud, so it doesn't matter if you get a lower-power version. Also, it is my strong opinion that the V:35 sounds...

Hmmm. Seems like maybe we have different opinions about how a reverb should sound. Or maybe they are different. If only we could have a large-scale shootout.

After seeing so many comments and vids about the LS reverb being incredible, I'm finding the LSS Combo reverb is not. I usually struggle with spring reverbs in any case, but I expected the reverb to be stronger/louder when cranked, and a bit richer. It seems anemic. It does work, so I doubt...

I'm an Andy Timmons fan, and always wanted to try out a LS. I was selling a Princeton Reverb LE and got a LSS combo as a trade. I love the amp. Definitely has that certain tone. The clean channel is gorgeous. Dirt channel has a fair bit of range, and can be altered by changing V1. Lots of great...

I have had both the FX8 and have an HX Effects now. I really like the HX Effects. For the $ prefer the HX. Totally inappropriate to bash Line 6. They are a lot of bang for the buck, and the G series wireless and Variax are really great products, as is the Helix.

I've had two PT Pro boards, still have one. I have switched to a Friedman board. I really like it. The two-layer design with the ability to add in spacers for things like wah or volume is really cool, and the boards are a great size and shape. I also recommend the power supply.

Most of us do this. It means you need to run 3 cables from your board to the amp. I have had a couple custom looms made for this to keep it neat. Or you can zip tie them together.

I like the Carl Martin. Also the Unit67 has a very mild compressor that gives quite a lot of sustain, plus it has EQ, boost and a treble boost built in.

That sounds a bit much to expect from a looper. You might try using a sequencer. You can probably set one up on an iOS or Android device at this point. Also TC has a new Ditto that follows the drum beat. Pretty cool.

I think that guy made it himself. You might just get yourself a Mesa Studio Preamp.

Agreed. Everything is easier if you get used to R -> L.

Wow, super compelling tones and great playing. Rock on! :twisted: