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  1. Yes, that's what he is doing. I had no idea you could do that. So I could effectively use a second input like a line out to another amp or a mixer?
  2. The guy I bought the Fender Blues Deluxe from mentioned to me that he connects the input jack from the Blues Deluxe into another small amp. The smaller amp is used as a reference amp when he is playing live. I've never heard of such a thing before. Anyone do this or know about?
  3. Looks great. Like the guitar rack too. That's really cool. Very tidy place indeed.
  4. Just regular old shellac from Home Depot?
  5. New Used Amp Day. Couldn’t find a taker for that Marshall DSL20C. Even loaded with a Celestion Creamback, no one is buying. So I went looking for a better pedal platform like a Fender HRD or Quilter MicroPro Mach II. Was offered a trade on a 1990’s Fender Blues Deluxe with a road case. Very similar to a HRD, 40W, 1x12 combo. Effects loop and spring reverb. Its tweed tolex is a little nasty, but it was a gigged amp for over 20 years. It had it power caps replaced a few years back. Everything sounded good on it.
  6. LOL, you're certainly not a no-one and well versed on the fretboard. My comment was a bit harsh, perhaps I'd say not as popular for many guitar players out there. Not a mass appeal, but does have a place in the world.
  7. But no one plays those big ol' gals. The new H575 retails prices are up in the $4.5K mark, but the equally priced Custom Cores outsell them. Rarity doesn't equal demand. I would imagine the H357 would sell instantly at $4-5K. I know people actively seeking one that are willing to pay now.
  8. With the larger guitar world more familiar with Heritage and the rarity of this model, I still say my estimate is correct. However, you're right its a matter of finding the right buyer, so it would take some time to sell.
  9. Looks great! If it functions well, its all good. Now I've seen a lot of YouTubers that have dozens of amp heads and I've been curious about how they connect to a cabinet or something to take the speaker load. How is that accomplished?
  10. Truth is a hard pill to swallow
  11. Honestly, if it was the Korina, I’d said $8-$10K.
  12. And the guy calling Dibs is making his own Marvbird...
  13. I had Seth Lovers originally in mine. I went to a rather unorthodox set of pickups, Railhammer Hypervintage Bridge and Nuevo90 in the neck. Since I play more heavier stuff, I can't use unpotted pickups and the owner of Railhammer gave me the artist package deal on them. (I'm not a Railhammer endorsed artist, he's just a cool guy to work with)
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