Steiner

So, your saying this is a gateway amp for pedals?

Oh baby! That is a very nice price. It reads like it is well broken in. is the silver face as desirable as the 64(?) black face?

I saw him that way too. Loud is a mild description. Steve Howe most often uses Twins. Believe it or not, the Motor City Madman (last time I checked) uses Twin Reverbs too.

Had an SS60 too. Let it go when Soldano appeared in the collection. I’d imagine you sold yours when you got the same. I kept the bassman.

18yrs ago I thought it was “odd” to meet online people in the flesh, I passed. I purchased the Bird’s H-445 and he talked me into going to #2. I found that T recently too. Yours is the pearl missing from my completing the entire collection.

I have a Strymon Time. I’d love to brag but I only use 1 of the 12,382 settings. i see you saved room on your board for a Klon. Nice…

There’s a local Indian tribe here that I’d like to bring up; Huron. I’ve played a couple at guitar denter. Pass.

Yuck. More SS that tried. DB, I have a Kendrick 5e3 or a Z Remedy if you’re interested and then, as you know, a slew of Metropoulos. Then there’s Vox(ish) Matchless Chieftain, Bad Cats, SMF… Congrats on the new band!

Love it!

I bought UA’s OX pedal. It’s nothing like their OX Box, which I love. That thing wanted to know everything about me, including social security #, it seemed. I boxed it up & returned it; the o;ly gear I have ever done that to. Love UA analog stuff.

You have a MetroPlex? I bought the very last MK I. Took delivery in Dec of last year. It only took 2 years, but I completed the collection of all MK I & MK II models (MetroPlex, SuperPlex, GPM 45 and my desert isle DVL-1). George is a multi-faceted person. Deep sense of humor, curiosity, will to experiment and document the 60s Marshalls. He created the first master volume that, instead of coloring the tone like the rest, it behaves akin to a stereo’s volume; you get the same sound regardless of the volume. The only factor that changes is the drive of the speakers. He included a lossless loop that is the industry standard (designed by George’s friend Steve Miller - not the Fly Like an Eagle guy). They are the only amp I found that allow the player to stand in front of a 4x12 cranked to soak it all in. He obsessed with circuits that sound and react identically to his 1960s amps. As @greatmutah2112 can attest, switching back and forth between his and the original is undetectable. I believe he has a dozen or so pre-orders to fulfill and then he’s out. Those lucky people will find it worth the wait. As George said “Once you hear it, you’ll never unhear it.” I wish him the very best and still believe he will be back in, at least, a circuit designer position. You can’t turn off that level of curiosity and genius.

Still looking for a killer priced one here. There’s something about the twin that speaks to me. They’re mostly a “move once” behemoth with a lovely sound. Congrats & happy NADs!

Me too! It’s a black switch though…

There are additional product labeled Soldano that were built for the Asian market. They’re easy to spot with the pale purple face plates. They’re should bring about the same money as JETs.

Sweet! I have one of those. The light on the music stand, I mean. That is the first cowpoke I ever came across with a Sweet 16.