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understandably so.

Lola wrote:

So photogenic!

coldbrightsunlight wrote:So photogenic!

Eugene the cat is photogenic indeed : )
And somehow it seems he has developed an addiction to music gear as well.

New one settling in. Only tried for 5 minutes so far because busy and no band practice till last week, but I like the layout and tone controls so far.

Sorry for the blurry pic, but last night was fun

Through my Ampeg 4x10... surprisingly good!

just picked up this Muchle$$

skullservant wrote:just picked up this Muchle$$

Wood/would.

Picked up this vintage Acoustic 270 head recently! Needs some TLC, but it works! Sounds great and came with the original footswitch and everything. I particularly like the Tremolo on it, it’s a real square wave pulsing trem. At some point i’ll hook this up with a full stack and see how much loud I can handle!

ognoy wrote:

Always thought that all the Quilter rage was just another hype waiting to be replaced by the next end-all-be-all digital amp.

Really curious to hear your opinion. Judging by that amp collection, I can't think of anyone better qualified to compare the quiler to a 'real' amp

You use it for recording/practice purposes, home noodling, or even in live situations...?

frigid midget wrote:

ognoy wrote:

Always thought that all the Quilter rage was just another hype waiting to be replaced by the next end-all-be-all digital amp.

Really curious to hear your opinion. Judging by that amp collection, I can't think of anyone better qualified to compare the quiler to a 'real' amp

You use it for recording/practice purposes, home noodling, or even in live situations...?

I really like it. Have had it since october. I use it mostly at rehearsals. But I have used it live and while recording to.
I don't play guitar at home, so it stays in the studio.
It sounds good and takes pedals like a champ. Compared to the Traynor YBA-1 and Ampeg V4, it lack some low end, but since they are bassamps it's not really a fair comparison.

^ tnks.

Know what you mean, to my ears EVERYTHING lacks low end ever since I got used to my YBA-1

The Quilter's not exactly dirt cheap though, considering the price of those chinese/vietnamese/indonasian/whatever heads by blackstar, jet city, egnater, etc...

It'd make more sense for me if size/convenience were a huge issue I guess, or if they weren't so rare on the local used market :/

Edit: found out somethingt that puts that 'not-so-extremely-low' price into perspective...Those quilters are made in the USA!

Dude this amp sounds goooood. Loud and clean, nice spring reverb and weird fuzzy overdrive. It made a crackling sound when I first played through it, but a lil oxide- and electro-cleaner inside fixed it right up.

Peavey, you do not disappoint.
Adding this inside cutout view, it has a simple rustic beauty.. a couple of the transistors seemed to have hairy legs. Anyway, I just couldn't pass this up at the price and somehow I love old solid state combos.

old solid state peaveys are awesome!!!

very nerdy part of me wants to see closeup pics of the transformer and the hairy legged transistors