DVM...
2 channels, 2 inputs per channel, EQ, Bass shift, Pentode/triode, EF86 mode.....this thing seems just ridiculously versatile. Is it that good?
I continue to wish....heretical as this may sound.....to want to find that ONE combo that I can make a long term commitment to. PAF's or singles, semi, or solid, simple pedals, and be able to get what I need from it. With all those options, Vox cleans, and what I heard from the AC15 I posted a pic of above(completely different amp though, really)....this seems too good to be true. Is it?
I know you've got an R9, a Dot, tele's and Strats and you know how to use them. Can this amp do them all justice? Maybe the better question is...what doesn't it do?
"It's never too late to be what you might have been" - Eliot
Guilars: '02 Heritage H-535 ASB; '04 Larrivée LV-03 w/Fishman Blend; '95 Washburn/Bourgeios D-55SW Cherokee
Amphs: Boogie DC-2; DVM/BYOC Tweed Champlifier; Marshall AS50D
Currently on Board: Ditto Looper; Boss TU-2; EB VP Jr; crybaby; DVM Spring Fever; DVM Mini Klone, Brena Effects Cali-Tremor tremolo; Strymon El Capistan