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Originally Posted by Jack Knife
I'll back you on that! I was a confirmed tube amp purist until I went to a jam at my brother-in-law's house one night and played through a red stripe Studio Pro. Just a crying good amp! I was using a Jimmie Vaughan Strat and that thing never sounded so sweet in all its life. Seemed like I couldn't put a tone wrong with that setup.
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I have a Studio Pro as well. My favorite small gig/jam amp. I hope the purists stay away from these, keep poo-pooing them, and saying silly things like "Well,
my ears can tell a huge difference."
This way, the prices will stay down on them, and I'll be able to continue to buy them for $100. I'd like to get up to about fifteen or sixteen of them. At that point, with Peavey's reliability taken onto consideration, I figure I ought to have enough amps to last me about 300 years.
Or, for the same price, I could buy a single one-trick-pony vintage or boutique amp. And then get job mowing lawns whenever it needs tubes, a cap job, or a new tranny...
