In a gig where we do our own sound; a tube amp is great. And at rare times at home when I can crank it up LOUD. But things like last night with killer pro sound reinforcement; it's a tougher sell. Even if it is a blast to rip through one
Dude, I can’t tell you how many times I’ll be in
Great amp but I just don't have the desire to turn it on. Biggest issue causing these feelings is almost 100% because of me not having a proper speaker cab. These F12 loaded 112s are great for modeling purposes but not the same experience with amps at all. Running it through the Suhr is a blast but boiling it down to digital at that point makes the III more fun since I am running it through studio monitors. My desire for a face ripping Marshall still burns but that lack of cabinet will have me in the exact same spot in an instant.
So, if you had your dream cab to pair with the Stealth, realistically how often would you play through it vs your other options?In a gig where we do our own sound; a tube amp is great. And at rare times at home when I can crank it up LOUD. But things like last night with killer pro sound reinforcement; it's a tougher sell. Even if it is a blast to rip through one
You're not wrong! At the same time (and maybe you haven't experienced this); it's just one of those gear situations where I've felt the excitement and desire to turn the thing on slip away. To where I could see myself buying a cab and eventually ending up with a cab but no amp
No decent combos either?You're not wrong! At the same time (and maybe you haven't experienced this); it's just one of those gear situations where I've felt the excitement and desire to turn the thing on slip away. To where I could see myself buying a cab and eventually ending up with a cab but no amp
I am open to them. But semi-open back and weighing a ton where I feel like I will never carry them down from upstairs to gig them because I am lazy is indeed a thing. This rationale applies to 100lb 412s and 60lb 212s as well
Would probably sound glorious with a Mesa 112. And then you'd have a killer 112 after selling me the Stealth.They do have matching 112 closed back cabs that look to be an exact fit for the head.
The Mesa 112s aren't wide enough. No t-stacks!
No Orange. Never tried a Bogner... what are they loaded with?The Mesa 112s aren't wide enough. No t-stacks!
The candidates are as follows
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There's also some KILLER SLO cabs in purple but you know what that would mean
To where I could see myself buying a cab and eventually ending up with a cab but no amp
I find myself not wanting to gig it because it's pain to haul around; this cycle of needing to justify it's existence intensifies
You're not wrong! At the same time (and maybe you haven't experienced this); it's just one of those gear situations where I've felt the excitement and desire to turn the thing on slip away. To where I could see myself buying a cab and eventually ending up with a cab but no amp
I dig the looks of the black Orange cabs
Bogner cabs are loaded with a creamback 65. That unmatching swirly tolex would probably drive me nuts over time though I’m shocked you don’t have a cab.
The dual 112s I have currently are monoprice Amazon proof of concept purchases that never got properly replaced.You're not wrong. I'd absolutely gig the Stealth on a pair of the EVH 112 cabs
If you need a 1x12, I have a Wiazrd 1x12 convertible. :)The Mesa 112s aren't wide enough. No t-stacks!
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There's also some KILLER SLO cabs in purple but you know what that would mean
You're gonna have to send me a pricelist
