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Originally Posted by hotmess How would two Pathfinders in stereo sound for live use? Would that be a bad idea? It depends on how loud your drummer is & if it's mic'd. Two by themselves may be a bit thin. Depends what type of music you play. Like I said, thru a 4X12 it was full sounding for practice. Not sure if it would keep up with a 'rock' drummer live in a club. Two Pathfinders with two extension cabs would probably work if ya wanna get crazy.

Originally Posted by tylerdubb2 I got a pathfinder not too long ago and i'm in love with this little thing. I run a swollen pickle through and it sound like the speaker is being ripped to shreds. (You know, in the good way) A question though. My father in law has two old 10" jbls sitting around if i were to buy an empty 2x10 cab could this little guy power it? What sort of cab should i get? There is a company out of NC who makes this: http://www.mojotone.com/amp-parts/ca...ension-Cabinet Or should i get an Avatar 2x10 in orange and tweed? I've run a Pathfinder thru a 4X12 and was surprised at the amount of sheer volume & fullness -so you should have no problem going thru 2X10.

Maybe the tone you are asking about is the guitar playing off the delay repeats. Remember listening to Foreigners 1st LP with anticipation 'cause it had Ian McDonald of King Crimson/T Rex etc. Boy, what a disappointment.

Get a REAL tube overdrive pedal for the Frontman if you like the clean sound. Sometimes I use a friends solid state & use my EHX English Muff'n tube overdrive. It brings the amp to life.

Jonny Greenwood. I love Radiohead and their adventures but getting tired of 10+ years of electronic bloops bleeps & noodling. In Rainbows was a slight return but King of Limbs is just -I hate to say it 'boring'. For god sakes can't they just give us ONE more album of guitars. Some of us would be soooo happy.