I would say it has to have been in at least limited production... So no one offs. Anyone can build an amp and claim its one of a kind. Although maybe the early VH4 in the Marshall headshell could qualify. I.e. it was a one off, but not really. (I'm not saying that IS the rarest, just giving an example). In fact I don't think it should be allowed.
I can alternate pick like a mofo, and it has nothing to do with practice.
Originally Posted by carlstretch
My kids are older now and have all shot hundreds of rounds thru my shotguns and handguns. They know how to use them and I'm not worried about them playing cowboys and indians with them.
Originally Posted by redeye5
you know whats classy as fuck? fucking your wife in the ass and telling the internet beforehand!
I have a Zorko El Basso (Precurser to the amp sold with the ampeg baby bass) that is pretty stinkin' rare!
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Randall RM4 preamp(Clean, Tweed, Plexi, XTC, and 1086 modules), Randall RT2/50 poweramp, Randall 2x12 NXT cabinet, Parker Fly Deluxe, Les Paul Classic Antique, and various Fender Guitars, Line 6 X2 Digital Wireless, Peavey Mics, Rane parametric EQs, Bad Monkey Overdrive and G-Force w/ Ground Control for effects.
Rare is like
EL84 Tremolux
White "Higher Fidelity"
Metal badge Marshalls
Jim Kelley FACS amps
Ampeg Supereverb/Superbreverb
"Artist" HiWatts
Of course, there's a whole bunch of rare amps nobody wants, like TUSC amps.
The rarest amp I think of is a SS Gallien Krueger head called the Backline 150, one of the best SS amps ever. I had one in the 90's, sold it and been looking for another for about 20 years. Btw, this has nothing to do with the cheap Backline bass line.
Originally Posted by exafro
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