erok123

I'm in...

https://www.guitarcenter.com/Rogue/RA-090-Dreadnought-Acoustic-Guitar-Natural-1274115039668.gc?source=4WWRWXGP&gclid=Cj0KCQjwh8jrBRDQARIsAH7BsXfJtQVDrufxuLdpmrHEgNUNNW9VpcgfHJjrpxh5CHFjO9s31PIWUmIaAsXeEALw_wcB#productDetail You get what you pay for, right?

I agree that only the cream of the crop had a chance to record back then. It's not really a question of analog vs. digital, imho... On the plus side, we can all play engineer as a hobby or for fun, because the equipment needed is affordable to almost anyone. That's a plus. I remember struggling to get clear sound with a Tascam cassette 4-track. I don't miss those days. Only the good music from back then.

Ever heard of "The Hellcasters"?

Doesn't really do it for me, to be honest. And I like metal, generally.

I liked the Fender clean better, and the SR crunch better.

I have the 5-watt. It's definitely got a rawer, vintage sound.

[h=1]Casio CDP-135 88![/h]

Yes, it has a SS rectifier for sure. I like the amp, plenty of chime, but I think it compresses to easy.

Celestion super 8

12ax7, 6v6gt, of course. No name brand.

I bought one of these from Monoprice. 5 watt tweedish clone. Would NOS tubes give it more mojo?

R.I.P.

Generally, I liked the "cleanness" but I hated the drum sounds.

Probably a 60's SG with P90s? Maybe.