That's the way the amp was ordered. You could choose where you wanted the switches and the size of the head.
Most of the 4 switch amps were the wide heads, but not always.
IYKYK. Um, so there's a lot of great headless guitars if you know which ones.
These Newburgh era GR4's are super great. Good till grave.
The A Team by John Bazzano, on Flickr
I use the send as the output, much less compressed sound.
I also have found the Boogie 50/50 is the best power amp, beating the simul-stereo 295 and Boogie 400 power amps IMO.
Ultimate Boogie by John Bazzano, on Flickr
9/13/2021 by John Bazzano, on Flickr
Yeah, that's what I thought also. I was into Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, etc., so when the Kiss Klowns showed up, I died laughing, it sounded like music for 7 year olds.
This is how I felt about the M-Zero O.D. Ch.1 was a great rock tone but ch.2 muddied up after 1 o'clock on the gain knob. The cabinet was great with the greenbacks.
Rig by John Bazzano, on Flickr
I like this type of music the best. Alex is always going to play great leads and Eric is the real deal rhythm wrist.
I remember these guys coming out with such great music 40 years ago in Legacy. "Practice What You Preach" was a game changer for metal sound. It was so awesome people would go...
Play it out live. I still bring my O.G. C+ with me, as if anyone cares that watches, they just compliment the tone and say, "Boogie? Never heard of it!, Sounds great though".
$25,000.00 for the right pre-CBS Stratocaster. $3,500.00 for everything else.
I paid $1,800.00 for my Jackson RR in 1988 which is about $5000.00 in today's money. I still have that guitar and play it regularly.
Recently I paid $2500.00 for a Knaggs and I play that 90% of the time.
I bought a...
I won't be much help here but I'll chime in with my 2 cents anyway.
In November last year, I bought an O.C. 1983 Boogie Mark2C+ DRG that I sent back to Mike B. to have him fix it up with the switchable ++ mod. After it came back, that's alI I play so decided to sell my Mark V35. Well I played...
No one complained and we received many compliments. We did some Metallica. The gig was in a field and we mic'd the drums!
I played the mandatory bass parts when needed but my sound was so full, I am actually considering doing more shows without the bassist because we can play more songs that...