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Thanks man. The band (and myself) has been on hiatus but I recently started working on getting back in shape to finish recording an album we started. Hopefully next year it will be completed and we’ll have some new music out.

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Two Notes Torpedo Cab M guitar amp direct box/ir loader/virtual cabinet. Works well, in great shape and has original box. Asking $125.

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I gigged with an SS-140C for years, also tried a few VH-140Cs at the time. It’s voiced a little differently, has less gain but there’s still enough to do death metal straight in. I actually preferred it to the VH-140C, thought it seemed clearer and tighter.

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I recently picked up this Jen Double Sound fuzz/wah from the 70’s, it’s pretty awesome. John Wetton used one of these in his King Crimson days, I originally intended to use it on bass like he did but I also tried it with guitar and it’s probably the best sounding wah I’ve had. The fuzz sounds...

I put a regular 800 style master in mine and have been boosting it with either a VFE Dragon or Standout, both of those pedals have so much output I haven’t had the urge to try double boosting yet. I have been intrigued by the Langner stuff for a while but this one is my only vintage Marshall...

I’ve often thought of having something like this done with my ‘71 since I don’t use the tremolo or have a foot switch but I do also love it as it is. Kind of off topic, but on a stock amp is the extra tube still in the signal path when the tremolo isn’t engaged? My amp can get pretty brutal...

Almost mint condition, works as it should. Asking $150 shipped in the lower 48.

Kartakou Beastbox tube preamp pedal. Based on the Engl E530 rack preamp. Works as it should, great shape. Has Velcro on the back, comes with power supply. Asking $275 shipped in the lower 48.

Works as it should, updated version of the Alex Attenuator design. No longer available from Scumback. Asking $350 shipped in the lower 48.

If I can get this out of a stock ‘71 Super Tremolo with an added master volume and a VFE Standout in front, I would think one should be able to get something close to a modern metal tone out of a 2203 with the right boost. It’s always going to sound like a Marshall though, you aren’t going to...

I would say so. They all had a lot of gain but the best way I could describe the difference is the one I own feels and sounds like it has a boost in front in comparison to the others I’ve tried.

It depends which variation of the Metalhead mod he based it on. They aren’t very consistent and most of them aren’t tight despite the Fear Factory association. I do own one that is tight (even more so than my Mark III) but all of the other Elan mods and preamps I’ve played weren’t. I’m tempted...

I’ve picked up some good advice from forums over the years but yeah, the past 4 or 5 years I find myself scratching my head a lot ?.