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If you look at most of the multi channel amps the pedals are in the $150-$300 range. It's a lot more than ten dollars in parts.

There is so many different types of wah sounds it's like asking what is your favorite type of ice cream. I tend to prefer more modern darker tones most of the time. But like the vintage brighter wah sounds also. I believe it is more about applications than anything.

A lot of people already have a foot pedal or other way to control the amp and don't need a pedal. The real question is why pay for a pedal if you don't want or need one ?

No inclusion of a petal ?

So I played on the new 535q last night. It sounds a bit different. I believe it has a different inductor and pot. I need to plug both in and try them side by side.

I decided on the Mr. Scary. It can be removed easy and works with several of my amps. In this poll anyway most picked the unmodified amp.

Today I got a new 535q 9 volt to compare with the 18 volt I bought 25 years ago.

I'm leaning towards Mr Scary.

I prefer the cry baby stuff. I tried and owned all the common brands. Currently have a 535q 18 watt and a MC404. I'm probably going to pick up a Crybaby from Hell.

I have over 200 preamp tubes. I should probably go through them some day.

This video shows the amps in the poll. Not my video. I was thinking about a mod on my Rectifier. Interested in what experience and preferences everyone has ???

To be honest who hasn't wanted to punch Dave ? It just seems natural.

I don't think so. Most of my amps do that. Watch it for red plating. Unlikely but better to catch it.

Maybe it's a 900 ? Maybe it's Maybelline ?

Well yes you can sell your amps but occasionally a individual amp just sounds good or right. Magical actually. Sure you could always buy a other one. But it's never going to sound like the one you sold. I sold a few I wish I still had. The Red Park 100 watt comes to mind. It was like part plexi...

I put the BOSS DM-101 in the loop of the Fryette Sig X last night. After months of it being in front of several different amps. The range you can use of delay parameters is much more limited with the delay into high gain amp distortion. But analog delay into tube saturation can sound great...

Cash local or Steve King recommend you.

I'm going to guess a reissue is going to be more than $1800 ??

Most of the time when the price is way below market it's a scam. But not always...