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EightmanVT":e13d2 said:
the Vetta is literally, infinitely tweakable.
That is part of the appeal, Other than the Mark IV, I get bored with amps quickly, being that it is so tweakable, I think that it would be right up my alley, because if I get bored with a certain tone, I can change it, or add or subtract from it....
That said, that was something I liked about the Mark IV as well, if it wasnt "happening" change the eq or gain on it, and it was a whole new beast......I LOVE that amp.
Eventually I'll end up with both I think. I have to have another Mark IV, theres no question about that, but I think the Vetta would be good for me, for any other tones I want, or could want.
Unlike MOST people who expect it to sound like a Diezel, or Bogner, Engl, 5150, etc.... I dont look at it that way at all, it's just like any other amp, solid state or tube....it's a tone tool. If it gets me where I wanna be, cool.