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Does anyone else feel the same way? I have enough self-awareness to know that I've recently been spending way more time researching and looking for deals on amps than actually practicing guitar.
It's almost like I'm never satisfied? I own an FM3, a Bad Cat Lynx X and I just got Revv Generator MkIII. They all sound great. But even today, I was looking at clips of KSR amps and wondering "Maybe I should've gotten a KSR instead of a Revv..."
I get it to some extent. You can only know so much about an amp from Youtube videos. You have to play them in-person to get an idea of how they feel and sound with your guitar/cab/speakers. Many high-end amps aren't available in most stores, so you either have to buy one yourself, have a friend that owns one, visit the manufacturer (if you're lucky enough to live close-by), or go on hearsay and random forum posts.
I dunno. I remember a simpler time when I was ignorant to all of this stuff and was happy with my $40 Washburn guitar and a Vox VT30.
It's almost like I'm never satisfied? I own an FM3, a Bad Cat Lynx X and I just got Revv Generator MkIII. They all sound great. But even today, I was looking at clips of KSR amps and wondering "Maybe I should've gotten a KSR instead of a Revv..."
I get it to some extent. You can only know so much about an amp from Youtube videos. You have to play them in-person to get an idea of how they feel and sound with your guitar/cab/speakers. Many high-end amps aren't available in most stores, so you either have to buy one yourself, have a friend that owns one, visit the manufacturer (if you're lucky enough to live close-by), or go on hearsay and random forum posts.
I dunno. I remember a simpler time when I was ignorant to all of this stuff and was happy with my $40 Washburn guitar and a Vox VT30.