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…drown out the screaming children on an airline flight??!! I’m leaning toward an angry, unleashed Boogie MkIII and an SE245. Just 2x12 or go with a pair of 2x12s? Aimed right at the urchins or reflective bouncing?

Though a diehard Vela fan, I’d do the 594 first. Look for a used core.

It’s tough to beat a regular Texas Specials set. Noiseless? In 2 & 4, yes. Sound good? Yes. Step on a great fuzz and don’t worry about noiseless.

Anything that brings a smile is a worthy endeavor.

Time to start saving for both. :D

I spy a turtle! Custom 24 happiness!

Nice! Keep replacing body parts with bionic stuff and you’ll be able to lug a 2x12 Lonestar combo up stairs again!

What profile(s)? Inquiring minds want to know.

Turn it UP! This thread should be vibrating from the sonic impact. :cool:

Uuuh…YES!

Use your One. Pull out a slide and tuck away your pick. Lots of gain and that P90 = YES!!!

And Brown Eyed Girl.

I put the angry emoji because it’s true. No matter what genre, how posh the venue, someone screams Freebird. Having several advanced degrees in sarcasm and applied smarta$$ery, we played it…well. Almost every wedding saw this song whipped out as the last song of the evening. There’s something...

It was a gentle nudge…

Hell, I guess I’ll post in my own thread. :rolleyes: Don’t know what to call this and it’s a far cry from Huggy’s polished beauty, but it’s something. It was my warmup routine until Murray put super-evil distort-o bass licks to it. And Mike insisted on rushing the [email protected] out of it…

Far out and flippin’ fantastic! We need to have a drink together…:cool: Sofaking cool people. Go listen to this!

I was a bigger skeptic than Les. A close buddy is a close buddy of Michael Britt and they were pioneering with this new device called the Kemper. My buddy ranted and raved and toured with it constantly. Got to hear Michael’s wizardry profiling some HUGE and expensive amps and it was impressive...

Sure, you’ve seen Teles playing metal and EXP monsters playing jazz, but what of PRS? Who out there plays PRS models outside their usual comfort zone? Metal, Ska, baby metal, bluegrass, 50s;60s? Who is the genre-bender of the group? Pics and videos of your wicked twist of lawyer guitars doing...

I may have missed it, but what year! Looks Korean?