What is your next guitar/gear purchase gonna be?

[Shask]

The SLA seems to be twice as powerful. The CF200 is 200w mono while the Matrix is 500w+ mono. There also seems to be a setting that turns on current feedback for guitar use? I have no clue what that means lol
I only paid like $120 for it so it's a good deal it seems.

Current Feedback is how the Quilter Power Amps work.

 

[HeHasTheJazzHands]

Yeah, the GT1000FX is more powerful. I was comparing my SLA-2 and GT1000FX yesterday.

I learned how you can take those cheap Harley Benton Power amps and solder a jumper on the board to make them run on 120V, so that got me thinking, lol... I wouldn't mind a couple of those cheap small GPA-100 units. That got me looking into the power amps I have.

The GPA100 apparently does the same thing. Some dude posted his results on YT and it works.
I almost bought a pre-modded GPA400 on Reverb that popped up. But it was mid-week before payday and someone snatched it before me lol. I almost caved and bought one from Thomann, but $230 shipped vs $150 shipped.

Also the Quilter shit gets a ton of love, so I hope this means this CF200 is at least decent in that regard lol.

 

[Shask]

The GPA100 apparently does the same thing. Some dude posted his results on YT and it works.
I almost bought a pre-modded GPA400 on Reverb that popped up. But it was mid-week before payday and someone snatched it before me lol. I almost caved and bought one from Thomann, but $230 shipped vs $150 shipped.

Also the Quilter shit gets a ton of love, so I hope this means this CF200 is at least decent in that regard lol.

Yeah, it looks like you can do it to the GPA-100 and GPA-400. I thought about grabbing a couple 100s, just for the heck of it. They are super cheap.

 

[Wiltonauer]

Next up is that Orange Rocker 15 Terror. I’ve really been in the mood for kind of a simple, slightly goofy, low-powered tube head that’s not supposed to sound like anything specific.

 

[Wiltonauer]

Just picked up the BluesBreaker and Guv’nor reissues. Both are proper kit.