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Lovely guitar and great to have an amp that can actually be played! I do take objection to the strat knobs, oh I really do, but different strokes hey! Would be black witch hats all the way for me...!
I've had an amp that went to 1/4w and loved it (hope @Dooks-Fatberg is loving it as much these days!) but the real game changer for me was getting a dummy load with a line out - been plying through my valve amps in my headphones ever since which I've loved, makes recording and playing along to music so so easy. That's a drum I'll bang to anyone who has a guitar and plays at home!
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Thanks to those who indulged me on my dithering over whether to buy a tele thinline last month .
I ignored my own advice, didn’t go and try anything out, and didn’t get a thinline. Saw this Squier tele on Reverb and kept going back to it so pulled the trigger. It’s a 40th anniversary and supposedly akin to a classic vibe. The seller had made quite a few decent practical mods to it. (The strat knobs are absolutely staying). Anyway, am really enjoying it. Though if I’d dithered longer I may have ended up with the new white hello kitty strat.
Also bought this bugera amp which has a built in attenuator and 0.1w setting, I live in a block of flats so can’t crank it. Debated between this or a THR. THR would have made a lot more sense on many levels, but the bugera does at least sound great. Fun playing an electric again, it’s been years.
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