re: #94 Jebediah, RBG

This now two threads old:

Have you tried an attenuator? I have a Weber Mini Mass. That way you can get the tubes a little riled up without blowing out the walls, while also keeping the guitar volume turned up so your pedals get hit with max volts. Most of my dirt pedals get a different tone depending on where the guitar’s volume knob is even when the SPL is about the same.
As for cabinet designations, I think you will appreciate how thrilled I was when the bass player in the band I was roadie-ing for acquired a 3620 cabinet.

I have just started researching dedicated attenuators. Most of the ones I’ve checked so far have been out of my price range, but I’ll check it out. And yes, the thing my amp is known for is its chime on clean (I never use the solid state distortion channel—it’s crap) that works well with lots of pedals. Anyway, I’ll check out the Weber Mini Mass. At some point I think I’ll just opt to mothball it and get one of the new small amps with modeling.