Hire the man in the picture below to play your amp and it will sound wonderful, or at least way better than most of us can make it sound.
It just seems to me we spend a lot of time looking for the Holy Grail of amps. Yet the great ones have played thru so many different amps and always sounded great.
If you practice technique and spend the time other great players have you will discover that most amps can yield a pretty good tone. The biggest problem we all have is our technique.
The relentless pursuit of the perfect tone is more than a great amp, a $500.00 volume pedal, a $350.00 seat and thousands of dollars more in other accessories. Sure, they help, but practice and improved technique are the best and cheapest way to a great sound.
Jow Wright once said in a seminar that he spent 8 hours a day practicing, sometimes until his fingers would be bleeding! He said he has million dollar hands and most of us have $5.00 hands. He said if you wanted it bad enough you had to to put your self on that seat and practice.
Best analogy, "There ain't no free lunch". You got to earn it, if you want it. No substitue for good hard work.
As long as musician's (all types) continue to believe equipment is the solution to their playing problems the equipment manufacturers will thrive.
