OK...I'm really confused now....been alternating between the Milkman Hybrid, Sideman, and Mini...
My pretty loud alt-country band said they liked the Hybrid better than the Sideman or Mini - "it cut through better"....I think that it was just the totally clear high headroom of a 400 watt amp talking...and they said the tone was really fine, and it sounded great to me in the band mix....
And then tonight I played the Mini in another (less loud) band where I had the Hybrid last week...the Mini tone was just magical, if not as "pure" as the Hybrid's...
Tim keeps driving me nuts with one great amp after another!!! I really don't know which one I like best....
Actually, I do....the 85 watt Pedal Steel Amp that I no longer have...that one could slay dragons...but these others are all special on their own way too...and they weigh a lot less...
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Williams S10s, Milkman Pedal Steel Mini & "The Amp"
Ben Bonham "CooderNator" archtop parlor electric reso w/Fishman & Lollar string-through
Ben Bonham "ResoBorn" deep parlor acoustic reso with Weissenborn neck and Fishman
Ben Bonham Style 3 Tricone., 1954 Oahu Diana, 1936 Oahu Parlor Squareneck