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Building an Ampeg Heritage

I'm a big fan of pushing the ridiculous. I think a Heritage BA108 is a fine idea. I might even have to create a Heritage Mackie SRM450v2.
Yes, Buttafuko (why is that getting censored!??) is my baby, a band that is completely absurd and nobody understands, except for a few friends. Although this quote from Mike Keneally about our album is all the praise I will ever need:
"It's really ****ing good!"
I'm still not sure if he was just being nice or not.

Are you guys playing around here?

Maybe send me a PM if so. I'd like to check it out.
 
I was rocking mine a few hours ago, its first gig is up in a couple of weeks for a sabbath tribute.

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I'm buying a v4b heritage if it ever comes out... Might get a vintage one to hold me off though until it happens.
 
Don't know if you guys watched The Colbert Report last night (Tuesday the 26th of April) but Jack White was playing a new song and his bass player was playing double bass through a Heritage SVT + Heritage 8-10...

I just saw that tonight- he played that rig on SNL a few weeks ago, too. That would be 2012 8x10 #001 and 2012 CL #002. He had #001 and sent it back, saying there was something wrong with it.
 
So I only really play in the summer time (teacher) in Minnesota. I hauled my Heritage SVT up here from Vegas to use and got to play through it in a live setting for the first time this last weekend, I have to say it just killed! Incredible head, sounded awesome, even though my friends 25 year old 8-10 cab (My old cab he bought from me, couldn't really fit my Heritage 8-10 in the car for the trip...) Props to Hodgy and Ampeg for a seriously kick booty head!!
 

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