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Carvin amps?

I can only imagine so. I do a weekly blues jam with various drummers and also play upright in a 10 piece big band with an awesome drummer who isn't too loud, but can get loud. I never move the volume much over 12-1 o' clock at most.
It doesn't have as much house shaking rumble as my previous large form 2x10's and 1x15's have, but plenty of volume and awesome clarity. A bunch of other players play through it on sundays and everyone comments on how much they like it. I have de-badged it to stymie the snobsquatch eye-listeners ;-). I love being asked "what kind of amp is that? it sounds awesome!"

I just want to keep my 2x12's for bigger stuff, and have a 1x10 combo only. I gigged with a SWR35 watts 10 inch combo that belongs to a friend and it was great for what we do. I could move a 10 easily, play louder gigs if I needed to, bring it home for practice and be able to get nice amplified sound as well as use as a practice amp. It would go everywhere with me so I want a higher end 10 combo. The Carvin has all I want, except the aux so thats a deal killer for me.
 
I just want to keep my 2x12's for bigger stuff, and have a 1x10 combo only. I gigged with a SWR35 watts 10 inch combo that belongs to a friend and it was great for what we do. I could move a 10 easily, play louder gigs if I needed to, bring it home for practice and be able to get nice amplified sound as well as use as a practice amp. It would go everywhere with me so I want a higher end 10 combo. The Carvin has all I want, except the aux so thats a deal killer for me.
I too wish it had an aux in.
 
AER Amp One?? :D
LOL, that looks nice but 1800 bones?

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