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Roscoe Club

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Does this qualify for your "club"?!
 

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overbybr said:
but I can feel an onset of GAS for the Mesa Prodigy Four:88. I've never had an all-tube head to play through, and that particular head seems like a good choice in power/weight ratio
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It's awesome. I was looking for an all tube head that I'd be okay lugging around all the time (small form factor and lightweight). It also needed to sound awesome. This thing does them both in spades.

I still have my 400+ and I'd love to get another SVT one of these days, but for a practical gigging machine the Prodigy is killer.
 
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bassgod0dmw said:
It's awesome. I was looking for an all tube head that I'd be okay lugging around all the time (small form factor and lightweight). It also needed to sound awesome. This thing does them both in spades.

I still have my 400+ and I'd love to get another SVT one of these days, but for a practical gigging machine the Prodigy is killer.
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Good point of reference. Bad timing, I feel GAS pains...
 
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JoelFT said:
Because it fits behind my seat in the cockpit. Simple as that.
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So do you do a mid-flight solo session? I'd be ok with that from a passenger standpoint, as long as you piped it over the headphone channels...

"Ladies and Gentlemen, this is your captain. We're cruising today at 30,000 feet and we've got a nice tailwind so we expect to make good time to our destination. I'm going to turn off the seatbelt light and turn on the Roscoe channel on your headphone jacks, please feel free to boogie in the aisles..."
 

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