You can choose only one

[mcrawfordmusic]

I use a pf50t for indoor and outdoor gigs with or without PA support...so I'd keep that one.

Curios as to what cabinet you're running.

 

[coy garcia]

Curios as to what cabinet you're running.

I use a BBC112 tank. I have a boogie 400+with 115 and 210...but I can actually hear myself on stage better with the 112 downfiring cab. I play in a hard rock and a old timey blues band.

 

[mcrawfordmusic]

I use a BBC112 tank. I have a boogie 400+with 115 and 210...but I can actually hear myself on stage better with the 112 downfiring cab. I play in a hard rock and a old timey blues band.

Interesting...I could never get enough volume out of the PF50T with a single 15" doing similar music. Great sounding amp though!

 

[Rich Fiscus]

Some players have different needs than you, that’s ok.

I use IEMs, and still have need of an amp. There are lots of different gigs with lots of different requirements.

Besides, the amp is really for me anyway.

 

[Old Fart]

It has never crossed my mind to sell a piece of gear because it is valuable and the sale would get me more cash than if I sold the cheaper one. I have always kept the best stuff and sold the rest. Of those three, I would keep either the TT or the 800+. I am keeping my WD800, and I may sell my Walkabout, but I would not do it the other way around.

My advice: Keep the amp you like the best. Maybe I mis-read the question.

 

[hopwheels]

It has never crossed my mind to sell a piece of gear because it is valuable and the sale would get me more cash than if I sold the cheaper one. I have always kept the best stuff and sold the rest. Of those three, I would keep either the TT or the 800+. I am keeping my WD800, and I may sell my Walkabout, but I would not do it the other way around.

My advice: Keep the amp you like the best. Maybe I mis-read the question.

Trouble is, I like them all (of course) but cannot keep them all. Everyone’s feedback has been great.