Don't throw 'em away! Had mine for two years and sold it on the 'verb for a little less than I paid for it.They are pretty much throw away amps. Go into it knowing it's just like a Bic lighter and all is good.
If anything goes wrong with them it's usually more cost effective to just throw it away and buy another than repair them.Don't throw 'em away! Had mine for two years and sold it on the 'verb for a little less than I paid for it.
if you're talking about the Vintage 30 tube amp, I loved mine.Great for beginners. It's a Rolls Royce compared to the crappy 30 watt Crate combo I had when I started.
Far from it. One of the old solid state ones. The amp was not horrible, but the speaker in it was pure garbage.if you're talking about the Vintage 30 tube amp, I loved mine.
Haha. I've had the same thing happen. Someone asked me if it was all tube. I played a gig once with another band and when I was doing sound check the guitarist for the other band (who had a top notch Mesa rig) sort of stared dumbfounded. He came up afterwards and was like I can't believe you are getting that tone out of that Boss amp.I bring one to practice when I dont need my full rig and It does the trick despite what some say, my bass player thought it was a sweet tube amp hahaha