Hi Ron, Just thought I'd drop you a line to let you know that the reverb unit works great!!! I finished putting it together last week and I was amazed at how good it sounds.

-Thanks! Scott

Hey Ron, If you don't mind, I'm going to brag on you excessively. I got the board out and just drooled over your work. It's almost a shame to have to hide it in a chassis! Your atte

ntion to detail shows....so, sometime, this weekend, it's start the ball rolling, meaning, adding another 1/8" of aluminum to the floor.....Thanks. I'll be in touch, sir!

-B Haselden

Ron, Looking forward to slapping that Plexi Board Kit in my amp. I appreciate the time you took with me on the phone the other day. I work in music retail and I know how crazy things can get. I'll write you when I have the amp completed and give you a follow up.

-Sean Lipovsky

Ron, I took the Super 100 watter to my gig at the campground and it worked so well I can't believe it. I was able to play any type of music with it. I had the Hot Plate set at two notches back from full, just enough to give it a little bite or crunch, and it sounded fat and solid. Unbelivable. No noises or rattles which makes me think that the combination of a head with a separate cabinet is the way to go. We may have to talk further about that. I might want a Super 30 head. I'll have to see how my Super 30 sounds at a gig before I go spending more money but if it doesn't seem as tight and solid sounding, I may want to go that route. It appears to make a big difference. I've plugged my Super 30 into the Marshall 2x12 cab before and it sounds fine so I will test it out again here at the house and let you know what I think.
Once again, thanks for a monster amp. The bass player and the other guitar player both commented on how nice the amp sounded. It blew the other guitar player's Peavey Classic 30 away. I'm talking tone, not volume.
I'll talk to you later this week.

JW