Flying ash

My Blackstar Fly 3 is becoming the tool to weed out wimpy gear. I feel that if it doesn't sound good through this amp, then it's not worthy. I'm beginning to like the 1 X Vol + 1 X Tone configuration of the John Page Ashburn. Also liking lower output single coils with drive. 

Yamaha SALE: Recommendations (4)

You & I are discerning guitar players, yes? We don't do wimpy tones. Too many digital modelling amps out there feature details claiming to nail some of the classic amp tones but they fall short when dynamics are concerned. The Yamaha THR10C is a worthy modeller to check out. Never mind if the modelling details were not nailed down to a tee at times but the overall tones on offer are likeable & convincing. More importantly, you get a very decent desktop amp for the money & not a compromising practice unit.

SALE: $449 $224

Lite update

If you are interested in the Cube Lite, it's listing for $279 at Swee Lee...

MK Tone: BA-5

This is the MK Tone's little brother; it's the BA-5 desk-top amp. Gold/ black colour combo; now, that's a little familiar isn't it?

It sports a rear belt clip, runs on both adapter & 9V battery. Like many other desk top amps (regardless of the amp), the BA-5 is more novelty than a real tone generator. The BA-5 lists for $25 at SV Guitars.