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Okay, I think that in the last poll (Twin Reverb vs. the Bassman), I should have mentioned that I was talking about the '65 Twin Reverb RI amp.

I had put a Push/Push pot in my semi-hollow body guitar to split my humbuckers. It was a pain in the neck to do the rewiring in that type of a body. The switch worked for about 15 minutes and then it wouldn't stay in the down position. I had to take the pot back out and put a Push/Pull pot in to get it work right. I took the Push/Push pot apart and found that the switch design was not adequate to withstand heavy daily use. My advice is - Stay away from the Push/Push pot. It is susceptible to mechanical failure. It costs more than the Push/Pull pot but it does not have any advantage over the it.

Once upon a time I bought a doublecream DP100
Well they are as usual a ***** to take apart, but into atoms it went

First of all, thanks to everyone that posted advice and opinions on my dilemma of which guitar to keep. They gave me a lot of food for thought. After much deliberation, and a few u-turns I have decided to keep the ........Gamp;L Legacy!!

I'm wondering, how does that Zakk Wylde distortion pedal sound? It looks interesting but does it sound interesting?

Which is brighter, snappier, ect. I'm hoping some of the more experienced guys will chime in and help a bro out.

I am looking for a Rivera 112 or 212 combo at a good price. 55 Watts max. Let me know if you have one in EXC condition for sale.... Shipping to PA

Here are a couple of jam tunes from the User Group day.

SOLD - pending payment

Im looking at buying a cheaper guitar and doing some work on it, so i have something more mellow than my BC Riches.
Vintage guitar mag liked it, i wanted to hear what you guys think?