The Newest Canadian: NAD Marshall Valvestate 8020 SS

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Yup... eSGEe worked his Ferengi charm and I had to take care of that poor little thing! Couldn't just sit and watch her britishness suffer through a hurricane in the sweltering heat and rampant 'gators of central Florida... No siree, I had to just bring her to a new home... And here she is:

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Behold the compacted vegetable fiber back atmospheric resonance sealing panel! Pure swamp mojo and ingenuity!!

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The sonic electroacoustic transducer...

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The rear of the year!! Ill bet that she even can decode ciphered messages!

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Isn't she lovely?? Just unpacked and ready to go into the spa for a nice juice cleanse and some RnR... Rock N Roll, baby!! Loving her already!
 
SIx String Chef said:
compacted vegetable fiber back atmospheric resonance sealing panel!
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Pure redneck engineering ---
I liked it better as a closed back unit --- but was NOT GOING TO SOLDER (lol) and wanted it to be "easily removable" if need be --- plus it did help to protect that lovely "vintage" celestion on the trip to the Great White North.

Now I know the amp has the tones --------- will you be bleaching your hair blonde, getting spandex and alligator boots and ROCKIN YOUR CC DEVILLE?????

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eSGEe said:
Pure redneck engineering ---
I liked it better as a closed back unit --- but was NOT GOING TO SOLDER (lol) and wanted it to be "easily removable" if need be --- plus it did help to protect that lovely "vintage" celestion on the trip to the Great White North.

Now I know the amp has the tones --------- will you be bleaching your hair blonde, getting spandex and alligator boots and ROCKIN YOUR CC DEVILLE?????

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Not much hair left to dye, either blond or any colour, Adrian! But I'll certainly be trying some good hair metal on her with Marlene, my Blue Angel! Gonna get started old school going easy on the gain knob with a little DS1, front of the amp. And I'll take it from there, got a WHOLE slew of pedals to try.
 
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