u/ConsiderationLong274

Been searching for one for a few years now. Treys main cab for the entire 2.0 was a Bruno 4x12 Celestion blue so I was intrigued to say the least.

Now I have here a 2x12 open back and that is exactly what I was looking for for a while, wasn't cheap at 450$ either but I gotta say this thing is built like a tank but light as a feather. Solid pine construction with a Baltic birch panel. Very resonant. Tapping on it is almost like tapping on an acoustic guitar.

Got a single celestion blue and a Weber 12f150 25 watt that I really like and see how that works mixed. I really wanted 2 blues but they are 330$ a pop, no deals.

Can't wait to load this thing up!!

An incredible experience if there ever was. All just stuff collected since '00

Decided to create a few boards and tie it all together with a lehle switcher system.

Why not. I had all these sitting around and I got rid of my rack stuff. A third output on my 3 to 1 lehle switcher sends this entire board to another channel on my '69 Fender deluxe reverb.

Lots of options, nothing too crazy, no looping stuff lol 😆 done with trying to make that work...

Microverb sits on top of amp for soaring leads. Wah is a teese rmc 3 limited edition from like 20 years ago. A really, really good sounding wah. Vent is your expensive higher end rotary simulator and is been my go-to for awesome Leslie tones. No rack, got one but have just can't deal with the cords and set-up. Amp plugs into pedal board power strip.

All fits in a keyboard case for grab and go situations.

Hits the basic Trey sounds and some of the modern stuff but also goes way out with the ambient stuff thanks to the m5 and the ghost echo 👻

Here is an excellent example of a perfectly constructed Koa hollow body strat phenotype.