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i've got a thd hot plate too, and it is a great unit. its function is to soak power headed for the speakers, just a little bit or completely. i run a marshall midi preamp into an engl amp and out to the hot plate and into a hughes and kettner red box III and into the tape machine. i think it sounds very good. i'm wondering what a sans amp would do at the front end. i can't recall thd's address. somewhere in washington or oregon. check one of the guitar magazines. they make great amps too. the hot plate got a favorable review in guitar player. it supposedly is the best of the lot. jay At 03:16 PM 3/28/97 -0600, you wrote: >> However, when I ran the SansAmp directly into the board, I could not get >> the warm sound I had using the Boogie power amp and speaker. >...............uh-oh. I'm going to pick up a SansAmp this afternoon and >was hoping it would allow me to leave the boogie at home now and then. >Warmth is such an important part of the soul of the guitar to me...looking >forward to see if the variety is enough compensation (at least for >rehearsals). Thanks for the details of your experimentation. > >> guitar into the PSA-1 --> Fender tube reverb --> Boogie tube power amp >--> >> THD Hot plate --> Celestion Greenbacks. >..................what's a hot plate? > >