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Although, in partial support of Rainer's comments, albeit controversial, I have met and heard many pro players who aren't picky gear heads, and will play through anything you give them and sound freakin' great. Their style and caliber of playing transcends the gear. I'm quite certain that if you gave John McLaughin a cheap $100 Crate guitar amp, he would still sound like John McLaughlin. The tone won't be the same, but he playing and style will be. John has played through Marshall stacks in the Mahavishnu days, Roland JC amps, and even direct in the board via a processor...it's always sounds like John, man (the scalloped frets don't hurt!). :) The pros don't play through the crappy gear becaus they don't have to. But if they did, they would still shine. Kris > if that was true all the pros would be playing live with a crappy >sounding > mass produced digital pocket size tube amp emulator and retiring their > analog bulky stuff at home > we want all those great sounds packed in an ipod but lets face it is >never > gonna happen. > Luis > > >> Rainer wrote: >> "Frankly, I'm getting tired of all that "I >> can feel the difference" talk. >> Either you're able to do it with a more compact setup, >> or you should embrace >> the thought that you better take yourself and your tube amp >> and stompbox >> setup >> to the retirement home." >> > > > >