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"Yeah I see the benefit of having a combo over a stack for home use. And I agree, a stack is totally over the top for what I&#039;m doing. But I can&#039;t be the only one who&#039;s been drooling over a stack ever since I first started playing the guitar :-) Now that I can finally afford one I have to say I&#039;m tempted. I guess I&#039;m looking for validation from you guys that I&#039;m not missing anything (tone-wise) by staying with combo amps. Regarding the amp size - I also realize that 100 watts (or even 60 watts) is a lot for just home use. But that 60-watt model is the smallest size in that line that offers 3 channels. I have 3 channels currently in my ValveState and I find that I use all 3 a lot. I&#039;d rather not go down to just two channels if I can help it. If I went with the 100-watt head I&#039;d probably look into getting an attenuator at some point. I actually did look at the Peavey Classic 30, but I think I prefer the tone of the Blackstar (plus the 3 channels is a benefit for me). Oh yeah, I&#039;m all about the Mark V. But the best used price I&#039;ve seen is $1800, which is a little more than I want to spend right now. Although it&#039;s probably worth it. I&#039;d have to sell another guitar in order to buy that, but it&#039;s not completely out of the question. If I threw the Mark V Combo into the mix (with the understanding that I&#039;d have to sell a guitar that I wasn&#039;t planning on selling) what would you guys recommend?"
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