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not heavy enough for a door stop

FYI. I will be bringing beer.

Wings, brined and smoked, dry coffee rub with pickled watermelon and celery leaves. Awesome wings and pickled watermelon is out of this world.

I've got waaaayyy too many pedals going to scale back to one overdrive and one wah

I actually have the Digitech RP10, but I've always hated the distortions on those older models. I also have the more recent TC Electronics Nova system, which is digitally controlled analog ditortions, which I'm much more alright with. The Alesis Quadraverb GT also has an analog section, which I love. But those are the only two I know of that do their distortions analog-ly, and I want a wider palette. I'm sure there are other good ones, but when you're talking tone, most advice I get starts with "oh just get a <umptyump> pedal." I haven't given up -- on the contrary, I am not entirely unpleased with the direction with systems like the Fractal Audio Axe FX II. It's just a bit more dosh than I'm ready to lay out just yet, and I haven't seen it trickle-down yet.

I read the url in a truck stop bathroom. I was hoping for gay porn. I still am. (note to Steve I am not actually looking for gay porn)

I was looking to get drunk. And succeeded.

I like my headphones the flavor of unicorns and dead leprechauns, oh and Dusty you are correct

Dog Fish Head Chicken Pot Pie Brent, please note the massive biscuit.

I had one of those amps once. A proud member of head-fail and the any octal tube, any octal socket group plugged the totally wrong tube into the hole where the (whatever the non-pin compatable power tube with a top cap is) goes and blowed it up. "but it was an octal tube." I fixed it (totally destroyed cathode resistors for the output tubes) and donated it to a head-fi meet a few years back. If you are asking what to do, instead of reading the markings on the transformer and finding a suitable replacement yourself, would suggest taking a large hammer and smashing it up.