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Congratulations! That's a beauty! Oh where, oh where is my ol' #0597? I sold it like an idiot in '88.

Remember '70's rock band Starz singer Michael Lee Smith?

I agree on the RC Boost, it's an excellent tool to have. Lots of versatility in that little box and very well made. Don't know much about the Keeley because I've never had one but I've read a lot of cool things about it. For the money, you can't go wrong with the RGW Bad Bob or Catalinbread Super Chili Picoso either. What's cool about these is that they only have a single vol. knob so there's no tone controls to dial in and they're both very transparent and quiet. If you want to spend a couple more bucks check out a Paul Cochrane Tim pedal. It can be used as an overdrive or as a clean boost if you'd like. It's sort of an RC boost on steroids! It almost becomes a part of your amp, sort of an extension of the amp. Another pedal with a lot of options to work with. These are the ones I use through my old Marshalls to give me a little added boost for leads. They're all different flavors.

Hey Brother, Happy Birthday! Party on!

Or move to Detroit! now that's funny. Was that from the Kentucky Fried Movie or Groove Tube?

Don't sell your guitars....sell your computer.

I saw that tour as well. Chapman was never as good as Micheal Schenker. Saw 'em on that tour also. No Chapman is no Schenker, but he's a smokin' player in his own right. I also saw the Blackfoot/UFO tour with Chapman. Do you guys remember that poster of Schenker playing the white V with his hair in his eyes? I still have it!

What craftsmanship! What tone! What quality! What a piece of shit!

What he said.

Finding out some of you guys actually listen to ABBA! Jeez!

He does.

Check it out...she's got a strap on!