silvertonebetty
New member
Remember chase your dreams you never know when the might become reality. For years I wanted a vintage tube amp and was only working 10 hours a week so approx $100 weekly. How was I supposed to buy a vintage tube amp just how? Not to mention it was hard enough at times to even afford the basic things that we need for living . So this is how it all began. I met a fella on line I went through this stupid lawnmower obsession a few years back. I eventually landed an 70s Massey ferguson garden tractor. My friend was bugged me once or twice about his friend whom collected guitars . He wanted my Massey and I wanted a guitar so we did a trade . After he left I noticed he forgot some stuff at my place. So after I tracked him down he showed me his guitar collection and I was amazed. I've never saw so many vintage guitars in one place I was just in aww. I got to play a 60s Gibson gospel,32 Gibson es150 cc ,72 telecaster custom,78 Gibson lesPaul custom. Just really cool stuff but then he took me to his basement and there it was, my forever amp. I went home and couldn't stop thinking of the old amp the blonde tolex just sitting in the basement. After a few visits with him he asked the dreadful question "do you know were I can sell my amp" the amp I wanted. Eventually we made an agreement of me selling his guitars for him . And guess what I got the amp in return so commission. Here is my forever amp an 100watt mesa boogie mark 2a with a single 15"speaker . Never once did I think I'd ever own a vintage tube amp let alone one like the one that Keith Richard's and the boys so remember chase your dreams. Here's my dream come true. I'm going on three years with my mesa and still love everything about it
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
