whatever you get, make sure someone in Nova Scotia can work on them in case of repairs, then buy what you want.
Unfortunately, if you read a lot of the amp message boards, the AC30CC's are taking a bit of a hit in terms of reliabiilty. It could just be that they've sold so many of them that a few are going to break. Stuff does break.
hell, AC30's don't exactly have a sparkling reputation of uptime over the last 40 years, now do they? why should the CC be any different?
But, if you want that tone, you take your chances. Or you buy a Matchless or Bad Cat and pay 2-3x as much and with it, get an insane amount of peace of mind.
