Great, I'm glad you like it! Thank you very much for the kind feedback!

Hi, thank you very much! No problem for me if you use it, of course it would be nice if you post a link to my backing track with your videos if possible. ✌🏻

@@stephanschmitt816 thanks ! Yes of course, I always put links of videos I use in the description box. 😉 Many thanks dude !

Vielen Dank, Dirk 🙂

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much, Hein Pete! I also always look forward to the solo parts. ✌🏻

There is certainly something absurd about the question if a god you don‘t believe in lets you into heaven. What I am asking is can we still accept and respect each other even if we have different believes?

Thank you! Yes, great song but more than just a Saturday afternoon project. I don’t think I can do this but thanks for asking and believing in me😃

Thank you very much, glad you like it!

Danke vielmals!

Danke, freut mich sehr!

kennet Iversen It is based on a Trainwreck Express.

The green berets are a perfect value for the price, by the way. The blue sound very direct, no compression, no sorry for mistakes in playing at all but my #1 for clean guitars. The green berets add some nice grit to the sound and have some sort of natural comperssion. The more overdrive, the more I'd tend towards the green berets. I like both of them.

Hi Bret, thank you for your comment, it certainly depends on your taste. I personally don't know your speakers, but I searched for them on the internet and it seems they play a crucial role in the tone of these amps. If you love your sound, I would stick with them. Besides that I certainly recommend checking out different speakers if you have the opportunity. I like the blue alnico very much but I don't think it is the perfect choice for high gain sounds. Sorry for I can't give you more information. I use 12 inch speakers (blue alnico) at home with a 3 watts diy tube amp with voltage/power scaling.

Thanks for your reply Stephen. I finally decided to get a 12 inch 60 watt Celestion Vintage 30 at 16 ohm because the alnico blue was above my price range and because Hughes and Kettner generally sell their Cabs with the Vintage 30's in them. Went for the safest option and it's great. It's just got a certain something that defines my sound more, especially with high gain. Thank you again for searching online for info for me, much appreciated :) BFN

I like the WGS speakers very much, maybe the Reaper might be an alternative, the Green Beret is also always worth a try, reasonable pricing. The Vintage 30 in my opinion does not work with every amplifier, but perfectly with certain ones, e.g. I got a silver jubilee Marshall Combo that seemed to be made for this speaker...

Man....... you know what ? I was sooo close to getting a green beret after I saw ytube vid about them. I just chickened out at the last minute and played it safe with the vintage 30. I kinda wish I had got through to you before I bought it, cos I think I might be using a g beret right now. But anyway I'm not a pro guitarist or a tone pro and right now I'm enjoying what I've got. Thank You so much though for replying to me. Really appreciate it Stephen. God Bless you mate Bfn

Hi char lee, these are WGS Green Beret 12'', 16 Ohms. I like them a lot.

Von Tube-Town, der Matchless Spitfire-Bausatz. Meiner isses noch nicht so ganz, mir ist er zu kratzig. Da muss ich noch mal mim Löteisen bei...