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What if all your sales are losses? I'm not running a business. I would only be selling my own personal guitars, and rarely, if ever make a profit, usually a loss. I might meet the $5K but how would you note that all sales were losses, for example on a 1099K... Or just file them in the Capital Gains and Losses?

Listening to this video is like listening to a jilted lover talking about their ex. Rehashing what they did a decade ago. Bitter.

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great deep dive!

I always love seeing various tech shops

As a psychologist/tube amp builder I can say that I will never buy an item from Mason ever!

The 26$ patch cable is noting unusual, there are more expensive patch cables, also "he ist doing it in 4,5 min", yea but 99% of the people can't do it 4,5 min, and the materials will cost you 12-15$, I'm soldering almost every day at work and i need 10-20 min per cable, that's why i don't have custom length cables 😊 he is selling services not materials, like lawyers do 😊 At least he is showing to you how to do it and where to buy the staff so you can do it yourself. But the other staff he's done is very shady, and it's a shame because his channel brings value to the guitar community, exactly for the "how to do it yourself" videos!

Sorry , 4 celestians pumping air is hard to duplicate

Mason knows as much as some of the regular commenters and forum visitors - sure, you’re right 90% of the time, but you’re generally just repeating somebody else’s answers.

The whole "i wanna be like Stevie" craze is just that. Chasing a dead guy who himself was chasing another dead guy. It's fookin' m o r b i d.

I have a Bluguitar Amp 1 Iridium. Tiny package, loud as hell, super portable. I can fit it in my Gigbag. However, I always bring a 412 for the Amp 1 to power. Even on low volumes the sound is big and punchy. I also got a Silver Jubilee Half Stack a year ago. Great Master Volume on that amp, the sound guy gets a DI signal for FOH from my Torpedo Cab M, and I drag that halfstack to every gig where I have space for it. Once I won't be able to lift that thing anymore I know: time to hit the gym harder! 😂

Saying the Marshall stack is dead is like saying the Ford Mustang is dead. Us Gen X will keep our stacks... your generation thinks a laptop is a guitar amplifier 😅

I developed a rescue program for neglected 4x12 cabinets. Send them to me, and I will provide them with a stable, loving home environment. I will also take all unwanted hardshell cases.

Plugging into the PA is not metal or Rock&roll. There will never be anything as cool as amp stacks. Half stacks are not that hard to move around. This all falls into modern society being lazy.

bass player here: I play out about 3-4 times a month. I use a Phil Jones 4 x 4" bass cab that is shockingly loud with a small class D TC Electronic head. It sounds great and weighs nothing. The only reason I use it is because even with in ears, I need to push just a bit of air to compete with drums and a guitar amp. The head runs direct to FOH.

Funny, I just bought a stack and it's alive and well 😊

This is why I’m selling my 70s Marshalls and full stack 4X12, they’re 50 years old!

bald guy is insufferable.

I putchased one of his pedals years ago and then heard the story... I promptly burned the pedal to make him pay. Once I heard he was sorry, I bought another one. I've made lots of mistakes, just none so public I was shamed on the interweb for life. I enjoy his content. I hope he still lashes himself every once and a while.

There are many places that 4x12s can be used. AMp wattage changed not clubs. AMps are still used lots. Bass amps are still used. Not everyone uses DI, and you still need sound on stage. Practice music the same as people have done for decades. No one is going to play a huge amp inside unless they have the house for it. Nothings changed except for lower wattage amps.

I'm not even gonna bother with this as No, not every venue has a pa, and no, not every venue has a nice safe spot for your laptop.... have a nice day.

Anything electronic eventually becomes obsolete. Interestingly, no one models modelers. They're modeling tube amps with 4×12s. Marshalls will always be relevant.

I use half stack in my bedroom. Sounds tight and awesome. Problem? 1X12, 2x12 dont sound like this, even at bedroom volume.

I dont gig anymore. But i do remember dragging my Fender 65 twin around. Even that was no fun. My friend had a 4 x 10 Marshall cab and head. Nuts, over kill

You dont need 25 guitars either

Yes you don’t need them. Sell them all to me.

In terms of not needing a bass amp, that is fully dependent on if the venue you are playing has a PA with subs that can actually play the low frequencies required. MANY small gigs are still done with a pair of 12" mains on sticks for vocals and keys and whatnot, so a bass amp is essential for getting the low end heard. Plus lots of monitor speakers aren't very good at pumping lots of low end either, so having a bass amp for personal monitoring on stage even when the FOH system is good can still be very helpful.

Clickbaity titles and other crap nobody needs 😞

I hear what you’re saying about gigging with a silent stage. I get it. But - even in my townhouse (finished basement) I can use an oversized 212 and a good had and get a much more enjoyable tone than a smaller cab or a combo. That’s my personal preference for “in the room feel” for my own personal enjoyment.

I don’t agree on the hardshell cases. All my guitars live in their cases except maybe one that lives on the stand and rotates out. I don’t mind opening a case. It’s great protection.

😂 so is your bald ass head Apparently, this guy has never played through a really really nice MARSHALL and 4 by 12 cabinet Because if you have, you’ve never felt more alive

One little thing I may add in case it wasn't already mentioned: There is an amazingly beautiful clean tone you get from a Marshall + 4x12 rig! Gentle but powerful.

Lol the rage bait is hilarious. You really knew exactly what to say to piss everyone off and get that channel engagement, kudos for that.

SVT heads an 8x10 are dead according to this. Still want one and every bassist should have one.

Based on the title alone as I plug in my 25 year old amp and jam, I just laugh. If it works, don't fix it! Yes there are newer models, but they are all based on what the older models could do and then add to that... it's called evolution. That does not mean they are dead, as they can still be used. I am with several others here that if you don't want them, give them to us, we can use them!

I whole heartedly disagree in regards to 4x12 cabs, bass amps, and heavy things. You can’t play the blues unless you’ve felt the heartache of having to lug all that gear around. You can’t play rock unless you’ve gotten angry about having to lug all that gear around. You can probably play jazz though, since you’re too busy remembering to play all the notes that aren’t in the scale that you forget about gear. 😂

Might take away from this video was by a tube amp and a 2x12 because it can be fixed by a local tech and will work forever. Also sidenote, having a hard case with your guitar, I think helps resale value of that guitar because the person buying it may not have 13 other less Paul heart cases he could put this guitar in. I think there’s something to be said for that.

You guys are nuts. All the things that you say are obsolete will one day be back in demand and everyone will wish they kept all the stuff they threw away. What comes around, goes around, and eventually it comes back around again.

Stacks aren’t dead.

So many turds in the comments. People need to chill out...

just because you dont NEED an 8x10 or 4x12, doesnt mean you shouldnt HAVE one

I've got a full closet of cases. I've fought the idea of gig bags, i bet i get one this Christmas and love it. I didn't get into 412 cabs and 100 watt heads. But the hill I'll die on is giving up my tube amps (many would include them in this discussion), not me. My kids will own them one day all while the next dozen versions of the kempers end up in landfills

YOU GUYS ARE FULL OF IT........

I love amps but they are definitely going the way of the dinosaur. They will be a niche market eventually. Accurate modeling, artist who prefer a silent stage and the decline of Rock music. Amplifiers are only 5% of Marshall's sales. They are more interested in selling T shirts, headphones and Bluetooth speakers.

you guys are just looking for clicks....the stage you played on being largest is doubtful. digital sounds like crap and if you are to lazy to bring a real amp and cab, try another hobby like marbles or something. thats why all the music today SUCKS because of you guys no longer using real gear.

I'm more of a guitar player but I play bass once in awhile. There's still a place for bass amps, because there are great sounding Class D SS bass amps to go along with light weight cabs loaded with neodymium speakers that move a lot of air. Put that amp head in your bass gig bag pocket and carry the cab with one hand. Then again, there's nothing like a 6-power tube Ampeg SVT with a 8x10 cab. Just make sure you have a road crew to schlep it.

Just sold my Marshall 1960 Classic 4x12 for $850. And I did have a herniated disc for a while years ago.

I'll keep my 7 half stacks you can keep your digital stuff

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All I know is, the reason I don't think twice about the occasional pcb gear or amp with digital stuff or pedal that needs an app or whatnot, is because I have an immortal amp and a backup immortal amp. One is a vintage 65 twin, the other a dr. z maz 18, they can both be serviced forever so I went ahead and got the vibro champ reverb with the pcb and digital reverb, got a pcb studio vintage plexi, got a pcb drri, etc. etc. etc. But even though I never sell anything I'm always thinking of ALL the gear except the two immortal amps, as temporary.