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What's the amp you owned that you thought would be GREAT, but it was actually PONY?
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Just goes to show that its not about which amp is great, but which amp is great for you. And most often you just never really know until you've lived with an amp for a little while. It's also about learning how to get the best out of gear you have and sometimes what starts out as being pony can suddenly become fabulous with the right tweaking and pedals...not always, but sometimes.