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RE: if you really wanna Mac -- hold out for an MC-225





Give them a try especially if you can try and then re-sell without any loss. You must try this stuff to find out for yourself and your own tastes. I've had a lot of first hand experience with vintage and I'll tell you the Sherwood is a real sleeper especially for what they go for even now.

I did have the MC 30s as well completely refurbished those- they were some what opaque but I'm not a 6L6 fan - but that's just me. The only Mc tube I kept was the 225.

Attached is some of the vintage squad playing some tunes in the , at the time, unfinished basement.


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