Hi Guys - I understand what your saying. But on my part, I get together with some Musicians. I have an 80 watt solid state Marshall 112 Amp. 1 of the Musicians that I play Music with is a Drummer. He uses Drum Mics through a PA. Which sounds GREAT! But, it makes the others that play with him - have to get pretty loud to be able to Blend the Sound.

I was having a hard time being able to get loud enough. Once the Speaker Upgrade came into play - No Problems. Using the Guitar Amp with the Upgraded Speaker, I haven't had to go above 3 on the Volume and I am plenty Loud.

The thing I look at the most is - I don't like to run above 7 on the Volume. This is due to putting strain on the all the internal electronics.


So - while your concepts are completely understandable, I'm simply saying - I have seen the difference that this makes. I enjoy the sound that my Marshall produces. I didn't want to dump a few hundred more to get into a Much Louder Amp.
---A Speaker Upgrade is more Economical & it works for me!

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