Queen? They can bite the dust. U2? Not4Me. When I think of classic Vox AC30 players, I think of Theodore Deaux. He’s pretty underground, I’ll admit, but if you’ve ever had the privilege of kicking back a few Busch Light Lime longnecks on a Saturday afternoon by the O’Houlihan’s El Caliente Grille patio, you’ve heard it — and loved it.

Theodore goes way, way beyond dropped D when he performs, deep into the murky riff waters I’m not tough enough to tune to. It adds all the more punch to his band “Theodore’s Down: A Baritone Three Doors Down Experience” when those low notes rumble your guts so much that the fishbowl margarita gets shaken all over again.

I picked this amp up when he wanted to get a little more high octane in his performances, forming the group “Deuax Try”. You guessed it, it’s a full on assault of the most rocking Daughtry tunes you can think of. Some do, some do not, but only Deaux Try tries Daughtry.

Also, the reverb doesn’t work. Might be an easy fix — I don’t need the reverb on there so I never bothered finding out.

Pickup in South City St. Louis, but I’m back to Dubuque, IA next month and can meet you there or between.

Willing to trade +/- cash for: Vox AC15 with Blue speaker, some other dumb Peavey stuff I might not have already (Razer, Generation, Cropper, Vandenberg, etc), a white leather jacket, a sick knife, a sick wizard statue, a bunch of bolo ties, low wattage (20w or less) tube amps, a WWF winged eagle replica belt, the special Tall Girls edition of Playboy from 1991, or some Fountains of Wayne shirts (medium).