@Kristopher Swenson it punches above it's weight, especially considering it's form factor... Love it on my strats..

@Christian Williams I'm not here to judge. If it works for you, more power to you. I'm not even gonna lie, I'm quite intrigued to see this "skate"-board! 😜 I worded my post the way I did because I know from personal experience that there are "Purists" out there that refuse to even use a boost pedal because they want to keep their load in, set-up, and soundcheck, as simple and as painless as possible. I can't argue with that either. Most guys that I know that go this route play single channel setups and are literal masters of their volume and tone knobs. Going from full on distortion, to slightly dirty, to a useable clean, all by using their volume and tone knobs. In truth, it's usually Plexi players that I see do this most.

Multimeter, extra (paired) tubes, An All-in-one Multi-FX or a Quilter at the end of my Pedalboard. Just in case. Fuses, (blow one, could be nothing serious, blow consistently, you have bigger fish to fry and hopefully it's not your amp. Soldering kit to fix cables between sets. Clean power.... As best as you can. Some venues are notoriously bad..

Are you planning on doing your own maintenance? If so, I highly recommend you to put a small block in between the tremelo block and the body as you are destringing. Once enough pressure is on it you can leave it on its own. Also, after you have loosened the saddle lock blocks and removed the old strings.. Do NOT turn the guitar over to work on the back.. 🤦🏼‍♂️ Did this as a 17 year old and I swear to you it is still lurking in the abyss where picks go to die.. 😂 just a couple tips from a long time screw up! 😉

@Phil Asdot thank you, my friend

@Louis Horvath it's definitely a chore to transport. But the way it pushes the air!??? Priceless! ❤️

Seems like quite the intimate set. I bet it was a stellar release of energy. Cheers from Kentucky, my friend,