I play loud at times.........but I never max it out.

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"I won't be wronged, I won't be insulted, I won't be laid a hand on. I don't do these things to other people, and I require the same from them."-John Wayne

Pretty much never. It'd like to hear it (Vox AC15) in person though so maybe sometime.

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A thousand words tell more than one picture

Whenever I see the next door neighbors loading up in their RV....

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Ignorance IS bliss - and I am the happiest person here!

Never... always use my headphones.

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Limber Fingers to all you Guitar Players...

Regards,
Bratt Scovil

www.myspace.com/brattscovil

When the wife isn't home......lol
"but this one goes to 11"

The Champion 600 gets cranked all the time, got to love small tube amps!

Line 6 has rarely been above 2 in the house (max out the channel volume) as any higher and it would be unbearable.

I once maxed out my dad's AVT 150 head through a 1960's 4x12 in the house - I was using a very long lead and standing way down the hall! That was fun

Well, this past week was New Amps Week for me; not only did the Carol-Ann arrive, but als a Reinhardt Fat Albert 50 watter SN001. I got this from a TGPer before finding the trade for the Carol-Ann. It is based on Jimmy Page's Hi-Watt he used at the Royal Albert Hall concerts; both the trannies are actually Hi-Watts; and of course I CAN'T CRANK IT!. I moved the Carol-Ann to the Mojo 212 cab, and this and Diana now reside on top of the Bogner. It is a large amp in terms of size..26" long, by 11" high by 11" deep

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Current Gear: Ron Kirn Barnbuster Tele,
Marshall: 1971 SuperLead 100>1997 1960-TV, bunch of pedals
and a 1987 Porsche 911 Carrera coupe named Veronica

I like cranking tube amps, but the one that I can crank at high volume that will not disturb my neighbors is the Vox AC4TV. Sweet little 4watt amp with a built in power attenuator so you can crank the volume and get that mean tube tourtured overdriven sound at lower volumes. Great for home recording.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtv9UBHYrvg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmh8YRyyWSg

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http://www.youtube.com/user/gmlasam

Twice a week at rehearsals (not really rehearsing, its just easier and sounds more professional).... Even then its on a crappy solid state little Marshall amp.
Most of the time I'm just playing my guitar walking around the house and waiting for rehearsals.

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• Fender American Series Stratocaster (Olympic white, maple)
• Gibson Flying V (dusty faded cherry)
• Fender 1969 Custom Shop Stratocaster (3-tone sunburst, maple)
• Fender Highway One Stratocaster (Honey blonde, rosewood)

I have a Pro Jr. and have only had it above 6 a couple of times. That little amp is loud and sounds best at about 5 or 6 in my opinion. Any louder than that rattles your brain and all notes/sounds blend together. Maybe I need to take it outside and dime it...

huh well i use to crank em up alot when i was at my dads old apartment because when i played there alot there was this guy that lived upstairs and he would always dug the music i played soo he was like "Crank it up all the way i love to listen" soo yeah cranked it up all the time when i was working on a few tunes. but eeh my dad moved and i barely crank it up anymore at the new apartment .

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Guitars:
-2008 fender american standard telecaster
-homemade stratocaster (TA guitar)
Amp:
-Fender Deville
effects:
-Boss Md-2
-Vox V847