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I use a Tubeworks Mosvalve MV-962 I got in the early 90's.
I do not believe they still make this exact one, but there are similar 
ones out there, check ebay, or your local used gear shop. Tubeworks 
makes a lot of guitar equipment. The "Mosvalve" is a MOSFET solid state 
amp, but it is supposed to sound like tubes, and does sound great with 
my 2101. It is louder than I have ever needed.

It is supposedly 80 watts a side, and is not too heavy. It's always 
worked great, since the day I bought mine anyway.

I usuallly turn the volume on the power amp down, as I experience 
better sound from my 2101 with its output knob cranked up pretty good, 
like three quarters or more. Work those tubes!!!!

Gerry O'Dowd


--- In gsp-2101@yahoogroups.com, "Jim Morrison" <spaceace60@...> wrote:
>
> i currently run my 2101Le(3.00 ver)thru a Marshall 9200(about 10 tons 
> lol!)but i'm now intereted in a smaller less weight amp?,but don't 
> wanna lose much in sound quality!~ also looking to get most bang for 
> the buck! some have mentioned the Ada B200 Ada microtube,Peavey 
> classic 50 classic 60/60 i don't care if it has the Boogie logo on it
> (as i'm passed the stage of trying to be visually impressive!,just 
> looking for great sound out of an over looked great power amp thats 
> not to big/heavy!! thanks Jim if u have something of interest give me 
> a call!(814)673-0515 also have an Ada Mp1 forsale/trade thanks Jim M
>