Hmm, to buy or not to buy.

[Chris]

http://fortmyers.craigslist.org/chl/msg/1771350774.html

Im kinda diggin the idea of this. Ive never played a ratt as of yet, so I dont even know if I would like it, but I have a feeling I would. Plus two of them, and a compressor. Kinda far too (at least two hours drive, but I could probably get him to meet me halfway). Let me break it down.

The good.
Its cheaper than a regular single Ratt would cost me
More versatility with my OD/distortion sounds
Compressor
I can afford it barely

The Bad
I can barely afford it
Dont have a rack (been meaning to find a girl with a nice one, but so far no luck)
Kinda far away
I have a $20 musicians friend coupon that expires soon, and I probably wouldnt be able to use it.

Im not sure.

[Jamesssssssss]

70's rat, seems like a steal.

[Meeeoww]

$75 for a 70's rackmount rat/compresser? Of course you should buy it...

[GPW]

 Buying is always better than not buying , and left wondering 

[Chris]

I asked him if he would meet me halfway. Ive got a something ending on ebay right now, so I think I can swing it.

[OysterBoy]

From the 70s ??

Hell, that's most likely analog circuitry so I'd say GET IT! 

[Apopholis]

From the 70s ??

Hell, that's most likely analog circuitry so I'd say GET IT! 

No it says its Digital. 

[Franky G-String]

From the 70s ??

Hell, that's most likely analog circuitry so I'd say GET IT! 

No it says its Digital. 

Where    Solid-state does not mean digital.

[Apopholis]

From the 70s ??

Hell, that's most likely analog circuitry so I'd say GET IT! 

No it says its Digital. 

Where    Solid-state does not mean digital.

Crap, meant solid-state.

Anyway, I thought solid-state was the opposite of analogue?

[Chris]

No, solid state is analog. A solid state amp is an analog circuit as long as there are no digital modelers. Solid state just simply means no tubes.