crazy to dump IIC+ for Tremoverb?

Just to get this straight. You have a IIC+ and a Tremoverb. On the tremoverb you can get similar tones as the C+. Should you sell the C+ and get the THD Flexi.

1) I've never heard a rectifier get Mark series tones. But who knows
2) If you are happy with they way the tremoverb does the C+ sounds only you can tell
3) The Mark IIC+ is highly prized amp, I would do a lot of thinking before unloading it
4) Are you sure you can't get THD sounds with what you have

If you think it's worth it and you're not losing anything, go for it.

 

My brother would gladly buy that IIC+ offa you. PM me if you're serious, and gimme a price to relay to him.

 

I am a big Tverb fan boy so I would personally probably sell. The only reason I would have for not selling would be the collector value of the C+.

 

If I understand right, you have a IIC+ and a TremoVerb, and are thinking of getting a THD Bivalve. And you think you can get the two Boogies are tonally redundant.

That said, it's all about collectability, and whether you actually collect amps. That IIC+ is highly collectable, especially if it's in great shape. TremoVerb, not so much. If I had both and were gigging, I'd take the TremoVerb, for exactly that reason (btw, the TremoVerb is the only Rectifier-type Boogie I like - the rest are all too polished-sounding to me). Now, is a THD Bivalve going to be collectable? Is it going to hold its resale value? The IIC+ has real mystique, and they don't make 'em anymore. From a purely financial point of view, replacing a IIC+ with a Bivalve is likely to be a long-term loss. But if it's just gathering dust, who cares?