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<font size=+1>Although I didn't get to see any of the shows that Doyle
played at, and didn't hear the volume that he played at, I remember the
times when Eric was accused of the same thing. When he was with Cream,
the volume was astronomical to say the least. And now a lot of us,
me included miss the days when Eric would kick back, turn the volume up
as loud as it would go and crank out some of the loudest music that ever
was on the face of the Earth!!!! And back then I don't recall anyone
comparing tone, and great sounds coming from this kind of amp or that,
all that was mentioned was- "Man, Cream was soooo Freakin' Loud I couldn't
hear for a week after we left that show man!" Now, when someone cranks
it up we get all perturbed and distraught over it all, not that it's not
warranted, all I am saying is it's amazing what 20 or 30 years can do to
your taste in the volume knob on an amplifier and guitar. Have a
great week all, and that's all I got to say about that. Think I'll
go and crank my Marshall up with my Custom built Fender Strat and let er
wail!!!!</font><font size=+1></font>
<p><font size=+1>Keep on Rockin'</font>
<br><font size=+1>Daniel"TexasBluBoy"Kimball</font></html>