kept putting it aside because it sounded too pop you know. But there was something about the melody I always liked and I just broke down and said, ?Just do it, man.? It came out nice. The Carvin Legacy has been your main amp for many years. Is that why you recently sold one of your Marshall 100-watt JMP amps you used when you were with David Lee Roth? One of them. I had four and one of them was stolen. Three were modded by Jose Arredondo and you know his story? And one of the ones I had from him was stolen and one of the others was modified by Lee Jackson. That?s the one I sold and I still have two Jose amps. Did you sell the Marshall because you never used it? No, I break ?em out now and then. They have a sound but Marshalls are very inconsistent. They have a particular sound and I do like that sound by everybody uses them. The Legacy is like a comfort zone to me?the way the amp responds to fingers and stuff, it?s just really comfortable. So I?ll plug into all these other amps and I?ll struggle through getting various textures but then when it comes time to be really comfortable and play, I just compulsively pick up Evo and plug into the Legacy as a habit. How would you characterize your sound on the Eat ?Em and Smile album when you were using the Marshalls? It was