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Workmanship and Materials will certainly be different but if a $1,500 can't play, I don't know how to help!!!
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I feel like anything costing over a grand should be playing perfectly assuming its maintained correctly.
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Tubes play so much better live, but solid state amps are more versatile and fun to play with at home
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Tubes just sound better IF you cant crank the volume! With that said, getting repairs done is getting harder and harder.
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In terms of bang for your buck, this is the winner. Really depends on what you're using it for, though.
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As an Avid guitar player I can attest there is definitely a difference. Talent can make a cheap guitar sound great, but there is a notable difference in sound and playability. I am very stingy about the neck design.
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