Stereo into two amps, six months in, regrets and rewards

Six months ago I split the Ricky 330 into two AC30s in stereo and posted about it on the old board. Here's the update. Rewards: chords have a depth nothing mono can replicate. The high E on amp A and the low E on amp B with the middle strings split between them, you hear chord voicings differently. I am writing better songs because I can hear the inside of them. The recordings I've made this year are the best of my career. Regrets: the rig is a logistical disaster. Two AC30s is 50kg of amp before I touch the board. Both amps need biasing simultaneously or the stereo image drifts. When one tube goes microphonic only one side hears it and you spend an hour troubleshooting the wrong amp. Two power cables, two cab miking solutions, two of every cable I own. Would I undo it? No. Would I recommend it to a working musician on tour? Absolutely not. The split is a Lehle Little Dual into one effects chain that's mono and then splits to two stereo modulations and stereo delay and stereo reverb. The mod/time stuff is what justifies the rig. If you split mono pedals you've doubled the cost of your board for nothing. If the room can't tell, you haven't gone far enough. The room can tell.