Sure you can, but as with anything, it'll take more than just a similar amp to what he uses. It'll take time to dial it in correctly, but it is possible to get close. Just keep in mind that if it's the studio/album tone you're going for, it'll be twice as hard. The tone you hear on the albums is heavily processed. Even live, he has a very complex signal chain of effects and amps and cabs and such. I for one really don't like his live tone at all. It's quite muddy and too fuzzy for my tastes. But then, those are some tone characteristics that are often associated with Boogies. Try before you buy, and spend some time with it before you make a decision.