+1. I find that Textmate and aquamacs in tandem provide enough coverage for different coding tasks. Also, I find IntelliJ, RubyMine, and PyCharm great when I need auto-completion and a full IDE environment. (Some of my Clojure using friends may laugh, but IntelliJ with the Clojure plugin is my favorite Clojure hacking environment.)
Aquamacs is what I use for all Gambit-C Scheme and Common Lisp coding.
Wow, I do almost exactly the same thing. I thought I was weird cause I don't know anyone else that does it.
But, I get frustrated with clojure in intellij because it doesn't understand leiningen. The clojure repl, for example, doesn't load the dependencies from lein.
Aquamacs is what I use for all Gambit-C Scheme and Common Lisp coding.