Originally Posted by MartyStrat54

Yeah! How's that for an educated guess? I would like to try one of those Night Train heads. What did you give for it, $499.99? That's not bad for a light, 15 watter. I would probably build me a custom half stack with four, Alpha 6 Eminence speakers. (They are the best six-inch speaker I have ever found. Unbelievable lows out of a six and of course great mid's and highs.)

Man, that cathode bias makes tube swapping a snap. All of my Peavey amps are cathode biased. Time to change the 6L6's? Pull 'em and replace 'em.

One note about cathode bias: When changing tubes, the manufacturer is assuming that you are installing a "matched pair" of tubes. Although this type of biasing can handle a small percentage of differences between tubes, it is best to use a set that is matched for best results.

I've been curious about that "Rebel" head with variable power up to twenty watts and can change on the fly between 6V6's and EL84's. That's a neat trick. If I didn't already have about 20 amps, maybe I could justify buying a "small" amp.

Well, it's the weekend. It's great to hear from everyone. I will probably post some more later.

Marty

Originally Posted by Ken

My mids are always on 10. But then, I'm playing "anti-scoop" metal. Ken

Originally Posted by Wilder Amplification

I'm sure you will agree with me on this...

It's called "Stop listening with you eyes".