I was alluding to the drums having a ZZ flavor, slower BPM. ;-)Thanks MF brothers!
Huh!!!thats all he knows how to do once the record button is hit.
gettin old aint it.
riff will get it. go back and reread lol.
I’m too tired RD!!!
I totally get you brah.
I agree, they definitely do have that pace.
what, that was the tweaker 15 bro?I totally get you brah.
Here's the weird part about that one, I started with my Bassman and got about halfway in when I started smelling something getting hot and had to shut it down. It was my attenuator, LOL! That amp is a little too much for it when I push it hard with a boost. I have a nice old pair of JAN Sylvania 5881's I can put in it to drop the wattage a bit to fix that but I need to rebias it. I tried to do that but found my plate resistors had drifted quite a bit and I don't have any 470 ohm resistors to replace them with. I tried to use a few higher value ones in series but it wasn't right and the amp sounded like sh*t . The last thing I want to do is burn up such a nice set of tubes so that's sidelined until I get some parts in. I'm gonna try the tube balance to adjustable bias mod in that so I can avoid cooking those tubes. The plate voltage is pretty high in that amp but I should be able to get it under control and those are tough old tubes that can handle it as long I can install a way to throttle it down a hair.
Anyway, I wanted to finish that and thought a minute about what I have that might be able to get close enough to the same tone. Out came the Tweaker 15 to the rescue.
It took a little knob twiddling and OD trial & error but I think I got it close enough to not be a noticeable change.
The lead parts from half way on are the T15 pushed with a Soul Food OD.
ok you said in a above post," Very nice sounding and playing...very soulful...love it, good job!"
im telling you, this is probably the biggest over look "bedroom" amp of all time.The lead parts from half way on are the T15 pushed with a Soul Food OD.
Don’t roach that amp man! It’s a keeper for sure. You make it sound great. Mine is in need of some plate resistors I just haven’t been able to get to it yet.I totally get you brah.
Here's the weird part about that one, I started with my Bassman and got about halfway in when I started smelling something getting hot and had to shut it down. It was my attenuator, LOL! That amp is a little too much for it when I push it hard with a boost. I have a nice old pair of JAN Sylvania 5881's I can put in it to drop the wattage a bit to fix that but I need to rebias it. I tried to do that but found my plate resistors had drifted quite a bit and I don't have any 470 ohm resistors to replace them with. I tried to use a few higher value ones in series but it wasn't right and the amp sounded like sh*t . The last thing I want to do is burn up such a nice set of tubes so that's sidelined until I get some parts in. I'm gonna try the tube balance to adjustable bias mod in that so I can avoid cooking those tubes. The plate voltage is pretty high in that amp but I should be able to get it under control and those are tough old tubes that can handle it as long I can install a way to throttle it down a hair.
Anyway, I wanted to finish that and thought a minute about what I have that might be able to get close enough to the same tone. Out came the Tweaker 15 to the rescue.
It took a little knob twiddling and OD trial & error but I think I got it close enough to not be a noticeable change.
once had a chance to grab a head and cab for $250. didnt jump on it.
