The Amp Garage

Mesa Boogie used to have several values , that they use in their graphic---

Not me, far too few gtr players ever strive to play that kind of stuff, let alone achieve it, it's a betrayal of his jazz fans, and to his own music legacy, pure and simple, when he had it, all along.

Yep, back then Robben played with a mission, both in the Yellowjackets, and his short stint with Miles. That whole blues thing destroyed that fire,in his playing, unless you consider how many blues fans there are vs 'jazz' fans. He had to sell records.

I have found JJs to be the noisiest for hiss--

That was my buddy's LP, he had to sell it to pay medical bills--

it sounds more like a pedal to me.

Haven't been able to find the info on #94(gregor), or other transition # ODS lately--and thought there used to be some info on #93. Does anyone have information on any other transition chassis they could share? Thanks in advance.

The reissues, I have mostly used longplate

The Mullard 12ax7 are my go to for guitar amps. Extremely quiet and full sounding. Best out there---the sovteks always have some filament hum.

Belden 1192a is the best. Rubber jacket, stays flexible. Better than canare in the cold.

$1.80 https://www.surplussales.com/Potentiome ... ted-4.html

Too bad it wasn't compared to a cranked 62 deluxe. I think i'd prefer the 62

Redshark, did you get values for the snubber caps?

wow was that thing cranked !

did you get a slider position measurement in that---referenced to ground? thanks,