The Amp Garage

Nice try, Tom, but there is NO WAY you're getting me to click on a link that has "probemaster" in it!

Dan

We had a billboard around here a while ago, "Is your doctor sterile? I am..."
Made me wonder what was going on over there. They tore that billboard down to put up another chain drug store.

Also, the Boss Slow Gear... I've never played with one, but I hear they do that sort of thing.

Good luck in your quest,
Dan

vibratoking wrote:After knowing what she did with Russel Brand and now John Mayer, you can still think of her and actually get wood? She's the flacid penis queen - isn't that a Who song?

Kinda like this?

Dan,
Thanks alot for sharing this! I am looking forward to trying this out.

Dan

Like when Indiana Jones wips out the pistol. Ha!

Hey teleguy how do you like the keystones.I was thinking about getting some for a cheap strat copy I have.I was thinkin about trying the tele ones too I really like the Tele Keystones. Bill's take on a traditional single coil pickup. I also have a set of his Microcoils, and of his twin blade humbuc...

... Love those old 2 strokes! I passed on a race prepped RZ350 for $1500 in the late 90's... don't ask me why. Rode a Suzuki GT550 for a year, what a pig but it sure screamed with the baffles pulled. My dad had the Water Buffalo and that thing was fun. And I painted a small garage once for a KH400 ...

125 VAC right now in southern New Jersey on my Numark power conditioner. I have seen 128, but it doesl drop a little if the weather is hot and the air conditioners are hummin.

Beautiful work all the way around. Gibsonman - Australian Lacewood? I built a cajon out of a nice bookmatch of that.

Warmest regards,
Dan

^^^ I don't think it's possible to "overuse" delay. I nearly always use at least two on the pedal-board. I don't use a chorus pedal though. With enough delay pedals going, you don't need chorus. :wink: The Keeley phaser is cool. 8) If you stack enough time based effects, you barely have to play at ...

surfsup wrote:Brownies make me sleep...

What's the address of your bakery?

If you can build an amp you can bake brownies.

The plastic tasting part is hairnet, I am pretty sure.

Dan

Thanks renshen1957 and Wiktor D for the info & advice. This one was wired per the later schematic with the gain stage not the cathode follower, so I redid it as a per the earlier Bandmaster schematic. I think that made the amp much more controllable, a really great blues amp, but still cleans up nic...

I just picked up a Traynor Yba-4, and while I do like the way it sounds now, it has a little more gain than I would like. Upon inspection, at some point someone had biased the first stage with 820/220uf instead of the 1k5 that was original. So I put it back to the original value. It is still a littl...

Oil finishes are certainly not the most durable (read bar gig resistant), but touch up/repair is way easier than a film finish. Really good job on that amp!

Dan