I'm finally HRMing!!!

[stelligan]

Thanks guys!
Larry - I have an embarrassment of riches. This is a different amp. I purchased 2 of those chassis and this is another build. I now own three different flavors - all good.

[novosibir]

This is a different amp. I purchased 2 of those chassis and this is another build.

Thanks for your quick reply!

Is this also a D'Lite chassis, where the Bassman PT fits in?

Which of the both speakers have you miked?

Here I guess, it's the G12-65 - because it has this nice sizzle on top of the notes. Right?

The EV12L does have much 'rounder' highs, kinda the've been cut off with 24dB/octave

Larry

[mat]

Great sound and playing Congrats

How would You compare the nonHRM and HRM ?
Does the new amp have the BM presence and PI section ?

Thanks for the inspiring clip

[stelligan]

Thanks Larry and mat.
Larry - The mic was on the EV12L, but back about 6". Probably hearing some of the G1265. The Bassman transformer was the same dimension front to back, but wider side to side. I was able to cut about 1/2" toward the back right edge to accommodate it.
mat - smoother OD in the HRM it seems to me. With the 2 x 12 cab it sounds BIG. Clean tone is plenty cool too. The clean seems to "toot" or "chirp" a little more than my non. Also seems to pump or compress/sustain more in the clean side.
I wish I could offer more detail regarding the actual components, but I just kinda followed a layout (even managed to jack that up a little). So heishl came to my rescue and found the errors and did some tweaking while in there. Dunno what is considered th Blues Master values. I may have started with those from pieced together phone calls and emails. He added a 3 position bright switch and a mid boost. Put a fuse on the OT, cranked up the OD trimmer to near 3pm..... Perhaps he can chime in here.

Dave

[dogears]

This is what happens when you throw a mic in front of an EVM without seeing exactly where the cone is. I guessed.... Also, it was close miced. HRM voice here.

http://www.scottlernermusic.com/music/HomeAtLast.mp3

[mat]

This is what happens when you throw a mic in front of an EVM without seeing exactly where the cone is. I guessed.... Also, it was close miced. HRM voice here.

http://www.scottlernermusic.com/music/HomeAtLast.mp3

Great sound (and playing of course) ! Is the EV12L same speaker as EVL ?

[dogears]

EVL? I used an EVM12L. Not sure about what you mention... This was the Classic reissue 200W version. Thanks for listening. I'll record some G1265 clips tonight. I'll pay attention to where the mic is positioned this time... LOL

This is what happens when you throw a mic in front of an EVM without seeing exactly where the cone is. I guessed.... Also, it was close miced. HRM voice here.

http://www.scottlernermusic.com/music/HomeAtLast.mp3

Great sound (and playing of course) ! Is the EV12L same speaker as EVL ?

[stelligan]

Hey dogears!
Whatcha doing cuttin' my head on my thread?
Sounds great - as to be expected. More, More.....
All kidding aside, very smooth OD tone. I have spent more time with the amp this morning and am getting closer to that with it(tone wise - that is). Glad to notice that the timbres are more similar than different.

[novosibir]

Great sound (and playing of course) !

+1

Is the EV12L same speaker as EVL ?

There is not EVL out anywhere!

Mostly used is the EV12L, due to its unique and unbity character.

Many years ago you still couldt have the EV12H, which has had a tad shorter chassis - but nearly nobody liked it soundwise, so that itsc production has been dropped again any some years later.

Larry

[drew]

Regarding the Prosonic OT: Angela's website has the following description

For repairs or build an ass kicking 50W combo (or head) with a pair of 6L6s. Upright end bell construction. Standard push-pull primary with three wires; red center tap, brown and blue plate leads. Somewhat unusual (for a Fender...) secondaries make this transformer useful for those of you with Marshall 4X12"s; black common wire, green/yellow 4 ohm tap, green wire for the 8 ohm tap, yellow wire for 16 ohms. Measures approx. 3.75"X3"X3.375" tall. Mounts to chassis with four screws, mounting centers 3.5"X2". GENUINE FENDER PART #049009. SALE! $59!!!

Would one of these be good for a standard D'Lite? I assume the secondaries would be as indicated above if you were running 6L6's, and that they would be 8-16-32 for 6V6's? Any other issues, other than that I guess you would have to drill four holes in the D'Lite chassis for the mounting screws?

[heisthl]

Antique has a similiar transformer listed as a Fender replacement but it has a white 2 ohm tap instead of the yellow 16 ohm. 4200 inpedance.

[mat]

EVL?

DOH!....................DOH!.................

I meant EVM. So is the EVM12L same as EV12L ?

[Pete]

I meant EVM. So is the EVM12L same as EV12L ?

yes, apparently sometimes a letter gets dropped. Also, I think the shorter version is called the EVM12S.

[novosibir]

Also, I think the shorter version is called the EVM12S.

Oh - yes, EVM12S and not EVM12H - I just got it wrong back in my mind.

Larry