The Amp Garage

You're welcome! I guess my description of modern blues doesn't really apply. That was just what they were playing when I first tuned in. They play a wide variety, the key part is most of these bands have never been heard of before, so there is some real new stuff there. :D Guy's , The owner is a ve...

selloutrr wrote:yes it was just a list of scheduled programing and jockeys no link to a live feed.

Not the live in studio appearance ...but follow this link.
http://www.grooveyardradio.com/
On line radio!!!
Chris

selloutrr wrote:to bad they don't stream live over the web

Sure they do??? did you find the home page?
Chris

Hi All, My good buddy the Groovedawg at Grooveyard records is doing a "Live " in studio appearance at a local radio station...here in Rochester tonight from 9:00 to 11:00...here's the info search 89.7 WITR FM and tune into the live stream!!! Check it out!!! there playing 2 tunes each off the labels ...

I thought I read somewhere he changed the speakers out in those fenders to eminence tonespoters???

8 years for a repair
even if he made all the parts by hand it wouldn't take that long!!!!
Chris

Richie wrote:Big fan of Michaels, i think he could sound good playing through a tin can.

Richie,
To true....he was playing hot rod deville's
I would have liked to have seen him in Burning water!!!
I have some video from them in NYC....pretty poor quality
but he can play!!!
Chris

Hi All,
Read on another site Mike finally got his Dumble. suede ODS.
Anybody got the details ?????? HRM ??? 6L6'S???EL34'S???
Who's got the scoop!!!
Chris

What site???
I believe if Dumble modded it he would have put some kind of note on it.
or on the tube chart.
dunno.....
Chris

Steve uses a very weird setup. He takes his old De Armond single ended 6v6 amp and taps off of the speaker + & - connections and runs it threw the power amp of the Dumble. One of those box's runs between them and has a pot and resistor to drop the speaker + & - level down to instrument level. The o...

Hi All, Here's something a thought of The day I met Steve, he let me look over the 100 watt HRM pretty good. There was an external effects loop mounted on the bottom of that amp. Anybody have any idea what circuit that is??? To small for a dumbleator I think. Chris he has the two rock dumbleator cl...

Hi All,
Here's something a thought of The day I met Steve, he let me look over the 100 watt HRM pretty good. There was an external effects loop mounted on the bottom of that amp. Anybody have any idea what circuit that is???

To small for a dumbleator I think.
Chris

Hi Tony,
I asked the questions that got those answers......I'm fine with it.
I had met Steve around that time at local gig he did here in town.

Well,
Short of pictures, how close is it to #124 is what I would like to know....I mean....it's probably different from say #40...........I got a better look at the later amp he had....(#144???)....
Thanks
Chris

Chris, IM just starting with the dumble amps. IM working on a # 40, and a #124 after that a HRM. one thing I can say after all the bugs are fixed voltages are stable then the fun starts I have never used a tube made after 1980, I get out my tube tester and match all the tubes for starters. Then try...

67plexi wrote:http://proguitar.de/ProGuitarPreisliste ... Kimock.pdf

Start the Kimrock Quest.

Thanks Plexi!!! I have read that issue,I also had a chance to hear his amp#86 at a sound check......only had time for the clean channel of that amp....
Thanks
Chris