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christianatl wrote:Living room;


Office:


Band:

bad boy. naughty.

fever606 wrote:I keep reading accounts of how heavy this thing is supposed to be, but I can wrangle it by one handle and an arm over the top... Half the weight may be the speakers, the Black Widows in this thing are no joke...

Oh well, it's about to get a little heavier... I thought the thing was made of actual wood, and therefore stainable... turns out to be particleboard, so HELLOOOOO BED LINER!

All that aside, it sounds fucking MASSIVE...

I mean its still moveable with one person, but I wouldn't want to carry it by myself from the car to the stage and yeah those BW's are no joke!!!

YIKES!!! Yup bedliner the bitch n call it a day!!!

Massive is definitely how I would describe those cabs!!!

echodeluxe wrote:

christianatl wrote:Living room;


Office:


Band:

bad boy. naughty.

I think the Pro Jr is my favorite small amp. Awesome for guitar with the internal speaker and even better for bass vi with an extension cab

BoatRich wrote:

echodeluxe wrote:

christianatl wrote:Living room;


Office:


Band:

bad boy. naughty.

I think the Pro Jr is my favorite small amp. Awesome for guitar with the internal speaker and even better for bass vi with an extension cab

Dude, would kill to have an office amp setup again.

BoatRich wrote:I think the Pro Jr is my favorite small amp. Awesome for guitar with the internal speaker and even better for bass vi with an extension cab

I had one. It sounded good cranked. But, was noisy as hell at casual volumes.

blakestree wrote:

BoatRich wrote:I think the Pro Jr is my favorite small amp. Awesome for guitar with the internal speaker and even better for bass vi with an extension cab

I had one. It sounded good cranked. But, was noisy as hell at casual volumes.

I haven't really noticed the noise, but then again my V4 and the Bassman I had before it are super noisy at all times

ill throw this in here too

Putting the finishing touches on a YBA-3;









It was partially recapped, so I finished the job. Threw in some new resistors in strategic places, some metal film caps, and a bias trimmer as well. EL34's right now, but a quartet of 6550's are on the way. Plugged into one of my two 2x12 cabs with a pair of Texas Heats, it just plain shakes the rafters. I imagine with the other cab plugged in too, I'll be cracking the foundation.

[youtube]https://youtu.be/k6X6SnrXoJw[/youtube] SoaringTortoise 7 Watts. All-tube. 2-Channels. Made form an old Califone tube AM/FM radio.

Just got my Verellen Loucks in today. Had Ben add some spring reverb and first impressions are that overall it kicks ass. I'll get it into the rehearsal space soon to see what it can really do.

Figured since this was showing your amp, also pictured is my 68 Custom Deluxe Reverb, it's good grab and go amp, and what I use for playing at home.

I just got this Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue this weekend. I just have to get someone to take a look at it and replace a couple well-known blues deluxe issue-prone resistors and I'm set.

It's been a great first year with this one. I'm proud to say I chose fucking wisely.

digi2t wrote:Putting the finishing touches on a YBA-3;









It was partially recapped, so I finished the job. Threw in some new resistors in strategic places, some metal film caps, and a bias trimmer as well. EL34's right now, but a quartet of 6550's are on the way. Plugged into one of my two 2x12 cabs with a pair of Texas Heats, it just plain shakes the rafters. I imagine with the other cab plugged in too, I'll be cracking the foundation.

YBA-3 is a great amp. I stuck an adjustable per-tube bias in mine so I can balance mismatched tubes, then turned around and bought a matched set of KT77 anyway.





I have since filled the old ground hole with a switch that will kill the cooling fan (for recording purposes only).

Here's my at home abomination of an amplifier:

Yeah.... Gonna need some details on that 8x6" (????) angle cab...

Also, Double D!