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Jag is more J

Disarm D'arcy wrote:If it's a baseball bat, it's P. If it's relatively thin and narrow at the nut, it's J.

DarkAxel wrote:Jag is more J

It's not a chunky baseball bat style neck, so yeah it's a Jazz neck.
Thanks dudes.

Restacked amps and got a "new" badge for my V4 (which is actually just a cut down V22), and it just makes that amp look complete.

Got this yesterday

Tiiiiight

I saw that Peavey for sale and was drooling over it a bit. Looked like the dude had a giant rig all painted up like that.

that is awesome
I had a friend who did VH striped guitars as a side business for a long time

he did crazy accurate work even down to glueing on the right year quarter

very cool amp!

Thanks guys! It's pretty rad, the paint job is obnoxious in the best way. I don't even like EVH but it stands out and sounds awesome so who cares.

BoatRich wrote:Thanks guys! It's pretty rad, the paint job is obnoxious in the best way. I don't even like EVH but it stands out and sounds awesome so who cares.

people who don't like vanhalen are exactly who should own amps like this!

monkeydancer wrote:

Disarm D'arcy wrote:

daseb wrote:

current rig.

Rad amp. We're also bass bros.

Bass bros unite.

This setup is amazing

hbombgraphics wrote:

BoatRich wrote:Thanks guys! It's pretty rad, the paint job is obnoxious in the best way. I don't even like EVH but it stands out and sounds awesome so who cares.

people who don't like vanhalen are exactly who should own amps like this!

^ exactly!

that amps looks great

samzadgan wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:

BoatRich wrote:Thanks guys! It's pretty rad, the paint job is obnoxious in the best way. I don't even like EVH but it stands out and sounds awesome so who cares.

people who don't like vanhalen are exactly who should own amps like this!

^ exactly!

that amps looks great

Dude it sounds incredible. Super punchy and loud. Kept up with a drummer and a guitarist through a 110 on bass vi

Decided to convert my YBA-3 into a master volume. I carefully removed the original board, and constructed a new tag board. I'm using the second input jack as the master volume pot spot. Everything original is carefully set aside, and voila... a new master volume YBA-3.









For those adventurous types that are interested in amp building, here is the layout for tag / turret board. It's long, so I've cut into three sections. Simply print them at the same scale, and trim / tape them together.







Use a master volume schematic to figure out the rest. Note that this model uses a 470R/10W resistor in place of the inductor. For those curious, the original Traynor YBA-3 inductor measures in a 6 Hy / 100 ohms.

Bought this a few weeks ago now, but it's been sitting in the rehersal room since (waiting for the keys to be handed to us).

Tomorrow will be the day when I finally get to slam it with some fuzz and drones. Can't fucking wait!

UglyCasanova wrote:
Tomorrow will be the day when I finally get to slam it with some fuzz and drones

...and shatter some glass!

(Love the Princeton and JC, too.)