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ognoy wrote:Sweet! Welcome to the Traynor-Club!

thanks!

Dowi wrote:That wooden case is cool and makes it look like it belongs to a hut in the middle of the alps.
"Hey Mr. Hermit, what's that thing above the fireplace?"
*brushes beard with a hand looking into the fire*
"let me tell you about the 'Ole times when the riffs were good.."

I initially had the idea to tolex it myself but I totally just want to keep it wooden now. This comment reaffirms that choice

Drop out of life with amp in hand

fcknoise wrote:Picked up today at a bargain price it rips



Traynor YRM-1 SC converted to a top. Recently serviced as well. What a joyous day

That is my favorite Traynor.

This is my little bundle of joy.

From 1959, super responsive, super clear and super simple. I’m working away on cloning the circuit for my first tube amp build.

Thats cute! I love the blonde tolex. Is this the amp that have the tone controls that became the vox top boost? I know some old gibson had it

I don’t honestly know. It has like, two knobs, Volume and Tone. And a switch. That’s it.

I’m in the market for a Princeton Reverb because I prefer low watt combo amps but I do not feel great about carrying this one around to practice and shows. And of course building it, but the guy helping me with the build is very confident that it’s one of the simpler circuits he’s come across.

Yeah old amps are really simple, I would like to build one sometime but I'm scared of the voltages. Princetons are sick, the not reverb ones are cooler imo cause the lack of a proper tone stack makes them fuzzier

I bought a Peavey Butcher for my bass rig

Niiiiiiice

Adoom wrote:This is my little bundle of joy.

From 1959, super responsive, super clear and super simple. I’m working away on cloning the circuit for my first tube amp build.

Great minds Trem alike

retinal orbita wrote:I bought a Peavey Butcher for my bass rig

Duuuuude that is siiickkkk. So many of those old peaveys I wanna try

fcknoise wrote:

retinal orbita wrote:I bought a Peavey Butcher for my bass rig

Duuuuude that is siiickkkk. So many of those old peaveys I wanna try

Didn’t love it through my 15 but I am super into it through a 410. Love this magnificent heavy thicc queen.

retinal orbita wrote:I bought a Peavey Butcher for my bass rig

Dude I love my Butcher for literally every instrument. I run it on a 215 for bass and a Mesa 412 for guitar

BoatRich wrote:

retinal orbita wrote:I bought a Peavey Butcher for my bass rig

Dude I love my Butcher for literally every instrument. I run it on a 215 for bass and a Mesa 412 for guitar

I am in love with it. Been having way better results with a 410 for my bass, planning to use the Butcher with 10s and a Peavey Centurion with a 15.... or 215! Way a crazy impulse buy and it’s been absolutely killer!!

New cab gets the other day.

Got this weirdo Sunn Cab in a trade along with some other stuff. It was originally sold as a pair with a sunn head to use as a cheap PA alternative, which explains why its wedge shaped and has the clasps on the front.

Its a very dark sounding cab with lots of focus in the lows and mids, so it with the Orange sounds exactly like you'd expect. It DOOMS HELLA HARD.

Picked up a new cab today for crazy cheap. Woo!