Recent content by cvansickle

This happens with aftermarket non-humbucking singles too. Should be no problem.

I own both a Mesa Stiletto Ace and an Orange Dual Terror. They sound 100% different from each other. Both are great amps.

Mine is the heart of a wet/dry/wet rig:

I use graphic in the loop of my Stiletto Ace head. In fact, every Mesa I've owned, with the exception of the Blue Angel, benefitted with a graphic. The Nomad and the DC-5 had them already, of course.

Get a HotPlate.

My wet/dry/wet rig:

There is a magic chemistry to the Norlin-era Custom, I believe. The mix: - Maple neck with ebony board - Maple top on mahogany body - Thick paint with nitro finish It works! That's all we need, it works!

I haven't said this in a long time.... Welcome to the Aces!

Mine is from 1979. Bought it new in 1980 and it's still number 1. Modified to the bejeezus belt though.

Crossbreeding... only in Mississippi.

I use two 1x12 Bassons for stereo effects in my wet/dry/wet rig. They are loud, clean and punchy. No unwanted speaker distortion. Highly recommended.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaXKGj2DwFo

Get out your old Dymo Label Maker and re-label the buttons!

Get out your soldering iron. Open the box, and flip-flop the tip and ring connections on the switch's output jack.