Recent content by mexirican

So, it's that time in my life where I have to down size. Wife + Kids + house = I don't NEED a 7 foot tall tower of awesome. I currently own a Triple Rec, Boogie 4x12 Standard Slant, a Boogie 4x12 Straight oversized cab, Boogie 2x12 Recto cab and a Boogie 1x12 3/4 back (converted to closed back...

So I received my pedal. Works great to change channels, light and all. The problems come in when I connect it to the solo boost, which is where I want to use it. 2 problems. 1 - The polarity is backwards, but only on the solo. If I connect it to anything else, the light works the way it should...

I assume you're talking about the 3/4 back cabs. Why are you going back? What about the sound don't you like?

So, Craigslist has been good to me recently. I've acquired 2 - 1x12 Boogie cabs for stupid cheap. 3/4 open back wide body and a 1x12 Recto, not the mini but the big *** cube. My question is, if you hade these cabs, AND a V30 (60 watt), MC-90 (90 watt) and a EV12L (200 watt), what would you make...

Thanks!

Boogie sells their own pedal (http://mesa.stores.yahoo.net/fcrec.html) for switching. Is it safe to assume that there is power flowing through the cable to power the LED?

I'm in the market for a channel switch pedal but I have a question. I see pedals that need 9v power for the LED and others that don't. But, the pedal that came with my Triple Rec does not need a dedicated 9v power supply. Does anyone know if there is power going through the channel switch plugs...

First off, I already used the search function and couldn't find anything in this. I have a Triple rec. My pedal board has stuff before the amp and in the loop (what they are is irrelevant) and I'm also using the amps pedal too so their are 4 cables total. Since I currently only use 2 channels...

Way to unearth this post! I forgot I even asked it. What I ended up doing was I bought a long speaker cable. When there's a long distance between me and where I'd like to put my amp, I'll roll the cab where I want it then put my amp up front with me. There's always space on the side of the...

I have 2 recto 4x12s that I use for band practice/live shows. (Only 1 live) I'm looking for a small 1x12 or 2x12 cab that I can jam with at home. It probably would help to say that my Triple Rec is staying at the practice space and I'll be using a Line 6 POD HD 500X and an Electro Harmonix...

Yes. I know that already. Both of their technical specs are very accessible on the web. Looking for opinions on their sound in low to moderate volumes.

Correction. It's a Boogie 1x12 Wide-body Closed Back, not a Thiele

So, like many of you, I'm looking to downsize my gear...sort of. I have 3 4x12s. Yes, I know. No need for all of that but that's besides the point. Anyways, I'm selling 1 of the 4x12s and looking to get either the Genz Benz of the Boogie Thiele. Anyone have any experience with these two cabs...

Who did you order your tubes from?

I practice with my band 3 times a week for about 2 hours each time. Amp is pretty cranked while we are playing too. Channel volume is always @ 50% and my output is between 20-25%. I have some old pre-amp tubes that I can transfer around. Hopefully that will be the problem. 5 new pre-amp tubes...