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its a nest of 12x5watt resistors giving 16ohm load. so its in effect 60watt. the things dont even get warm with the amp at full tilt. Also its not taking the full power of them amp only a small portion, if it was in series then that would be different :) . cheers.

disassembled, the resistor is in parrallel so even if it burnt out (which it wont) the speakers are still connected. I had a few words with Ted Webber and its the same idea as one of the products he sells used for removing speakers out of a quadbox yet maintaining the load. cheers

Hi, I did a similar thing of running the 20/20 in to a "supposed" stereo quadbox. I ran it this way for a while then thought it sounded weird so checked the wiring and discovered it wasnt stero at all, both inputs were in parrallel! yikes. So I rewired it so I have 2 x 8 ohm speakers in series...

drucifer, great work. what guitar/effects (if any) did you use. you using lead2 channel?? cheers

Hi, Just wondering if I should be concerned about the noise of the reverb. While not overtly noisy, when Idle I can hear it humming yet set it to 0 the amp is dead silent. Is this normal when on about a setting of 3-4? thanks.

I paid $750 AU for mine recently. so thats around $550 US I guess. cheers

Hi, Just discovered this forum! cool... I've got the above set running into a 4x12 wired up as stereo 16 ohm (2 speakers per side. I love the tone etc but am finding the excessive volume a problem. I'd like to cut the volume in half without sacrificing the tone. I read that some people use a...

ive also heard good things about JJ ecc83s. I'm going to replace all tubes in my quad with them soon. I may go to the gold pin version for the critical tubes.. I have heard the JJ ECC803S long plate is more prone to going microphonic in high-gain situations? am interested to see what others...