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Thanks - I've got a cab not a combo so hopefully all I have to do is remove the lower back panel and undo the 4 speaker nuts and lift the speaker off to be replaced by new!!! Can you confirm that it is unnecessary to remove front grill and baffle? Jon

I have a Lonestar 2 x 12 cab and I need to swap out a speaker. Can somebody please post instructions. Can I do it from the back or do I need to get the front off? If so - how? Thanks Jon

Ron, I find that those setting give me more than enough drive and sustain most of the time. When I need more I use my Effectrode Tubedrive - in channel 1 I get a fantastic crunch - in channel 2 I get a very thick single note sound which is probably the sort of thing you are after? Best...

I like my settings here - using only channel 2 with drive engaged - guitar volume on around 7 for clean(ish) and turn up for the sustain and drive (10W setting) - great sound for anything!

And mine :P Replaced 2x12 combo with 23" Head and Cab.

I live in Cornwall - UK. Its so far from anywhere down here you have to SHOUT loud to be heard!!!!! Glad you managed to see the photos. If you want them bigger just ask!!!!!!!!!! :D :D :D :D

Adding to previous post - here is a picture of my rig including the Effectrode Tube Drive!!!

Lots of discussion in many threads about overdrive. I really like the Effecrode Tube Driver. See pic in this thread!! http://forum.grailtone.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=51966

I use the A/B box to switch between Acoustic Signal and Electric Signal from the G50 receiver. A = Acoustic, B = Boogie!!! The radial Acoustic DI has two inputs so I can have two differnt levels for the Martin or the National. I use a Mono to Stereo lead from the A/B box. Tidy set up that works...

I use an Effectrode Tube Drive with my LSC into channel 1 set clean - amazing addition of a third channel!!!

"High Tide" a great modern covers band play their brand of "Electro Acoustic Rock & Blues" at The Coombe Barton Inn Crackington Haven from 9:00 pm. Jon plays a variety of guitars through a LSC 2x12 (10 50 100) Come along!!!

Hi, You cannot stop tube rattle - it is a purely mechanical thing within some tubes. I use 2 x Tube Dampers on the 4 x 6L6 and 2 on the rectifier of my LSC (2007) The work really well...

I have just changed from Fender Texas Specials on my '62 re-issue strat to Custom Shop '69's. You would not believe the difference. Amp & guitar now a match made in heaven. 69's have more chime and the LSC really complements the tone - what a difference!!!! :D

Ouch!!! Even if our opinions on "the mod" differ, we both have a great amp!!! Enjoy.

As I say. Hold the pot between thumb and index finger and turn in a circular motion!!!!!!!!!!!!

As I say. All the pots do is let signal though. They DO NOT AFFECT TONE. You can set the pots to any position between zero and full. The different pots just achieve it at different places. If you need a lesson on how to turn pots..............

Rubbish. Pots are pots!!!! All they do is let signal through. They may vary in taper (how much you need to turn them) but they allow zero signal or full signal - nothing else - unless we are talking some sort of mythical stardust going on here.

Hi all. I have read this thread with interest. I am however amazed that those of you who "do the mod" are so excited. I agree that the taper on the pots are different but you can get EXACTLY the same results by keeping the Ch2 gain LOW and the master HIGH. I can get my 2007 LSC to sound EXACTLY...

Unless you only play pretty big venues try to hold out for the 10W. I use ch1 on 50 (sometimes 100) for good clean headroom but mostly use ch2 on 10W. At home and rehearsal 50W is too loud on ch2 with a decent drive tone. Great breakuo on ch1 using 10W and tweed setting. The LSC must be "the"...