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Dear Lone Star Special experts, I have problem with my LSS that just occured today. There is a slight "howling" sound that is independent from the input (still there when guitar is fully muted) but increases when increasing the master or the ouput settings. It is on both channels and seems to...

I have made the switch to a Celestion Blue in my LSS a couple of months ago and I am totally happy with it. The sound is more open and dynamic, with a tight bass. The change has improved the sound vs. the C90 both for clean and distorted settings. In comparison, a Vintage 30 had too much...

Thank you guys for the NOS recommendations, and special thanks to Timber Wolf! After a rather limited testing with various tubes my setup is now like this: V1 Mullard ECC83 long plate V2 Mullard ECC83 short plate V3 Philips Miniwatt ECC83 V4 General Electric JAN 5751 V5 Mullard 12AT7WA /...

I have made the switch to a Celestion Blue Bulldog. The sound is now more tight in the bass and very "transparent", especially in clean settings, great dynamics. For me it was worth the money! You have to take into account that this speaker is rated at 15 W, so if you use only one speaker, make...

I use my Les Paul (1984 model) mainly with channel 2 on my LSS. While my Strat was an immediate match with the LSS, it took more time to find the right seting for the Les Paul. What I ended up with is pretty close to Sabu's setting listed above. If I want more bite with the LP, I add a BSM RM...

I have replaced the stock C90 speaker with a Celestion Blue Bulldog in my Lone Star Special, and this fixes the problem with the "boomy" bass. This is not a cheap speaker, but it is worth the money! Very "transparent", especially in clean settings, great dynamics. You have to take into account...