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people always forget to discuss the difference between SOUNDING louder and actually producing MORE sound.. there are two factors that affect this. speaker position and frequency. to the human ear higher pitches will always cut through the lower ones and SOUND louder. so saying one brand of...

Thanks. What is tube poisoning?

I'm making the move to tube. I've read a lot about tone and features but many places fail to mention tube care. Can anyone give me a quick caring for your tube amp rundown or anything else I may want to know about the journey to tube amps? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

Although that would be a great feature, I would be a lot cheaper an less time consuming to buy a switch you put in your loop to bypass or just turn off your effects that way. You could even make one. But adding an fx loop swich into the amp is a whole different story. Option 1 would be a switch...

for me not to buy a Dual Rectifier Roadster 2x12 Combo speak now or forever hold your peace. I'm a young guitarist with many years of technical and tonal development ahead of me. I play a Fender American Telecaster w/ the S1 switch (I also play some others but nothing compares). I'm the lead...

It also depends on how you wire the speakers. I'm assuming you're wiring them in series. If so then yes, you just add the total wattage up. I'll second MoJ's response too. You'll want them to be a little over 50 watts.

I'm planning on buying a Dual Rect Roadster and really want to buy the head and cab seperate (A head and the 2x12 cab) but that costs $300 dollars more than just going with the combo. Am I going to hear a sound difference in using the combo vs. using a head/cab setup? Furthermore, I have an...