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I have a mysterious problem with my LSC: I'm trying to use a new Zoom multi effect (G2) and i'm getting a harsh, raspy, unpleasant, unwanted distortion on the higher notes. It is exactly the same type problem I get if I boost the highs with a EQ pedal. It's like the amp can't handle the...

Great job on the head cab build! Did you save the plans? Would you sell a copy? I've seen single heads for sale on Ebay. To find a price for the head, check for "completed listing" or keep checking for new ones. The $1000. - $1100. seems reasonable. Let me know if you wanna sell your...

Please let us know how it turned out for you. I'm curious to see if if I'm the only one with this issue.

I just put up a post about re-tubing my LSC with JJ's. I had the exact problem you describe. The new output tubes made a HUGE difference. Night and day difference. I did have to go through 2 sets of JJ's because the first set of tubes actually ratttled like bb's in jar. the second set are good.

I bought a Lonestar Classic (2-12) over a year ago. I never was completely satisfied with the sound. It never had the high end "sparkle" or "smooth" low-end that a good Fender Twin has. Recently, one of my Boogie 6L6 power tubes blew-up (didn't last over 14 months). When I replaced all 4...

I'm just stating that when played next to my friend/co-guitarist's Fender Hotrod Deluxe, the LSC reverb doesn't have that sort-of-hot/cooking-sparkle that comes out of the Fender reverb. The Boogie sound is more smooth and soft. It's just not as lively as the Fender. It sounds good by itself...

I'd like to get a better reverb sound from my LSC. I play with a guy who uses a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe that had an updated reverb tank (with what, I don't know) and his reverb sound is way better than mine. Traditionally, Boogie reverbs have never been that great compared to the better Fenders...