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i'm quite attached to mine now. i think i'll keep it

micah, i know what your saying but it's not one of the retaining screws platypus, what does it do then? i'm intrigued

I have a LSS and it's got a black screw with a Philips head sticking out about and inch just behind and between the first and second power tubes looking from the back, left to right. Can anyone have a look to see if their LSS has one or does anyone know why it's there? I didn't want to mess...

timmerel, put a bit of gos (spit) round the rubber seal on the little blighters before you screw them in. makes it well easy.

ok dudes, thanks. i only have one guitar and one lead so i will borrow another of both to try and eliminate that. i'm pretty meticulous though and i would be surprised if it is the guitar or lead but from the sound of it, you don't seem to thinks it is microphonics.

tele_jas, i wouldnt describe it as a metallic sound. its like wiggling a bad lead but quite quiet, just underneath every plucked note.

zeppman, yeah it happens with both channels. i get some hum when i dont touch the strings but its not the same or related to the suspected microphonics. the suspected microphonic crackle is there only when the amp is producing sound. its the same sound as a dodgy lead but my guitar and lead are...

i've got a crackling sound from my LSS that sounds like a loose earth and wondered if it's microphonics. it only happens when the strings are plucked and it stops when i mute the strings. can anyone help?

bloozman, thats a shame. it sounds like you got a duffer. ylo, your right. i'd say that 5 watts is nearly as loud as 30 at the levels i've been able to play. its interesting that speaker cone area to percieved volume has a similar relationship. i guess the travel of 2 speakers isnt double that...

hello BB. i just got a LSS 1x12 and its excellent. like alot of people i have to keep the volume down and was suprised to discover that the most useful thing for doing that was the pre amp, not the 5w setting. this thing sounds as good as your average cranked amp with the master volume barely up...