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Been working fine ever since!

did a re-solder where the PT connects and the buss wires. Pin 7 did look questionable like possibly a cold joint when I put heat to it, much cleaner joint now and all tubes lighting up.

Around here I see DC's them all the time on CL for $800-$1200 and $400-$600 for a 4X12 Recto

Okay I'm back to having the same problem when I notice the volume starting to fade again. Tried putting in different tubes and same thing. First powertube lights up and the rest don't. Heater wires and connections on all sockets are fine. Back in the dark again...lol :?:

Not sure which catagory to post this in... Just curious to hear reviews on what people think about the Heartbreaker in comparison with its counterparts it's made to replicate. It was my first Boogie owned, along with a 2Ch Triple and 3Ch Dual. I like the amp, its in excellent shape with no...

I use an Ibanez Tube King in front of my Dual and Triple, it does a pretty fair job at low volumes and love it's bottom end chunkiness and creamy tone. Another thing I use is an EQ pedal where you boost the bottom, turn down the output and turn up the amp volume... And with both in line...

More than likely that's what I'll end up doing..

or rewire the two cabs for 32 ohms and run them parallel?? eh..probably wouldn't be a great match for the other channel carrying an 8 ohm load. have you ever run a "series box" ? You can't rewire the cabs to 16ohm without replacing the speakers. What you can do is build a series box so that...

I was thinking about doing the re-wire to 16 ohm cabs... Would probably sound the best and not so much a mis-match so then better for the amp too.

Ok that's what I originally felt as wiring two speakers together in parallel will cut the ohm in half, series will double. (ohms law).

Just checking to see if I'm on the correct page....It's been awhile as I've been using vintage british amps lately. In one of my Mesa set up's I intend to run a 4X12 oversize and (2) 2x12's. Question? The "Out" on the 4X12 is a "Parallel" out? Meaning that if I connect or daisy chain from the...

Great, thanks!

My suggestions would be to either go stock.... or Winged C's

My Triple is without a foot switch, which ones will work or aftermarket? Build one?

:shock: tested all heater circuit; wires, pins, sockets, solder joints etc... back to this.....I have taken the tubes out, back in and back out, (probably 6-7 times) all would light up until I put the last tube back in (closes to the source) and all would go out except for the one tube, same...

ok interesting situation.... Started to replace each tube one by one...turning the amp off/back on each time. Every tube lit up until I got to the last tube...when I put that last one in the others went off and only the last one lit up??

Ok tested all tube sockets, unless my meter is off both pins 2&7 read at 5V's, and I understand it should be 6.3 ??

Any "need to know's" on accessing and removing the pcb's? I hear Boogie's can be a bit of a challenge...

hmm...I'm pretty good with a soldering iron and know most of the "safety issues" with amp repair just need to know where/how to look/test/fix.. I see where it's not easy to some across a schematic for a triple recto ??

Tried the tubes in another amp and the light up fine. ..and there no difference in either "rectifier" mode