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Anyone remember the height, width depth of these? Thanks

The guys at thegearpage.net feel the mi audio tube zone cops the recto sound.

WTB: Black Shadow MC90, 8ohm, 12inch, to 95124 Thanks in advance!

You are the man! I'd appreciate it a lot. Thanks

Well, my tech says $120 and 3 LDRs replaced later that it's fixed, but he can't tell me if the mod was a factor, so I think I'll lay off it. Bummer.

My vote goes for lower gain preamp tubes, I've used a 5751 in v2 with great results.

Yes, if your mod works safely on a tremo, I would think every tremo user in the world would do it, or at least strongly consider it. It's even more useful on the tremo vs the f-series because the loop is footswitchable, on the f-series the footswitches are for channel, contour, and reverb. I...

The Loop Active Master is always active when ext switching is selected, footswitching on/off engages the effects in the loop itself. Even if I'm not trying to use anything in the loop, I run the amp with the loop 'always on' so that I have that extra master volume. At least, that's how mine works.

When using the external switching for the loop, the loop master works as a master volume whether the loop is engaged or not and the send-fxmix knobs have no effect without having an actual boosting effect in the loop, e.g. mxr micro amp or eq. Having an externally switchable loop option is...

Sure, I understand the functioning of the mod and the reason why I was trying to use it, I was hoping someone else would try the mod on a Tremoverb, and it worked great as you describe except for the volume drop outs issue I was having. BTW, I really appreciate your willingness to publish the...

For a solo boost, as I mentioned in my first post. None of this was about getting a master volume for me, I already know there is a master volume on the amp when the loop is engaged.

Which post? Sorry if I'm coming off a little dense, but I tried the cable directly from send to return when I first got the amp, and that had no effect for reasons I don't understand, regardless of my send or mix knobs. Hal9000's mod seems to me bleeds some signal to ground when the loop is...

Well, it will be 2 or 3 weeks before I know what happened in detail, but the tech agreed that it doesn' make sense that only one channel was affected. Hey, if someone else wants to try it, I'm all eyes. For now I need to scrape up a suitable backup.

Meh, they're closed today, so I'll post back later.

hmm, I didn't want to risk it after what happened with the first channel. I'll post about what the tech says.

I tried replacing all the preamp tubes right away after the problem showed up, so I think it's something on the board? channel1 makes good sound for 2-3 seconds, goes silent for 5-8 seconds, then makes sound again for 2-3 seconds, goes silent again, and so on channel2 is fine

I soldered the inside pin of a right angled jack to the sleeve/case, then screwed it back together. The shorted jack I put in 'return', the standard open jack I put in 'send', had send and mix cranked, I noticed the volume went up as I turned mix down vs. what I would normally expect (volume...

I soldered the pin to ground within a right angle jack, it could have been intermittent I suppose (i'm at work now so can't check). Does that give a clue to the problem? I'm guessing it's at least a fried resistor or cap or relay? Anyway, nothing I think I would tackle myself. I did remove...

There's a 'loop' footswitch jack that is a simple 1/4" jack.