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I hope something pops up so we can start tracking down the thieves.

Thanks. Haven't heard anything else yet though.

The police do.

Nothing yet, still working on it though.

Thanks for the help.

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I'm really upset at the moment and need your help. Never thought I would ever have to deal with something like this. But Sunday (07/18/2010) a climate controlled facility was broken into (21 units total) and I had some very expensive and sentimental gear stolen. I'm passing this along to...

Check out the EMG-PA2 and EMG-AB. Both are clean boost you can mount on or inside of the guitar, set the volume boost you need to match your LP and go.

SPEAKERS OR SOME TYPE OF "PROFESSIONAL" LOAD DEVICE!!!!! :shock: Or as suggested use just some type of pre-amp to record direct with. A resistor at the end of an instrument cable is waaaaaaay toooooooo risky. :? Another option: Keep the amp on STANDBY and use the loop send/out to go to...

I have it with the c90's, sounds great. especially when used with a closed back cab. Fills the room very well.

Usually a lower ohm load (4 ohms) will tighten up the sound of an amp where a higher ohm load (16 ohms) will loosen it up. Tighter might give the feeling of lower volume where looser may seem louder. Try it both ways and stick with the one you like best.

I'm a Dumd ***. :lol: Set the cab to mono, connect the 16 ohm (or 4 ohm) cab jack to the 16 ohm (or 4 ohm) connector on back of the Tremoverb.

Mesa Simul 395

Set cab switch to stereo. Connect left amp out to left cab in. Connect right amp out to right cab in. You are set to go. :wink:

One thing nobody ever considers, especially when buying a cab, is how the grille cloth effects the tone. If you go with a heavier material (i.e. basket weave, cane, dense cloth, etc) you will eliminate a lot of what you are talking about. The heavier grill cloth will dampen the high end just as...