rabies
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How is the Electra Dyne and Mark V biased? Cold as well?
C'mon now rabies,you've been around here long enough to know the answer to that.All Mesa's are biased cold for various reasons.One,they rely on the preamp to supply the distortion,the outputs are just clean,cold,and if they bias them cold,theres no need to worry about a tube being too hot and causing problems they would have to rectify under warranty.It also gives them a very wide margin of tubes that will be "safe" meaning less rejects when they sort big lots of tubes.rabies said:How is the Electra Dyne and Mark V biased? Cold as well?
what a great kit I just checked it out on ebay I would definitely use this if I hadn't already done it myselfboogieman275 said:I bought a kit from Mansfield Guitars. It was easy to install but you do need some tools and the ability to locate the resistor. I did call them for help and they were great to deal with. I saw pics of one installed on a Roadster on their ebay auction. They are available on their website but they are cheaper on ebay but I think that's going to end soon. It really warmed up the amp. I'll never own another amp without adjustable bias
jonamojo said:what a great kit I just checked it out on ebay I would definitely use this if I hadn't already done it myselfboogieman275 said:I bought a kit from Mansfield Guitars. It was easy to install but you do need some tools and the ability to locate the resistor. I did call them for help and they were great to deal with. I saw pics of one installed on a Roadster on their ebay auction. They are available on their website but they are cheaper on ebay but I think that's going to end soon. It really warmed up the amp. I'll never own another amp without adjustable bias
Depends on how you mod it. I set up a Rectifier I had so that 6L6 mode was stock, and EL34 mode used adjustable bias. It was cool because I could go directly back and forth between stock and hotter bias. Stock sounded better than "proper" 60 - 70%, then I sold the amp; go figure. Probably just needed a cap job though, as this was last summer and the amp was a '93 Rev. F Dual.droptrd said:Also, and this may be a stupid question....When you put in an adjustable bias, does the 6L6/EL34 switch still work properly?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320495073647&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:ITdroptrd said:What did you search on ebay? I couldnt find it.jonamojo said:what a great kit I just checked it out on ebay I would definitely use this if I hadn't already done it myselfboogieman275 said:I bought a kit from Mansfield Guitars. It was easy to install but you do need some tools and the ability to locate the resistor. I did call them for help and they were great to deal with. I saw pics of one installed on a Roadster on their ebay auction. They are available on their website but they are cheaper on ebay but I think that's going to end soon. It really warmed up the amp. I'll never own another amp without adjustable bias
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