I've decided that I'm going to sell my .50 Cal and some other stuff to get a Tremoverb. I've been buying and selling a bunch of amps over the past year, and I've realized that I just keep comparing them to the Tremoverb I used to have.
That is the tone I'm looking for, so this is what I'm doing.
The amp is stock, no modifications.
Here is a list of the maintenance items that I've done to the amp:
Replace all Carbon Composition Resistors in the Signal Chain. This eliminated the hiss associated with Carbon Comp.
Replace all Electrolytic Capacitors in the amp. It was built in 1990, so I figured it was time. This gave the amp much more headroom.
Replace all Preamp Tube Sockets. The original ones were shot. I could not clean them because the carbon buildup was too great.
Replace all LDR's.
I used only Mesa parts, all of them were purchased directly from Mesa.
I do not know how old the tubes are, but they sound great. They are Mesa Preamp tubes and Mesa 6L6's.
It is a little dirty, but everything functions on it as it should.
I will try to take some pictures this afternoon.
Make me a fair offer and it's yours. I bought it for $425 + shipping, but it was broken and did not change channels right and was very noisy. Now, it is very quiet and changes channels flawlessly.
I think I've seen them going for around $550 or $600 lately on ebay.
I don't really want to ebay this, since I put so much effort into it. I would rather see it go to a good home.
That is the tone I'm looking for, so this is what I'm doing.
The amp is stock, no modifications.
Here is a list of the maintenance items that I've done to the amp:
Replace all Carbon Composition Resistors in the Signal Chain. This eliminated the hiss associated with Carbon Comp.
Replace all Electrolytic Capacitors in the amp. It was built in 1990, so I figured it was time. This gave the amp much more headroom.
Replace all Preamp Tube Sockets. The original ones were shot. I could not clean them because the carbon buildup was too great.
Replace all LDR's.
I used only Mesa parts, all of them were purchased directly from Mesa.
I do not know how old the tubes are, but they sound great. They are Mesa Preamp tubes and Mesa 6L6's.
It is a little dirty, but everything functions on it as it should.
I will try to take some pictures this afternoon.
Make me a fair offer and it's yours. I bought it for $425 + shipping, but it was broken and did not change channels right and was very noisy. Now, it is very quiet and changes channels flawlessly.
I think I've seen them going for around $550 or $600 lately on ebay.
I don't really want to ebay this, since I put so much effort into it. I would rather see it go to a good home.