4 is always better than 2

[Poster]

Pulling half the power tubes for smaller rooms is fun  My whites have never been whiter

[Heady Jam Fan]

I've been meaning to do this on my Mesa, especially since I am only using the EL34's anyway, and the heaters are just wasting the life of my 6L6's.

[fulltone1989]

Lol the extension cab outs are upside down

[Poster]

Lol the extension cab outs are upside down

when you eat that bag of dicks every morning for breakfast, do you remember to floss after?

and no, those jacks are not "upside down".

[raisingfreen]

when you eat that bag of dicks every morning for breakfast, do you remember to floss after?

Only if you bite in the first place. I'm surprised you fell for that Poster...

[MomaDan]

Lol the extension cab outs are upside down

when you eat that bag of dicks every morning for breakfast, do you remember to floss after?

and no, those jacks are not "upside down".

you eat bags of dick for breakfast? Okayyy weirdo

[fulltone1989]

Lol the extension cab outs are upside down

when you eat that bag of dicks every morning for breakfast, do you remember to floss after?

and no, those jacks are not "upside down".

The labeling is, unless the Carr 6v or whatever this amp was built upside down to basically every other amp on the planet.

Good comeback by the way, you would think that will all the "touring" you do, you would've come across some better lingo to throw at people. We ain't in 5th grade anymore pal. Grow a pair. I was poking fun at you bc of all the lame you dish out on a regular basis.

[Heady Jam Fan]

Is the amp built that way so the heat from the tubes doesn't rise into the chassis and f*ck with all the components? I always thought it was kinda silly having the tubes bellow the chassis, especially since tubes on Fenders (and some other amps) seem to get loose so easily, gravity might hold them in better 'upside down.'

[fulltone1989]

Is the amp built that way so the heat from the tubes doesn't rise into the chassis and f*ck with all the components? I always thought it was kinda silly having the tubes bellow the chassis, especially since tubes on Fenders (and some other amps) seem to get loose so easily, gravity might hold them in better 'upside down.'

I thought about this too, but if it was built that way then the heat from the tubes would rise and potentially cause issues with the reverb tank, which I assume is what that bag is at the top of the cab.

[Poster]

you eat bags of dick for breakfast? Okayyy weirdo
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LOL repd awesome!

[Poster]

Is the amp built that way so the heat from the tubes doesn't rise into the chassis and f*ck with all the components? I always thought it was kinda silly having the tubes bellow the chassis, especially since tubes on Fenders (and some other amps) seem to get loose so easily, gravity might hold them in better 'upside down.'

I thought about this too, but if it was built that way then the heat from the tubes would rise and potentially cause issues with the reverb tank, which I assume is what that bag is at the top of the cab.

yeah you totally know what your talking about.   Nasa is hiring bro, bring your learners permit. But nah, a tank cant really warp, the wood might if it were to get wet. open up a reverb tank and look at it, mark and remember *waves hand over eyes. actually there are 2 tanks in that bag, I bet that just drives you crazy huh. there are three basic reverb controls, wet wet, and mix. you can make some completely scary funk happen on the fly :0) I love it. Its all bagged up though, weird things happen in this config, so lots of board+bagging it up to kill oscillation. not a mistake just apart of doing something like this.   

[Poster]

Is the amp built that way so the heat from the tubes doesn't rise into the chassis and f*ck with all the components? I always thought it was kinda silly having the tubes bellow the chassis, especially since tubes on Fenders (and some other amps) seem to get loose so easily, gravity might hold them in better 'upside down.'

Its made to withstand the impending hobo apocalypse for sure!

[IamWILSON]

Looks like the kind of thing that would start a fire and a big lawsuit.

[sour d]

got any sound clips of this amp?

[fulltone1989]

Is the amp built that way so the heat from the tubes doesn't rise into the chassis and f*ck with all the components? I always thought it was kinda silly having the tubes bellow the chassis, especially since tubes on Fenders (and some other amps) seem to get loose so easily, gravity might hold them in better 'upside down.'

I thought about this too, but if it was built that way then the heat from the tubes would rise and potentially cause issues with the reverb tank, which I assume is what that bag is at the top of the cab.

yeah you totally know what your talking about.   Nasa is hiring bro, bring your learners permit. But nah, a tank cant really warp, the wood might if it were to get wet. open up a reverb tank and look at it, mark and remember *waves hand over eyes. actually there are 2 tanks in that bag, I bet that just drives you crazy huh. there are three basic reverb controls, wet wet, and mix. you can make some completely scary funk happen on the fly :0) I love it. Its all bagged up though, weird things happen in this config, so lots of board+bagging it up to kill oscillation. not a mistake just apart of doing something like this.  

See, that one was much better

Last time I checked reverb springs were metal and metal expands and warps when it comes in contact with heat, unless YOU have an answer to that in your bag of dicks, errrm tricks .


I'd love to hear this amp and that koa guitar too.