sleepkid wrote:EDIT: And listening to The Dress Circle (Aux Muck) for the first time! This is excellent!!Ditto.In addition, page five delivers. You guys are often priceless. This was one of those times.

yard barf wrote:Thanks, dudes! Feels really good to hear that you guys think the record turned out all right.It's actually better than "All Right".More like "Stone Jams".

Congratulations on your new family member! Totally can see how that doesn't give one a lot of time for playing though - but it's a different kind of joy! yard barf wrote:The jazz channel sounds like a black face fender, the AB763 that was in a lot of them. At least, that's how it sounds to me. FM Doctor Tony Balls could tell you more than me about it though. The Rock channel sounds like a tube amp with a boost pedal.God bless the Royal Super Bunny.Phrases rarely said. So glad that it's made it's long journey to it's spiritual home.That Rock Channel had a FET overdrive circuit? Is that right? Unfortunately Tony's schematics and pictures are no longer available in this thread. I've picked up a fair number of amplifiers over the years here, and should probably document some of them on the Bizarre Guitar thread, but I've been pretty much buried under my new job for the last year and a half.EDIT: And listening to The Dress Circle (Aux Muck) for the first time! This is excellent!!

Thanks, dudes! Feels really good to hear that you guys think the record turned out all right.

Here's the schematic, and a link to the Flickr album with all my Super Bunny pics.royal-super-bunny-mods\_34190568721\_ohttps://www.flickr.com/photos/151433291 ... 270915741/

Thank you Monsieur Balls!Probably the only existant Royal schematic of any kind actually.And wow! A photo of the shipping box I made for it! I remember that. Handles for convenience.

hylje wrote:The Dress Circle sounds awesome!Thanks!I'm pleased to announce that the Royal Super Bunny will be my publicist from now on, since my band has never gotten so much attention before!