can i have one yet?

wiggins wrote:can i have one yet?

Yeah, I'd really like to try one out too.

Enormous wrote:

wiggins wrote:can i have one yet?

Yeah, I'd really like to try one out too.

Wait in the line fellas!

eliya wrote:

Enormous wrote:

wiggins wrote:can i have one yet?

Yeah, I'd really like to try one out too.

Wait in the line fellas!

Yeah!

ChristopherM wrote:Get in line assholes...I called dibs on one of these back in 2005!

TheMilford wrote:We're working on a 200 watt power amp the size of a small brick.

Walter Woods beat you to it. Class D with a HF switch-mode power supply. About half the size of a kleenex box and 1000 watts. I think he made a slightly larger one that was stereo 1200 watts.

Input: Normal
Boost: on
Gain: 5
Middle: 2
Bass: 4
Treble: 7
Volume: doesn't matter, i run it into the effects return on a gk800.

i'm still screwing around with it since i've only had it for 3 rehearsals. I'm going more for the Jon Chapple tone on mclusky's "That Man Will Not Hang". I haven't gotten there yet, i think the ampeg 4x10 i'm playing through is just too muddy.

hogrot wrote:i think the ampeg 4x10 i'm playing through is just too muddy.

yeah, i'll second it and tell you that it is.

i don't know if it's the he, or the hlf, or the older hen, but ampegs 's muddy.

might be worth dropping new speakers in it, or trading it in for something without a fucking tweeter in it.

I had the hlf. Wasn't really a fan of it.

alex maiolo wrote:

cjh wrote:

TheMilford wrote:How about the "TS-BW Pre" or the "TS-Pre BW"?

a.k.a the "Weston Electric"

Nice!

Or the "Rusty Box."
It's a little more neutral and a bit of an inside joke.


-A

Wes-tone?

I would go with "Bob in a Box", or "Box O' Bob" maybe.

TS stands for "Traynor Solid-state". The T is the last name of the guy that the company was named after.

Y'know?