Edit321":39o8dhhc said:Wow that sounds killer Rusted7cl! I was thinking about getting some Friedman mods but I would probably get rapped in shipping as I live in Canada.
By the looks of your amps volume you have the amp cranked??
PBGas":3hh23qm1 said:Edit321":3hh23qm1 said:Wow that sounds killer Rusted7cl! I was thinking about getting some Friedman mods but I would probably get rapped in shipping as I live in Canada.
By the looks of your amps volume you have the amp cranked??
You could also try Fortin amps for your mods as he is in Ontario, Canada. He does some amazing work!
Basstyra":2bflir7n said:You will And actually, a simple -3 or -6dB attenuator may be enough.
Basstyra":2jomyhh9 said:Hi,
You could use a Reload, which can handle the approx 150W a 1959HW outputs when cranked up.
Alternatively, you could just add a Captor. Not as an attenuator: it can't handle 150W, but as an additional 8 ohms loadbox. Just put the 8 ohms 100W Torpedo Live and the 8 ohms 100W Torpedo Captor in parallel and voilà! You got yourself a 200W 4 ohms loadbox.
So you could just get an 8 ohms Captor, set the 1959HW to 4 ohms, connect the Live to one speaker output, and the Captor to the other, and you should be OK.
Basstyra":aujhn5l8 said:Hi,
You could use a Reload, which can handle the approx 150W a 1959HW outputs when cranked up.
Alternatively, you could just add a Captor. Not as an attenuator: it can't handle 150W, but as an additional 8 ohms loadbox. Just put the 8 ohms 100W Torpedo Live and the 8 ohms 100W Torpedo Captor in parallel and voilà! You got yourself a 200W 4 ohms loadbox.
So you could just get an 8 ohms Captor, set the 1959HW to 4 ohms, connect the Live to one speaker output, and the Captor to the other, and you should be OK.