I think I have two of the Marshall versions from the early 90s and a quad of normal ones from '91 (one was reconed by Scumback). All 16 ohm. If either of those interests you, just let me know.
fwiw rather than modding or using a power station for an FX loop, I've taken to using a profile of stock JMPs (after the Kemper and QC, I settled on the Nano).
I run the profiler into a power amp and cab and can easily add FX after the profiler. I took profiles of various boost and double...
I think that's right for modern mode. In the Recto in red modern, there's not a true presence control, just a high cut, which might be located in the preamp rather than power amp.
It's not necessarily going to wear just sitting in the case. But the metal to metal contact can cause corrosion, and a significant joint can press the strings in to cause a dent.
If it comes in and out often and you don't drop it etc, then sure, not really a thing to worry about. But it's easy...
I think generally long shaft pots are recommended for USA LPs and short shaft for historic LPs. Beyond that, I think you just adjust to your preference.
I typically use a JMP 2204 into Marshall 4x12s but probably my favorite amp ever is a JMP 2104 combo with blackback G12Ms. Is sounds huge and snarling.
I had a Bogner modded Traynor that I think was a Bassmaster. Was converted to gain/master volume with some switches. So seems like it can be converted over to something like a 2204 and then further modded from there.
My son plays youth baseball and moved to the fullsized field a year or so ago. 60 feet is a long way to throw.
I'm not the coach and I don't like throwing to other people's kids in case I hit them (spoiler, it happens haha), and I can say that most of the adults I've run across cannot throw a...
I had a QC and switched to a Nano. Love the Nano. The iPhone app and cloud work well. If you're just making and using your own captures (like me), then there's not much to do in the app other than assign footswitches and set levels among the four switchable presets.
Once it's set up, you don't...