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I loved my Malibu wagon. I changed the whole powertrain with a 350/TH700R4/3:73 rear and lowered it a little and added some nice ralley wheels. It was a killer daily driver for around $6K. I'd do it again. Mine didn't have the wood paneling though. Awesome amp collection.

The Major is ultra linear. Blackmore's tech said on forums that they smoked a few OT's with boost and by cascading. They joked and called it the smoke on the water effect. Mine ran fine for 20 years cascaded and with a JCM style master. I didn't have to crank it too loud to get the goods but had...

The JB is the classic combo with all maple. So is brass hardware. I would get a solid brass bridge and tailpiece. Also look for the long steel bushings like the OG Gibsons...

I don't think phase is an issue with each signal coming out of its own cab. If it does, wouldn't moving the cab back 1/2" fix it?

Guitar > Pedals > KHE Amp Switcher (w/ 2 amps hooked up) > KHE speaker level out to PS-100 amp input > 4x12 cab PS-100 line out > FX Delay/Verb > Synergy 50/50 > 1x12 cubes.

Some of my friends have had 15" CV's in their living rooms. Sounded like a concert. I think that CL ad have 10"'s ? Maybe they are fine I have JBL L100-T that I got for free and redid the foam surrounds on the woofers. As far as receivers, the modern ones have multiple HDMI inputs. We've had...

If you're deleting the pot you can just wire the pickup directly to the output jack.

I have one. Out of a '75. I don't have the plug. Trade?

4x12's rule no doubt. I've had the same two for almost 40 years. I also used a DIY Bassman 1x12 combo a lot for band practice in a very loud band with success. The other guitarist had a full stack and a rack. SVT for bass and 24" double bass and power toms on drums. We would laugh at how well it...

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I worked with a dude that got socked by Tyson. He was a bouncer at a club where Mike was having a scuffle with a chick and had to break it up. He said it hurt.

Jerry did one of those Ernie Ball Icon interviews and was talking about a time early in AIC when Ed came over and gave Jerry a few cabs and guitars.

The Simulclass thing could be a little tricky.. I found a good article. https://www.ampbooks.com/mobile/classic-circuits/extended-a/

The replacement OT's for old Fenders should be a good choice. The 4.4K primary for 50W or 2.2K for 100W for Bassman and Showman. Are you going to mix 6L6GC and EL34's with the Simulclass?

Excellent cover! I remember that sound page.

This new to the market switcher / mixer by Red Seven has some cool features. A little pricey though. https://www.redseven-amplification.com/multi-stereo-line-mixer/ I've had a GCX and Ground Control for 20 years. Good bang for the buck. The RJM and Switchblade are great products too. I'm...

Thanks for the link mcstinger. It is on sale for $8.

Rolling down the definition in the amp settings helps. I like using the wet/dry mix knob on the boost. I play mine with real 4x12's and turn the Kemper cab IR off.

https://www.tubesandmore.com/products/vacuum-tube-6550a-str-tube-amp-doctor-premium-selected I have not tried these. I've only ever had GE's but they are 300 bucks each now and nearly extinct.

If the back is flopping around too much it can sound like shit. If you build your back in a way that resonance is controlled without the post. That would probably sound the best. Maybe a piece of aluminum angle across the inside of the back. You could use it for a flushmount jack plate too.