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You just need to figure out a few mix strategies for single guitar. Say like VH, guitar on the left with some verb on the right. Bass on the right with some verb on the left. Drums and vocals in the center. If its a solo guitar thing. Put the guitar in the center and try to move some of the...

awesome. totally awesome.

The Schumacher/old Fender stuff can sound really good. They are pretty durable too. The problem with them is limited secondary taps. Some are only 4 ohm. Either of those at 375-400V with cathode biased 6L6GC would make a cool hard rock amp. The Edcor's are cool because there are so many...

Oh- They are 57" wide on the desk.

Have you already been using 4K on your computers? It's a big change. I really like the IPS screens better. They can be expensive for 4K. I got two LG 32" 1440p for $250-$300 ea. I think that is the sweet spot.

It doubles the reflected primary impedance of the output transformer. Doubles the load on the plates.

A common value for the resistor is 10K 2 Watt. Solder 6-8" of wire and an insulated (rubber boot) alligator clip to both sides and heat shrink the resistor. 22, 20, or 18 AWG wire is fine. Clip it to a bare metal spot on the chassis or a ground lug and then somewhere on the power rail. Pin 1...

-Mahogany and maple on one side, Swamp ash and maple on the other. In the hands of competent players = 1 point for team tonewoods. -It is not just the frequency response but the attack and transient shape and feel a different type of wood could contribute to the overall character of the guitar...

Our old band ran 4 cabs each at practice for a few years. Mic'd drums through the PA. Massively painful. Kinda ruined it. The last phase of the band we were all using combos and the mix in the room was great.

Haven't used them but they seem plenty nice. 20AWG is good. Braided shield is good. Hopefully it is all tinned.

Dude post a picture. That guy built some rad stuff. RIP.

When there is a lightning storm it's a good idea to unplug at least the good stuff.

https://www.audiofront.net/eDrumIn.php They have a 4 input model for $150. It comes with really nice software to adjust and calibrate the trigger signal. Good with hats as well.

Try adjusting the velocity curve on your module. A bowed down curve. I really believe on edrums you need to play lighter. Real drummers don't like that but the threshold for a barking rimshot is way lower with elec kits.

Those are SWEET LP Freak. These guys are cool. Affordable too. https://precisionguitarkits.com/product-category/guitars/s-style My best advise is to use a bar of soap and scrape some on the woodscrews before you screw them in for the 1st time.

155, the pot is a mini Alpha 10K. That terminal strip is the bottom half of the old pot.

I have one of the cheaper Radial ProRMP. It had a pad hard wired to the pot. I removed those and swapped the pot. It gets a decent signal to the amp.

Maybe clip in some snubber caps to bleed off some treble? There is a good article on the Valve Wizard website.

Neil taught us about true craftsmanship. Terry and Danny would probably wonder how they could be picked over Neil.

Orange makes one for $500... https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/VT1000--orange-vt1000-valve-tester A friend of mine loaned me his a couple times, it is pretty cool.