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Killer as always

The boss is awful sounding. Either of the FB or El Cap will do well.

Delay is prob close, phase is a tricky one tho but whatever the regen knob on the pedal is at barely on is what I always used. Don't forget to add a lil verb to it as well.

Smoked it as usual.

Sounds great!!!

Yea the pro stock is what he's been using for more than a decade. My modded plexi was done by Scott and has 6550's in it and I like them better than I thought I would!

It was sold, not sure to who either. His other 800 is at splawn sitting on Scotts bench. Its also been modded but by John Suhr ( just an eq mod) and has a soldano hot mod in v2.

Riot or cmatmods brownie.

Its the 10th anniversary!

Badass Steve

Thanks for the reply but at 245 dollars thats more than what I want to put into the thing. Replacing a tube socket and c46 maybe the way I go and if I dont like it then i can gut the damn thing. When I bought it I knew it didnt work and thats why I got it for so cheap( under $100) way under...

Sounded great!!

OK guys here's the deal. Bought a 2006 DSL 100 for cheap. Like almost nothing and knew that it wouldn't fire up. The c46 resistor is fried and there are traces of carbon on V5 power tube. It will power up on standby but as soon as the power switch is flipped it hums and pops the mains fuse. my...

yea that was his mainstay up until he bought his first Splawn. Its been on Scotts bench for close to 10 years, all the early Stuck Mojo was recorded with that one and some of the early Fozzy tunes as well. I would also think about it as a signature amp, but a prostock with 6550's will put you...

His 800 has a hot mod in it and the eq section was modded by Suhr. Its broke and sitting on Scotts bench at the Splawn shop.

He records with a Splawn! Not saying it isn't mixed with an 800 but his old 800 is setting on a repair bench! I've seen him twice on this past tour and he's running stereo with a JVM 410 and a 800 reissue. His live tone is just as good as his recorded tone.

Bought his Splawn modded SLP. Was an extreme pleasure to deal with and showed up in record time. Buy with confidence!!

Sounded great

He was a great player and had some tone for sure. I was in the Bay Area when this happened and went to the memorial benefit. It was a great turn out.

Jon is one of the best virtually unknown builders out there. Pays stupid attention to all the details, and small things that most overlook. Other than Jon sailing his brand of Hill guitars he actually ran the Dean Custom Shop when Dean was making there resurgence back to where they belonged in...