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Yes I want to use it out front to boost the amp over all and to boost certain frequencies ala dimebag from the late 80s early 90s and a few others.

Pretty sure a noise gate is pretty much required with a pq3 at high gain. Not sure how much different the pq4 is with the noise level. Guessing pretty much the same.

Ugh. Sucks living in the middle of nowhere. Still in cali but no where near socal. Quite the contrary. Very NorCal.

Nah just a way they hold normal plate castors as far as I can tell.

I’ve seen that sustain plus para pedal before. It definitely looked interesting. Not sure it’s exactly what I’m looking for but it may work.

Here’s another place that shows a 4x12 and apparently is used 2 inch plate castors but it came with them. http://powerdragon-powerdragon.blogspot.com/2014/03/diezel-4x12-front-loaded-cabinet.html?m=1

Here’s a place where others have found theirs apparently. https://us.tchweb.com/collections/casters

Ok. Looks like they just use standard castors on plates. Some amps use ones with a stick in the middle that connects. That one appears to just be a 4 bolt plate that slips in and then is screwed on with the 4 screws in the middle. You may have to source your own. I’d personally start by measure...

Sorry what I mean is the pussy melter was tc electronics and their marketing says this butthole burner is the exact same circuit supposedly. I’m wondering who’s making them for them now and what might be close to that that isn’t limited edition.

I wonder what circuit they’re using in these. Seeing as how they’re tc electronics pedals I’m guessing it may be a modification of one of their current designs.

Happen to have a picture of the socket on the bottom? That would help. There’s a couple different types it could be.

That’s the entire dilemma. Finding a furman is hard and pricey but may be the road I have to take sadly. Guess it’s like I’ve always said though. Buy once cry once.

Well damn. Lol. Not the news I truly wanted to hear but kind of what I figured already. I may still check out that loft 401 if I can. Trying to put together a budget 80s/dime rig is journey all its own.

Makes sense why dime kept using them even when other newer things existed.

This is what I was fearing all along. Thank you for chiming in. I was looking for someone who has owned several and could comment on what makes the Furman different.

I agree they may be talented and I wasn’t exactly commenting on that performance last night. It was mildly entertaining even though I couldn’t hear any guitar in it what so ever. I’m no denying talent still exists im more commenting on that fact that the industry as a whole doesn’t really...

Thanks for the heads up on those. They do look quite nice and the fact that they’re newer is awesome since a lot of what I’m looking at now is older and may need caps replaced etc coming up.

I’m a long time lurker lol. Just finally decided to join up and actually participate yesterday.

I’ve seen those but can’t seem to find many of them for sale. I see the 2240 but that’s more than I’d ever need.

How the noise on that one? Pretty quiet or does it get hissy at higher volume?