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Yep, that's the unfortunate reality. If MikeB has it in front of him, you had better let him do what's needed if you have the money. They're not cheap to repair either.

Even if you were basing it on 35 watts, you're still at 54% which is still great. I would have done the same. What were you seeing on the screens? I watched the video Lyle Caldwell did on a '69 Park 150 he worked on 4 years ago. That would be my desert island amp! It was a hybrid cathode...

If there were anything to know, Steve would know about it. He knows Reinhold very well. He's a Super OG! I bought a Herbert from him back in the day. He is as good as they come.

It's just reality. I did everything within reason to try to make things work. I'm okay with that.

Divorced... Kids are good though.

I saw the amps, and I said to myself, "I know who that is!" Good to see you, Jordan!

I looked at The Other Josh Browne's video. They don't look too bad to work on. The opto couplers for the channel switching are the major pain. He mentioned the ones he used that worked. Also, the electrolytic caps would all need to be changed by now if they haven't already been taken care...

B-E-A-U-tiful!!!

American here... I'm not upset. We have plenty of cookoos running around in the wild.

Let's see. Any Aerosmith song that isn't "Dream On" or "Angel". All R&B songs. All Rap songs past around 1995, and there are only a few that I like before that. Anything Country after 1993.... The new stuff is trash, but most of the older stuff is trash too. Techno music. 99.99999999% of Pop...

Oh yeah... It's going to happen. They're both living on borrowed time.

The only ones I ever had were the original Powerball heads. You could play them at home with no problems. As soon as you gave them some volume, the feedback made the amps unusable when trying to play in the context of a band. I think they added the Gate on the second version. The Powerball...

I played every one of them that way. I was only playing rhythm, so it was just guitars, cable and amp.

I mainly concentrate on sharing the gift of all tube tone with as many neighbors as possible. Rip Glitter would be proud!

Then, Post Neo Soul Core takes off.

Post Neo Soul is on the horizon.

Yep!

I use the H3+ mainly. It's big and fat! <<< That's what she said!

If I were going to go that route, I would have to go with Warmoth. I have girl hands, and I would want the Wolfgang neck with its radius and nut width. I would put Anderson pickups in it though! Anderson has always been cool and was quick to respond when I had a question about the pickup...