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Try emailing them again or hitting them up on facebook. They've had issues for years with either their email system or who's taking care of them. As for tubes, they can last 20 years or 20 minutes. That's just the way it is now.

Well, no. Dimarzio was selling replacement pickups, Gibson was not. You could not buy double cream pickups from Gibson when Dimarzio filed their trademark. A lot of people confuse trademarks and patents whenever this subject comes up. Coca cola trademarked a style of bottle, noone else can use...

Could be the preamp tubes that they use now.

I'll give ya $301 for it. :)

Marshall dropped all of their sig models after Jim died. I doubt Slash still had any association with the company.

Yes, it was his first amp with Peavey. It's a Butcher (which is basically a master volume Marshall) with Jose mods.

Lots of complaints about voodoo's service the last few years.

No, the Shuguang plant shut down several years ago. Some of the employees started a new company called Psvane. Mixed reviews on the tubes coming out of there, but they're not the same tube.

ULs all go for around the same price unless artist owned or something ($3-4K). You'd have to check reverb for anderson prices, since you dont have any pics.

When I was a kid in the 70s we called these people "burnouts".

I think we've all been there before lol.

Bidenomics+California location, hard to do business. Wonder what the remaining manufacturers in Cali are going to do in a few years when trucks are outlawed out there? It's going to be a nightmare for shipping.

Try the pickup picker at dimarzio's site.

What guitar? I like the at-1 in strats, but might be too fat for les pauls.

It was in a thread on the defunct fryette users forum. Steve talked about how Worship Music was recorded with Ian's Marshall and Rob Caggiano's Fryette amps. Scott Ian then gave an interview where he claimed that the Randalls he was endorsing at the time were used on the album. Later, he gave...

Not sure, but Steven Fryette rebuilt that amp during the recording of "Worship Music". He said it had undergone some mods over the years. He put it back to stock except for a couple of slight mods that he does to JCM800s.

You can daisy chain inputs on 4 hole fenders and marshalls. You can also send a speaker out to the input of another amp, as long as you have a cab hooked up to the other speaker out. Not recommended, but doable.

Broken JB. I had a Duncan '59 in an Ibanez rg550 once. I wasn't going for the VH tone, but that pup did it better than any other I've ever had.

You could try a treble bleed, or a really short cable to a buffered pedal. Some pickups just don't clean up very well.

Great amps, wish I'd bought them all up 5 years ago when they were $600 used.