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That is not true.

Already done. No issue. I don't understand only accepting FF or Zelle or Venmo. If the buyer pays the fees (like I did), then seller should have no problem accepting PayPal. After all, why would I want to risk thousands of dollars on an unknown seller. That's what PP is for—buyer and seller...

There is no "selling fee" for PayPal. Are you talking about the 3% fee PayPal takes as a transaction fee? Yes, that is refunded, as it was never taken out of the payment in the first place. the transaction doesn't complete until the seller accepts payment and the funds are released, which never...

If you used a credit card via PayPal, even with F&F, you can open a dispute and initiate a chargeback with your credit card company.

I don't think this is what happened here. Seller just put the guitar up on Reverb as another option. But Reverb will also hold the funds until seller provides tracking and confirms delivery. So I'm not sure how the seller thinks that's any different lol. Also, Reverb charges sales tax to me...

This is why I raise the string gauge when I tune lower than 1/2 step. I usually play 10s in standard. If I tune down to C-standard, I'll go up to 11s.

But here are some photos of the guitar for entertainment purposes.

Found a guitar on FB Marketplace (in another state). Asked for specific photos from various angles to confirm it's a real guitar and seller actually has it. Agreed on a price and paid via PayPal Goods and Services as agreed. Buyer immediately messages me that PayPal put a hold on the funds and...

The two speakers are similar. I've played them both, but not side by side.

New UK G12M-25s are great. I prefer them over V30s for everything.

I don't see any major low-pass filters there.

Sure, replacing the slope resistor with a pot is a simple and easy way of doing it. Just find the lowest value you'd ever want and hardwire that in series with a pot of some value to get the maximum resistance you want. Pretty easy. Hell... then you can just replace the treble cap with a 6-way...

Yes, you got it. RE: NFB... looks like your amp has 100K/4ohm tap. That's about as bright/loose as I'd want it, so no need to mess with that.

Edited my post above for more info.

Leave the slope at 47K and try raising the value of the treble cap from 470pF instead. Sky's the limit. Can even go as high as 4700pF if you wanted to. But try 510pF, 680pF, 820pF, 1000pF, 2200pF, 3300pF, 4700pF. Alternatively, you can lower slope resistor to 39K or 33K for more mids. But might...

What amp do you have and what is the current tone stack setup?

Slope resistor, treble cap, NFB resistor/tap. Those three should yield large changes and are easy to experiment with.

Not unless he had a hiwatt

Nice playing dude! That tone stack change is closer to what Langner did sometimes for more of a scooped sound (56K/250pF). That value is also found in older Marshalls, especially Bass circuits. Here's another clip of your amp from when @Exo-metal and I were testing it.

Sure. Give me his phone number, I'd love to have a chat. Maybe something is getting lost in translations... Thread locker is used in tons of applications from automotive to aerospace to construction—including Boeing aircraft. Claiming otherwise is really odd. I don't know about not allowing...