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I’ve tried throbaks (sle-101 plus), Wizz, Gibson custombuckers, 57 classics, and the stock Tim shaws in my ‘81 LPC. All sound fantastic imo. The Wizz sounded great but had alot of feedback for some reason.

They are filter caps for a Wizard MCII, I wouldnt mind using other caps, as long as they are within spec. The problem is, I dont know what to use.

Anybody have any idea where I can source these capacitors? Ive been searching high and low, and cant find them anywhere. Sprague 140uf 400VDC MFR# 53D141F400JS6 Any help would be much appreciated.

Big fan of Saigan Terror.

I plug a NMV Marshall through a power load IR. Can’t go wrong with any of the other load boxes mentioned, the Suhr IR loader is solid as well.

My jaw hit the floor when I heard about this, We lost a legend.

Sure they can, PK's have a high-mid spike and are quite aggressive. Not in a harsh way, but you notice it when switching between other guitars. I've since changed out my PK's in favor of Miracle Mans since I wanted a flatter frequency response, but I did lose that high mid cut in the process...

Hows the FB compared to the Bogner?

No clue tbh. Haven't opened the rear to check.

Had one and I don’t remember it being anything special. I assume 20 years from now people are going to rave about the current Mesa 412’s. The “older the better” theory is nonsense to me.

Had a Bogner 412SL back in the mid 2000’s and currently have a Uberkab. Love both em. SL was rear loaded with while the uberkab is FL. Some prefer RL cabs but FL uberkab just sounds killer. I use a Fryette power load IR for the majority of recordings but can’t see myself parting with the uberkab.

Su nioj, su nioj, su nioj, su nioj….

I paid around 350-400, dont remember tbh around 3 years ago (have the invoice somewhere). SS Jescar, bone nut, and setup.

Really into the Bay Area hardcore bands.

Can confirm the MCII is incredible.

Another vote for rosewood.

Pretty much agree with everything Ventura said. Bought mine 8 years ago and still own it. Tons of low end, lots of gain on tap, EQ has a really wide sweep especially in the mids, and gets LOUD. People either gel with them or dont, Its definitely not a surgical tight amp, more saggy and beefy...

They don’t cut through like a V30, rather darker and smoother. They do work well for a wide array of styles imo.

I haven’t seen one, but would be a nice option for people not wanting to poke inside the amp. You can always check your PV by measuring pin 3 on your output tube socket with a multi meter.

Oooohhhhh yes :rock: