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[Exo-metal]

The older the better friend.

 

[SpiderWars]

Sounds great! Can you talk about the difference in feel between the different bypass caps. I think I like the no cap tone but that might change depending on whether the dummy jack was in or not. They were all good.

 

[codyjarret]

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[codyjarret]

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[scottosan]

Amp is cranked right?

 

[codyjarret]

Amp is cranked right?

No it wasn't cranked up.
It was at TV listening volume in this recording.

 

[sg guy]

-you've mastered the MARSHALL grasshopper,... Now snatch the Peavey VTM 60 from my hands"

 

[codyjarret]

-you've mastered the MARSHALL grasshopper,... Now snatch the Peavey VTM 60 from my hands"

Bring it on by and we'll have a look at it.

 

[FourT6and2]

0.022/820R is loose and gainy to my ears.
820R/no cap is tighter and focused.
0.047/820R is grainy and looser than no cap (tighter than the .022), but has a deeper bottom end and the highs are a bit smoother.

Overall, I think I like it better with no cap. Although, I think if you tweaked the resistor value a bit you could get some interesting tones as well. You could also try the typical 0.68uF/820R pair.

What do you have for cathode bypass setup on V1a and V1b? I'm working on a build right now that calls for .68/820 in all three positions. But I might try 2K7/.68 in V1a and b, along with a 330k or 390k V1a plate load (100k v1b) and stick with 820R/.68 in V2.

 

[codyjarret]

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[codyjarret]

 

[Deanmachine]

Sounds amazing I wish I was in your neck of the woods .

 

[codyjarret]

Sounds amazing I wish I was in your neck of the woods .

Thank you bro!!

Maybe one day I can get an amp of mine into your hands.