5150 amp video clip... stool softener

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glpg80":1bwrttsa said:
BoneSaw":1bwrttsa said:
Bias mod?

you wont get a tone like this by simply biasing the amplifier correctly. he has changed a few values internally - non-listed modifications that usually cost cash, time, shipping, or are not for sale at all.

I realize that.
 
BoneSaw":3frmvm9v said:
glpg80":3frmvm9v said:
BoneSaw":3frmvm9v said:
Bias mod?

you wont get a tone like this by simply biasing the amplifier correctly. he has changed a few values internally - non-listed modifications that usually cost cash, time, shipping, or are not for sale at all.

I realize that.

it does have the proper bias changes to make it bias/run correctly - one of the first things anyone should do with a 5150. large improvement.
 
glpg80":lhqclz0j said:
halford":lhqclz0j said:
ke2":lhqclz0j said:
halford":lhqclz0j said:
ke2":lhqclz0j said:
Pictue the 5150 as a preamp for the HH :)
That`s really all there is to it. Yes, it also powers the dry cabs, but the output line signal is the equivalent of a preamp signal :)


HH :confused:

so 5150 > HH > Cab ?

Thanks, and sorry for my non understanding :thumbsup:

Halford

HH=solid state power amp. (He describes it in the original post) :)

I dont see it described in the original post? :confused:

Out of curiosty (as always :lol: :LOL: ) why run through a solid state power amp? why not a tube one?

Halford

because tubes can potentially colour your original tone. while this is all good and great for preamp's being run into a tubed poweramp, with W/D D/D W/D rig like dave is running you dont want any colouration. you want the original tube tone of the dry cabinets, and the same dry tone to be wet-mixed in the wet cabinets.

the headroom provided by these high tube monsters lead to high maintenance costs with retubing and that alone can change your sound in a negative way.

so in daves account (and mine as well) i prefer solid state - and the H&H V800 is as good as it gets as far as the least amount of colouration as possible, stability, easy use, high headroom to keep up with the source amplifier, low maintenance, and any colouration that IS present will not do so in a way that changes the original tones with more tube colouration.

nice :thumbsup:

Alittle beyond me still :lol: :LOL: il stop now
 
halford":22uevkq4 said:
ke2":22uevkq4 said:
halford":22uevkq4 said:
ke2":22uevkq4 said:
Pictue the 5150 as a preamp for the HH :)
That`s really all there is to it. Yes, it also powers the dry cabs, but the output line signal is the equivalent of a preamp signal :)


HH :confused:

so 5150 > HH > Cab ?

Thanks, and sorry for my non understanding :thumbsup:

Halford

HH=solid state power amp. (He describes it in the original post) :)

I dont see it described in the original post? :confused:

Out of curiosty (as always :lol: :LOL: ) why run through a solid state power amp? why not a tube one?

Halford

Sorry, man :D
I mixed up two threads:

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=79849&p=930930&hilit=slaving+hh#p930930
 
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