Lets see your Splawns and get some dialog started here.

I've got the same 2x12 cab with the recessed handle on top (except with the stock black grill cloth) I can't find a cover for it, Scott doesn't have any as he moved away from that design a while ago, do you have one?
 
kmanick said:
I've got the same 2x12 cab with the recessed handle on top (except with the stock black grill cloth) I can't find a cover for it, Scott doesn't have any as he moved away from that design a while ago, do you have one?
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I do but I can't remember what brand it was, I didn't get it through Splawn. I want to say it is a Tuki? It has the hole for the top handle cutout.

This looks like it, though my cutout is slightly bigger: https://www.tukicovers.com/amp-and-...wn-2x12-cabinet-with-top-handle-padded-cover/
 
First gig of the season tonight and it looks like we scored with the temps. It's outdoors and right now we're in the 70's in Boston :)
First gig with the Splawn rig too, should be a fun one.
 
early in the set


Shot from behind the stage at sunset
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I have a Nitro KT88 incoming, pretty keen to try her out. Had Quick Rod years ago that I liked, but it got superseded by something or other. Will report back. While I'm here what preamp tubes you guys digging?
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Noice!! Any vid?
 
My trusty Splawn Super Sport. Have had her for 4 years. She cured a lot of regular GAS. Black Tolex with Wheat Wicker. Cabs are 212 Splawn + 212 EVH.

Originally purchased as 22W 6V6. I recently replaced power tubes with Mullard EL34S. I'm now on 2nd honeymoon. The biggest change was having a much broader sweep in the Overdrive channel. With less initial compression, I can steadily dial in slight to moderate breakup. Otherwise, it provides for a distinctive difference in the Gears and OD1/OD2.

I love how the loop dial works great as a power scale. This is incredibly useful. Bravo Mr. Splawn!
 

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IowaMike said:
My trusty Splawn Super Sport. Have had her for 4 years. She cured a lot of regular GAS. Black Tolex with Wheat Wicker. Cabs are 212 Splawn + 212 EVH.

Originally purchased as 22W 6V6. I recently replaced power tubes with Mullard EL34S. I'm now on 2nd honeymoon. The biggest change was having a much broader sweep in the Overdrive channel. With less initial compression, I can steadily dial in slight to moderate breakup. Otherwise, it provides for a distinctive difference in the Gears and OD1/OD2.

I love how the loop dial works great as a power scale. This is incredibly useful. Bravo Mr. Splawn!
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Nice! Sounds like my story. Got my Street Rod 4 years ago and really never looked back. Even got a few of the same pedals. I love my Wampler Ethereal, is that a TC Hall of Fame Reverb in there as well? Wondering how you use that vs. the Ethereal for reverb?
 
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Nice! Sounds like my story. Got my Street Rod 4 years ago and really never looked back. Even got a few of the same pedals. I love my Wampler Ethereal, is that a TC Hall of Fame Reverb in there as well? Wondering how you use that vs. the Ethereal for reverb?
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Thanks Mr C.

I have been through so many pedals that I can't keep count. Yes, that is a HoF Reverb. I like the benefit of dialing in Reverb to match the room I'm playing in. I find the Etheral to be really good for lush-shimmer. Wheras, the HoF has a lot of flexibility. For instance, if the room has hard surfaces, the HoF can dial in a subtle "warm" vs bright response - while still making the room sound larger. If I'm playing at home with soft surfaces, the Etheral can slip into a beautiful ambient backdrop.

Otherwise, I just like the flexibility.
 
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