uberschall info

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Just wondering...does anyone know if tubes in rev blue uberschall are pcb mounted or chassis mounted?

don't know why i care but you know i'm really picky about gear :D :D :D :D
 
As I recall, the sockets themselves were chassis mounted, but they were connected directly to the PCB also, so no flying leads.
 
ouch...i think this could cause problem if you move the amp a lot...if the pcb get damaged it would be a real pain to get it fixed....other experiences??

:aww:
 
B. Ste":aacvb4e6 said:
ouch...i think this could cause problem if you move the amp a lot...if the pcb get damaged it would be a real pain to get it fixed....other experiences??

:aww:
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Get a Rev 1 or 2 if that's your primary concern.
 
Shiny_Surface":11xm2ju9 said:
Get a Rev 1 or 2 if that's your primary concern.
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do rev.1 or 2 have flying leads instead?

BTW i don't know if it would be a wise choise...cause here in europe a NEW one rev. blue costs circa 500€ less than a used rev.1 or 2................. :confused:
 
The real question is, "has anybody had a problem with failures related to the way it's built?" Bogner has very high build standards, like a tank. I've never heard of a problem with the design.
 
so nobody have ever had issues caused by this type of construction? or heard about it...
 
That's an Original version in the vid if it helps. :hys:

Pics of a Rev2
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I've had three - a Rev 2, Rev Blue and now a Twin Jet. I experienced zero issues with any of them. I also have a '99 XTC that hasn't given me a bit of grief other than one non-working button on the footswitch.

If I were you, I would not spend time worrying about it.
 
Rayneman":1n1m4kmr said:
I've had three - a Rev 2, Rev Blue and now a Twin Jet. I experienced zero issues with any of them. I also have a '99 XTC that hasn't given me a bit of grief other than one non-working button on the footswitch.

If I were you, I would not spend time worrying about it.
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have you fixed that switch yet? If not, that sounds like the notorious problem with the LEDS. Just replacing the LED usually fixes it, I guess it's part of the circuit or something. Cheap and easy fix.
 
I've never heard of any issues at all with any Bogner amps-not counting the Alchemist.
 
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