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in a tube amp, when looking at it from the back, is V1 the furthest to the left, and V2 the next one over and so on?
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marshall 1960A 4x12
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Re: preamp tube positions
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Re: preamp tube positions
V1 is normally the one closet to the input jack as it is the first gain stage.Originally posted by muttonchopsrule
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Re: preamp tube positions
I agree with Slightly Rude. Preamp tube closest to the front input jack.Comment
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Re: preamp tube positions
thanks fellasgear:
'05 gibson les paul studio vintage mahogany (DiMarzio Super Distortion/ SD Jazz)
'04 gibson SG standard (BurstBucker Pro's)
mesa/boogie 2-channel dual rectifier (with EL34's)
marshall 1960A 4x12
and a few pedalsComment
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