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  • #16
    Re: I've given up on all-tube

    There is always the right tool for the job.

    From a scheduled maintenance perspective, owning a tube amp is like owning a car while owning a solid state amp is like owning a clock radio.

    -Me
    I miss the 80's (girls) !!!

    Seymour Duncans currently in use - In Les Pauls: Custom(b)/Jazz(n), Distortion(b)/Jazz(n), '59(b)/'59(n) w/A4 mag, P-Rails(b)/P-Rails(n); In a Bullet S-3: P-Rails(b)/stock/Vintage Stack Tele(n); In a Dot: Seth Lover(b)/Seth Lover(n); In a Del Mar: Mag Mic; In a Lead II: Custom Shop Fender X-1(b)

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    • #17
      Re: I've given up on all-tube

      I just wire my guitar directly into any typical octal type powertube (soldered right to the pins), which then is wired directly into a 12" speaker.

      What's that you ask? the powertube is powered by a 12V car battery.

      Naturally.

      And a pickup is a microphone essentially, so I removed all pickups and replaced them with the guts of an SM57, positioned
      slightly angled under the strings.

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      • #18
        Re: I've given up on all-tube

        Originally posted by jeremy View Post
        if it works for you, great! i frequently plug straight into the amp if i can turn up enough to get the goods. if not, i throw a dirt box in front to get me where i wanna be.
        . . . i tend to do exactly the same.
        Formerly known as; SirJackdeFuzz (7400+ posts)

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