Bassman Question
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SlowGroove
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Re: Bassman Question
I can't see why not !
My AB165 can be jumped.
James
I can't see why not !
My AB165 can be jumped.
James
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: Bassman Question
Yes...the Plexi were based on the tweed Bassman and they work just the same!
Yes...the Plexi were based on the tweed Bassman and they work just the same!
loudriver23
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Re: Bassman Question
I think this is an interesting question, I know that the original tweed bassmans without question can be jumpered. But with the RI being on a PCB, and I thought had slight modifications to the circuit itself. Have they retained the ability to jump the channels? Perhaps a quick read of the users manual might yield the most definitive answers.
I think this is an interesting question, I know that the original tweed bassmans without question can be jumpered. But with the RI being on a PCB, and I thought had slight modifications to the circuit itself. Have they retained the ability to jump the channels? Perhaps a quick read of the users manual might yield the most definitive answers.
Lake Placid Blues
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The problem with jumping channels on Tweed Bassmans and JTM45's is that there's not a big contrast between the channels. Plus the normal channel is kind of muddy. The split cathode mod and a small bright cap across the normal channel volume pot, makes jumping more worthwhile though.
The problem with jumping channels on Tweed Bassmans and JTM45's is that there's not a big contrast between the channels. Plus the normal channel is kind of muddy. The split cathode mod and a small bright cap across the normal channel volume pot, makes jumping more worthwhile though.