I think classic rock radio playing him every 4th song ruined it for a lot of people.
NAD - Never thought I would own one
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I think classic rock radio playing him every 4th song ruined it for a lot of people.
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
She appreciates the music and the songwriting but finds his vocals annoying. Me? I love Tom's vocals.
Liam1963
New member
I've got a BRILLIANT idea, I can bring BOTH my Ric 620's, and we could jam to Tom Petty's versions of Beatles songs? Now there's a project for AI....
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
Before even attempting to piss her off like that, I have one question. How comfortable is your sofa?
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
I put on the Ernie Ball casters this morning. I went to change the speakers, and the first problem was you had to remove the head to change the speakers. The second more significant issue is my Celestion Blackback G12Hs are 16 ohms, and the stock speakers are 8 ohms. I am fine with the sound of the stock speakers; if I didn't like the sound of the amp, I would not have bought it.
Here is a new family picture of my basement jam room. I know Dave's back hurts just looking at the picture, but even he would have to admit he would love to spend a couple of hours down there jamming.
Here is a new family picture of my basement jam room. I know Dave's back hurts just looking at the picture, but even he would have to admit he would love to spend a couple of hours down there jamming.
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
The only time the VOX and the Marshall 2x12 are leaving the house is for the studio. I have a walkout basement and can pull the car right over to the door. When I get to the studio, there is a street-level load for Studio A 10 feet from the car. Hence the new wheels.
Ashurbanipal
New member
Nice score; especially for the money, the CC amps are generally pretty good. Regarding impedance, if I remember right, the stock speakers are 8 ohms each wired in series for a total of 16 ohms, so if you wanted to put in your Blackbacks, you'd have to wire them up in parallel.
Tone mountain range looks fairly all right too
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Tone mountain range looks fairly all right too
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misterwhizzy
Well-known member
I put on the Ernie Ball casters this morning. I went to change the speakers, and the first problem was you had to remove the head to change the speakers. The second more significant issue is my Celestion Blackback G12Hs are 16 ohms, and the stock speakers are 8 ohms. I am fine with the sound of the stock speakers; if I didn't like the sound of the amp, I would not have bought it.
Here is a new family picture of my basement jam room. I know Dave's back hurts just looking at the picture, but even he would have to admit he would love to spend a couple of hours down there jamming.
Anyone who doesn't give this a like doesn't belong on the forum.
Nice score; especially for the money, the CC amps are generally pretty good. Regarding impedance, if I remember right, the stock speakers are 8 ohms each wired in series for a total of 16 ohms, so if you wanted to put in your Blackbacks, you'd have to wire them up in parallel.
Tone mountain range looks fairly all right too
two 8 ohms speakers in parallel is 4 ohms, if the amp wants to see 16, its still not a good match.
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
I just plugged my Rangemaster clone into the AC30, and dialing in Dr. May was easy, but when I dialed it in for a little Tony and played Sweet Leaf and After Forever, it sounded spot on. I had the biggest smile on my face. And by the way, this amp is really fucking loud, 30 watts? Sounds louder than my 100w heads.
ehdwuld
A Ficus
What?
I think you need to look at that again
two 8 ohm speakers in parallel are 4 ohms
2in series is 16 ohms
I have two 16 ohm speakers in parallel at 8 ohms
Use a meter if you dont believe me
Running a 4 ohm load into a tube amp expecting an 8 ohm load
Will damage the transformer
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
A pair of blues would cost me more than I paid for the amp.
ehdwuld
A Ficus
It only costs twice as much to get exactly what you want
Securb
One of Jerry's Kids
I was just downstairs for an hour banging on that amp with my Tele. I am more than happy with the tone. This amp is so damn flexible and has such a range of tones. The overdrive and saturation are amazing.
If a great deal on some speakers falls in my lap I would consider changing them but based on what I am getting right now I am in no rush to make any changes.
misterwhizzy
Well-known member
I'm calling shenanigans. You have a Dracarys.
