Recent content by jlh60

After 45 minutes on the phone with Amazon I got my return label. When Ups scans the package my refund is supposed to go through. Hope that's true.

Mine let out the magic smoke last night. Had it for 2 months and haven't had it above about a quarter volume. Hope I can get a refund from Amazon.

I would like to know if anybody that owns one of these cabs or has used one thinks they sound good. I don't care if it's heavy, it will sit at my practice space. I have pro quality gear I gig with but I don't want to leave it at the practice space.

There is no problem with being heard. I want to know if anyone that has used the SA210 was satisfied with it.

2 guitars and drums. Not worried about volume, I already use that amp with a single 15 and can hear myself. Just wondering if the Seismic cabs sound good.

Happy Thanksgiving fellow TBers. I'm thinking about buying a new Seismic Audio SA210 cab for my bands practice space. It will be used with a Ampeg B1 head that I think puts out about 100 watts at 8 ohms. Like to hear from anybody that has used this cab.

Had a fairly new Steinberger XM3 (full size body pj pickups) came with a gig bag. Got a hardshell case for it and dropped the case on it. Barely noticeable ding was all that happened.

Try tracing a Strat headstock and get measurements of the tuners you want to use. Then you can see if you have enough room for the tuners.

Is the slot exactly in the center of the saddle? If not, flip the saddle over and it may bring the E string closer to the A string.

It's more about cost than effort, I assemble and test circuit boards for a living. If I can get quality components for less money than a pre-built pedal it will be worth building. I'm just wondering what circuits other TB'ers have used.

Thanks Feral Feline, There is also a resistor across the output in the diagram on the left that I was asking about.

Thanks JonnyAngle, What are the values of the resistors?

I would like to build a true bypass pedal to use with a Zoom B3. I'm not happy with the way the B3 affects my sound when switched off. Is there a preferred tried and true way to wire the pedal? Would I have to use a buffer along with the bypass pedal? I searched bypass diagrams and found so...

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Definitely more than blown fuse. Take it to a repair tech.