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Hugh Jorgeon and the Hung-Lows

Who cares what they think... You're leaving the band!

Slapinfunk, are the GHS Precision Flatwounds able to be strung through the body of a MIA '97 Fender Jazz Deluxe V? The B string on my Chromes was not long enough and I had to string that through the bridge.

Mogpipe, from what I found out the U-1235 is the head and a cabinet. Not sure if it is the 212 cab or not. Mine has a 15" cabinet. The head by itself is the U-1236. No idea on the logic behind that numbering system.. So I cleaned up the tolex last night and decided to plug it in and see...

I see that it has 2 6L6 tubes but also claims to have a solid state power amp section... How many watts is it? I found it buried at my parents house, looks like it is going to need some work to get it back up and running. Is it worth restoring or would it be a waste of money?

Any of you Amp guru's have any knowledge about this amp? I did a quick google search and the most info I can find is from here: Link Removed Any and all help would be appreciated. Thanks

Ibanez would be my guess

CJ, you have every right in the world to be as angry as you are at the moment. But like others have said, you could have expressed yourself more maturely. On the other hand, you're still in high school so chalk this up as a learning experience. You'll eventually will find the types of...

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Call a band meeting and voice your concerns. Since you've already stated that your singer is kinda in the same boat you are, bringing this all to light may not be a bad idea. IMO the last thing you want to do is quit before you get to voice your opinion.

Pre = Input Gain Post = Master Vol If my memory serves me correctly...

Also considering that your band is entered in a BOTB at your school implies an air of youth to you and your cohorts. Consider this experience and the outcome as a step towards how an adult might handle a situation like this one. Live and Learn

I agree with Coop, in person would have been the best approach. But you didn't just drag him through the mud, you also expressed areas where you need some work too. Good luck, looking forward to seeing how it turns out.

That's it exactly Hutz.

You could take it to have it set up so the pups are wired out of phase and I do believe that will cancel the hum. If you go with the Jazz, have a series/ parallel switch installed. That will give you even more tonal options.