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Which cabs are those? Looks great.
That is gorgeous neighbor!!
I your opinion how did the 112 sound different than the 212? Besides the obvious fact that a 212 would be louder than a 112.
How do those 112s handle a 'b' string??
So, it seems like so far, these amps have been super solid. Has anyone had any issues at all with their new V4B? IIRC one or two folks had a buzzing issue, but that seems to be it.
Post gig update, as promised. I play in a band with two electric guitars, drums, bass, and synth. Guitars use 50w 2x12 marshal and Blackstar tube combos. Venue was smaller, about 200 people, but volume was not and issue at all for the v-4b rig. I had EQ all at noon, gain at noon and master at 1. The sound was clean, no break up at all. I figure I could have still gone a good bit louder before any serious breakup.
Yes you could. Sorry you got a bad one. It's pretty rare and chances are it's a bad tube or two. You might want to try the tap test on them...take the back off, take a light wooden stick (don't use metal for obvious death-causing reasons) and tap on the tubes while the amp's turned on. All the tubes are easily accessible. The pre tubes have covers you'll need to remove, though. If it's a tube causing it, the culprit(s) will likely make themselves known if you do that. Then they can just send you replacements and you won't have to wait out a return period. If that's not the problem, then they can swap it out, but returns are expensive and time consuming, so you're best to check out the tubes.