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The Cardinals have been struggling.. and the Cubs have been slamming just about everyone.. and the Cards swept the three game series against the Cubs and did it in the Windy to boot!
I never heard of either of those bands, what genre do they play?
Do a google, I am sure that if you base your search correctly, you will be right on the ball!
No.. I will wait till have the other in hand.. then I may put it up for sale.. I will say this, when I put the new tubes in it, I used these Ei 12AX7 / ECC83 - smooth plates, pre-war Yugoslavia
in the V1,2 and 3 positions.. what a change it made on the tone! Really tightened up the low end..
in the V1,2 and 3 positions.. what a change it made on the tone! Really tightened up the low end..
Yes.. they are known to be a lil wooly to say.. but this one is tight.. I feel that it does indeed have a lot to do with what tubes one uses.. I say use the ones I got, which are exact copies of a Telefunken or use Telefunken! There is no other!
Considering the SVT's bottom is super flab city ...
Update:
Oh... I read further down the thread and saw that this has already been addressed...
You don't mention your location in your profile so I will just assume you live in the U.S.A.
Looks like a standard connector. Measure the pin spacing (write down both inch and metric dims) and go to you local Fry's. The connector will cost you between $1 - $3.50.
But you don't really need a connector; you can solder directly to the correct pins.
The important part of the schematic is here:
If it sounds messed up, you have the tweeter wired to the woofer signal and vice versa.
Oh... I read further down the thread and saw that this has already been addressed...
Just missing this piece that runs from the board to speakers.
You don't mention your location in your profile so I will just assume you live in the U.S.A.
Looks like a standard connector. Measure the pin spacing (write down both inch and metric dims) and go to you local Fry's. The connector will cost you between $1 - $3.50.
But you don't really need a connector; you can solder directly to the correct pins.
The important part of the schematic is here:
If it sounds messed up, you have the tweeter wired to the woofer signal and vice versa.
If you should ever discover a Telefunken U47 in the wild, you should return it to the Zappa family:
No! I'm keeping it! those things are Ten Thousand Dollars US!If you should ever discover a Telefunken U47 in the wild, you should return it to the Zappa family:
By some well informed opinions, the Telefunken U47 is the very best microphone ever invented. I just so happen to concur.
I met Dweezil in C'ville at a Zappa Plays Zappa concert. He was very kind and personable. He told inside the Zappa family stories including the story behind the burnt-to-a-crisp Hendrix Strat.
I think he's always had a good connection with the fans. When I saw him at the Palladium in Hollyweird he was getting his drinks from the same bar as the other patrons. I was blown away by what a stellar player he was then, and he's only improved.
I remember that strat from an ad in one of the guitar mags many years ago, I forget what it was for, but it had a picture of Dweezil with it, and it said something like, "burned by Hendrix, played by Zappa"
I also remember some douche at a high school battle of the bands putting his guitar on the floor, and holding a bic flame on one of the strings till it snapped. Not quite the same effect.
I also remember some douche at a high school battle of the bands putting his guitar on the floor, and holding a bic flame on one of the strings till it snapped. Not quite the same effect.
