Yaaar, them were the days....I remember when all they had was wood-burning amps.
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Yaaar, them were the days....I remember when all they had was wood-burning amps.
The requisite TB snark and Yukfest now dispensed with, anybody who own one of these got some cogent advice for the OP on using the amp day to day?
I remember when all they had was wood-burning amps.
What’s the best coal for metal?
I remember when all they had was wood-burning amps.
I bought one of those hybirds one time. Never again! It didn't work from the get-go. I'm sticking with straight solid state instrument cables from now on. None of that fancy curly que stuff scrambling up my electrons either.I retract the question due to a faulty instrument cable. The only reason I got it was that it was hybird instead of straight solid state.
Dangnabit, clickty, click…
Folks, we have a winner! That’s right, anthracite. Anthracite is the BEST coal for metal.That's easy. Anthracite.
And don't forget to manually oil the con rods reservoirs daily.Aren’t those steam driven? Fill the water reservoir. Shovel in some coal and get about 30PSI in the boiler, then it oughtta work. I’d advise against tightening down the pressure safety valve to get more grit, as the failure mode from this mod can be quite violent
Dangol, clickty, click… man.This is pretty much state of the art for me…
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What’s the best coal for metal?