I tought may son to read the manuals before touching the power. He thanks me for this now.
MANUALS???
We don't need no steenkin' manuals!!!!!

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I tought may son to read the manuals before touching the power. He thanks me for this now.

The funny thing is if Novo actually reads the manual and then posts a question like how often the manual recommends to change tubes - he'd get many posts telling him to ignore the manual.
I recommend reading and following the manual. It's how you get warranty service to keep you from doing inadvertent damage to the amp. Follow the manuals advice. It should be your first line of advice while the amp is under warranty.
Ya, really.Even though he's a newb, he clearly already knows that NO modeling sounds remotely like a tube amp. Take your agenda somewhere it's asked for.
novo said:wow did not know I would cause such a mess...
I apologized if I caused any inconvenience but I still believe talking to somebody using the F(word) still is inappropriate.. irrelevant what experience you have or if you're a newbie...
Thanks though for your opinions...sometimes I prefer when somebody who actually experienced these amps actually tell me since they are a bit delicate and can easily break!...
For example i seriously did not know that when lighting on the Amp without a speaker cable could badly damage it...
Again I apologize if I disrupted the peace of this forum
thanks a bunch![]()
Even though he's a newb, he clearly already knows that NO modeling sounds remotely like a tube amp. Take your agenda somewhere it's asked for.
Wow! So what's your agenda? It see absolutley nothing wrong with seamonkey's post.