The more I play other peoples rigs, the more I like TCE rig! I still have not heard back from them about new knobs. Does anyone have a shortcut to getting some new ones?
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TC RH450 Club
- Thread starter REAPER52
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How do you like those BC cabs? Im seriously considering those exact cabs.I added a second BC212.
Sorry, can't help you on the knobs...never had a problem with my 450 or 750 knobs, but I'm with you on digging it. I'm still wanting to try everything I can, but nothing has made me want to let go of the RH yet (2 Ampegs, GK, Genz Benz, Overton...no keepers yet).
My latest is a Carvin BX500. Really nice amp, but I spent some time A/Bing today and in relative terms, the "warmth" of the RH is simply sweet.
Eden and Markbass are on the short list.
Good to hear. Hopefully it was quick, successful and the cost was acceptable to you.
I haven't had any problems with the knobs or anything else in the 4 year my rh450 has been gigging around.
But I'm another one digging it. I've given up on gas as nothing speaks to me like the rh. P bass, flats and the rh450= warm rich mid goodness
There's a pretty nice set up Eden rig at one of the churches I play at and to be honest, I hate the thing. It's a 210 combo with a gazillion knobs and that sit on a 212 cab. I just can't get a tone out of it I really can say I like. It's 4 band with compressor and all that stuff. I just don't like it.
That is good to hear. Kind of problem you would not have been able to track down by yourself. That's nice they gave details about the problem. The amp really is awfully complex to work on. I did try to open it to try and understand how those class D amps work, but didn't went far, there is a two-boxes design, the inside one being partly structural for the amp and cards. Nothing simple like your hifi audio amp or an old point to point valve. Here the inner box is also a kind of emf faraday shield. The inside is divided in two sections, left when seen from the front, handle side is AD section, memory and logic I would say. This is separated by a wall through which the fan is sucking air. Right section is power parts, from mains to pwm switch amplification, to output, with big heatsink bolted on the heavy right external cover. So layout of front and back are totally unrelated to internal signal path. That's high level design this RH450.
Good to hear yours is fixed
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I love them. I'm glad I finally did this setup. 4 12's Are old school, and I love it!
Awesome. Im absolutely goin that direction. Pending a PO from the wife thing that is.
PO acquired... Victory!!!!I can identify with the PO from the wife thing also.
I just bought a used RH450 from a fellow TB'er.
3 knobs kept on falling off.
Went to the TC site,Contact Us and told them my issue.
They sent me 9 new knobs a week later, no charge.
3 knobs kept on falling off.
Went to the TC site,Contact Us and told them my issue.
They sent me 9 new knobs a week later, no charge.
