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They're actually 3.2 Ohms (nominally 4 ohms) But that means the 370 runs at 1.6 ohms!
Yes, it does. If you have two of 'em, you can run four 301 cabinets. Or if you want to do it a little differently, one 360 preamp head will run four 361 power plus cabinets. That's always good for a bit of instant hearing loss.

If it goes to eleven, I usually turn it up to about 1 or 1-1/2 these days. Darn kids! Get out of the flower garden!
 
I certainly see why someone would choose to spend his entire life there...it's the Garden of Eden!

To be fair, I went with the most depressing angle I could get for effect. Though I fully understand why there are so many liquor stores and taverns in town. If I lived here, I would up my drinking game considerably
 
Yes, it does. If you have two of 'em, you can run four 301 cabinets. Or if you want to do it a little differently, one 360 preamp head will run four 361 power plus cabinets. That's always good for a bit of instant hearing loss.

If it goes to eleven, I usually turn it up to about 1 or 1-1/2 these days. Darn kids! Get out of the flower garden!
The 370 has 'Monitor Out' 's, so with a 370 you can run two 301's and two 361's with one head
 
To be fair, I went with the most depressing angle I could get for effect. Though I fully understand why there are so many liquor stores and taverns in town. If I lived here, I would up my drinking game considerably
I grew up in Ohio. It's considerably less sensory depriving than South Dakota, but there's a reason I don't live there any more.
 
To be fair, I went with the most depressing angle I could get for effect. Though I fully understand why there are so many liquor stores and taverns in town. If I lived here, I would up my drinking game considerably


Consider having a second liver transplanted. :D
 
The 370 has 'Monitor Out' 's, so with a 370 you can run two 301's and two 361's with one head
A 370 pushes 375 watts into 1.6 ohms. So, two 301 cabinets or a single 408. A 361 power plus cabinet is "only" 200 watts. I'm not sure how four of those could fill an entire stadium with bass, since that's only 800 ohms, but that's what happened. Sound pressure has apparently changed with the advent of modern 1000 watt amps and wildly inefficient cabinets.
 
Your bum has been modded?
:woot::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:
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The last customer complaint that Gibson ever listened to:

"Dear Gibson,

My friends & I were just talking, and have agreed that you're manufacturing and quality control practices are far too consistent, and feel that your R&D and marketing departments are paying far too much attention to the wants and needs of your customers.

Sincerely,
Henry Juszkiewicz
a fan
Nashville, TN"

(yes... I know much of this was before his time. I just like swingin' at that particular piñata);)

Dear Mr. @theFixer ,

Thank you for your comments. We appreciate your input and will ignore it when corporate priorities allow.



Sincerely,

Every Customer Service Rep you have ever contacted.
This email address is not monitored.
 
The earlier model with 6550s in the poweramp had an autobias circuit which was (supposedly) a pain in the bum (my YBA200 has been modded to remove this). This was deleted for the YBA200-2. A 5751 would be a option for V1.

I have read very negative reviews of the head, but it wasn't clear whether the authors were au fait with the *complexities* of a passive tone stack, ie 'flat' is 2-10-2, if you run 'everything at noon' you are going to get a scooped tone for sure. Max out the mid control and use the range control to tune the frequency point. I like Range on minimum and the bass maxed out to give a gentle bass/low-mid boost. I found a schematic online and fed the values into the tone stack calculator -- to my great surprise/amusement it confirmed that that is exactly what my settings are doing. This seems to work well with the SVT212AV which rolls off below 70Hz. There is also Resonance which controls the overall 'tightness' -- off = 'modern' and maxed = 'vintage'. Turn it up and you get a pillowy, boomy effect and the notes really bloom. When I first had the head I maxed it but after a while it was just silly, so it's down at noon now. Into your 1822 at volume, you might want it off altogether.

Damn! Sometimes you guys just blow my mind! "Sh!t... sounds good to me", is about as far as I go:D

I admire your wisdom, passion, skill, and commitment!
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