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Musicmaster Bass Amp in the background. It sounds great, but has developed a wicked, wicked bad hum. The plug is bad, which I hope is the problem, because that's easily fixed...
Another Bob twin! Cool!hansonparry wrote: Okay, WOW!
That looks JUST like a cat we had when I was a kid...
Wow...
Thanks for the memory trip...
I know that Champs are small, but still - that's a massive piece of cat you've got there. It almost looks as if the photo was photoshopped!Maggieo wrote: Cat-approved 1965 Vibro Champ:
Bob is pretty massive.mjet wrote:I know that Champs are small, but still - that's a massive piece of cat you've got there. It almost looks as if the photo was photoshopped!Maggieo wrote: Cat-approved 1965 Vibro Champ:
Eek! Look what they did to that 2x10" cab!! Bad kitty! :PMaggieo wrote: All the Bob photos you could ever want.
In old Fender amps, everything is easily fixed.Maggieo wrote:
Musicmaster Bass Amp in the background. It sounds great, but has developed a wicked, wicked bad hum. The plug is bad, which I hope is the problem, because that's easily fixed...
With one exception - the Musicmaster Bass output transformer is a real odd bird. I'm no techie but it was explained to be as almost a transformer within a transformer - totally unlike other Fender standard designs. I know because I had to buy a new one a few months back. Luckily Mercury Magnetics make a clone. Not cheap, but at least it's good quality.øøøøøøø wrote:
In old Fender amps, everything is easily fixed.
It would totally rock to have a wall of kitty tree cabs. Take THAT, Brian May!mjet wrote:Eek! Look what they did to that 2x10" cab!! Bad kitty! :PMaggieo wrote: All the Bob photos you could ever want.
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That's easy for you to say!øøøøøøø wrote:In old Fender amps, everything is easily fixed.Maggieo wrote:
Musicmaster Bass Amp in the background. It sounds great, but has developed a wicked, wicked bad hum. The plug is bad, which I hope is the problem, because that's easily fixed...
that's why I like 'em so much.
It's most likely that you need a cap job. Which is more involved than replacing the plug, but is still not too bad.