Balthazar built the top head with a different output transformer and KT66 tubes for more headroom and a slightly thicker/smoother tone. The other's a stock FN50 with the chimey EL34s.
The top cab is 4x10" wired for 2L/2R stereo with creambacks on top and alnico golds underneath. Bottom cab is a stock 2x12" with creambacks.
In praise of medium/large Tube Amps
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Re: In praise of medium/large Tube Amps
Look what you've done to me! That dr504 stuck in my head for too long.fever606 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 23, 2022 4:56 pm
77 or 79 (I can’t remember right now) SE4123, loaded with a quad of 1982 G12T-75s. Original grille cloth, stripped and painted green by the previous owner.
Sometimes run it into a Morgan 212 fitted with WGS Reapers, and the Bassman is typically paired with a Sound City L410H.
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Re: In praise of medium/large Tube Amps
Mojotone. I've been pretty happy with stuff from them in the past and it seems pretty accurate overall.
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