the return of the HRM (clean clip added)

[dobbhill]

Call Steve. He usually can fix you up!
http://www.apexjr.com/index.html

HTH,
D

[Robert]

David, Electronic Supply north of the Plaza will cut you a length.

[JimiB]

sweet!

[skyboltone]

http://apexjr.com/wire.html#Available

RG-178. same stuff basically. I've measured it at 20pf/foot

[mat]

Thanks everyone for the comments I really dig the amp now. I played it 5 hours yesterday It was very hard to stop but kids have to eat also
I tried the Sovtek 6L6s but they were not as nice sounding as the KT77's in my amp. The top end was too squashed.
I have now the celestion heritage 1265 plus electro harmonix 10'' in parallel on my combo cab and I like the result very much

Great clip - wish you we're my neighbor and could do clips for me...

That would be my dream come trough I really dig the clips of Your amps. Let me see what it would cost if You send the amps from USA to Finland...... lets forget it

Next project: Fender style all tube reverb and tremolo

kleinm: I built THE kleinulator and will test it on saturday at band reherseals. I have few photos also. Will get back to you

EDIT: a really quick/first take/sloppy played clean clip: http://media.putfile.com/nynne-tuloo

[Tonegeek]

Mat,
Your persistence has obviously paid off and is an inspiration to me and others, I am sure. What tone!

[Noel Grassy]

Yeah Buddy! Such a clean tone is well deserved for your relaxed and harmonically rich riffage. I gotta go practice something more effective when I play ... Post us some more of that rig's tonal pallette when you find the time. This is what I need to strive for in my HRM build!!

[skyboltone]

EDIT: a really quick/first take/sloppy played clean clip: http://media.putfile.com/nynne-tuloo

Wow. You've come a long way lyrically in the last couple of years too. Man! I love that piece. Who's your rhythm player? Just kidding. Wow!

[mat]

Mat,
Your persistence has obviously paid off and is an inspiration to me and others, I am sure. What tone!

Thanks Tonegeek. Tip for the other beginners like me is to route the OD+masters wires far from the tone section wires I like the cleans also very much now. Amazing what the lead dress and swapping a tube socket can do The amp is now on that state that it is really hard to stop playing

Btw. Im putting another 5uF behind a switch to the V1b cathode to check if that'll sound cool.

Yeah Buddy! Such a clean tone is well deserved for your relaxed and harmonically rich riffage. I gotta go practice something more effective when I play ... Post us some more of that rig's tonal pallette when you find the time. This is what I need to strive for in my HRM build!!

Noel, the clip was the first take (was hurrying to work) and I was making the song while playing Im little embarassed of posting that clip because I'm so often out of the time but I tought I'll send it anyway because of the tone of the amp. I'll promise to make another proper version (maybe with click track). Thanks for Your kind words

Wow. You've come a long way lyrically in the last couple of years too. Man! I love that piece. Who's your rhythm player? Just kidding. Wow!

Thanks skyboltone, Yes my rhythm player has as 'good' timing as I do I'll have to drop half of the notes away on the solos for the playing to make any sense (Larry Carlton:''give the listener a chance and time to understand Your statements while soloing'').

FWIW no processing on the clip, just the Alesis on the built in Dumbleator.

[TimS]

Just curious, what tonestack values are you using?

[mat]

Just curious, what tonestack values are you using?

The tone stack values are as in: http://bad-domain/97HRM/97_ODS_HRM_Loop.JPG

[novosibir]

Hey mat - your OD soundclip at the beginning of this thread

and

Hey skyboltone - your Clean soundclip a few posts above

are some of the nicest dumble-ish sounds I've ever heard

I'd be curious to hear, what guitars & speakers you were using on this recordings!

skyboltone, was the 'background guitar' on your Clean clip a ES335?

Larry

[dogears]

I guess my recipe was a good one. Glad to have you validate it!

The amp is now on that state that it is really hard to stop playing

[Bob-I]

http://apexjr.com/wire.html#Available

RG-178. same stuff basically. I've measured it at 20pf/foot

Yes, that's good wire, but 20Pf? Really??? I measured more like 35 with my cheepy meter. Either way that's a decent wire, easy to work with and sounds good.

[skyboltone]

http://apexjr.com/wire.html#Available

RG-178. same stuff basically. I've measured it at 20pf/foot

Yes, that's good wire, but 20Pf? Really??? I measured more like 35 with my cheepy meter. Either way that's a decent wire, easy to work with and sounds good.

Yup. But mine's a cheepy meter too. I am currently trying to set up a decent shop in a storage container (ever try building amps in an engine room?) so I'm a bit at a disadvantage to double check right now. I will tell you this though, I found about 10' of another miniature type yesterday in the "weird wire" container that I measured at just over 10pf per foot. Plenum rated too so it'll solder well. I'm gonna get the number off of it and post it here. Maybe we can get some more. I hate to invest in another meter right now but it does measure all my puff caps under "face" value.