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[quote name='rmorris' timestamp='1495787762' post='3306521'] Thanks. I thought you might have used that. But seeing as you modified some component values I wondered if you found a schematic or reverse engineered one from the layout. [/quote] Not really, just knowing that increasing Emitter resistors decreases the gain of the transistor.

[quote name='rmorris' timestamp='1495729012' post='3306203'] Hi. Where did you get the schematic / circuit info ? FSB ? [/quote] Got a stripboard layout from tagboardeffects.blogspot.com.

Run. Don't even bother to pack, just RUN!!!

I'm starting a Crowther Prunes & Custard this week; just fancy something a bit different...

I thought they were called AC/DC because that's the main chord progression?

http://youtu.be/JqSD4aRDMiI http://basschat.co.uk/topic/295330-hartke-hydrive-4x10-and-2x10/page__p__3296295__hl__hartke__fromsearch__1#entry3296295

Probably some sort of overdrive. Or an octaver.

From an old BC thread on the 3 band EQ of the LH series amps: [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]"Remember that the LH-1000 has a "tone stack" EQ and the flat reference setting is bass 3, mids 10, treble 0. Setting all the controls at noon will give you a scooped midrange sound. Read the manual and you will get the idea. There are only three knobs so set them where they sound good for you and your bass!"[/font][/color]

I changed the 2 emitter resistors from 100r to 560 to reduce the gain and make it a bit less fizzy. I'm going for a low to mid drive unit with this one.

Been playing about with one of these on stripboard lately - altered a couple of values to suit it more to my taste and it's working very well! http://youtu.be/AqBxMXwc77c

Just got an email to say that PMT are having a sale of Hartke gear and thought it might be of interest to somebody on here. https://www.pmtonline.co.uk/brands/hartke

A 3/4 size! 😉

I'd complain to the utilities company; never rub another man's rhubarb!

Mine comes after the tuner just before the octave and envelope filter. Not tried it anywhere else though...

I enjoyed it; the massive amount of delay on the guitar is a bit off putting though.

Flats FTW.

"Sorry I'm late to the gig, it Tuk me longer than I thought to get here..."

Geddy Lee plays a bit of guitar, does that count?

Intermittent faults are the worst. To be on the safe side I'd get in touch with Ki0gon to get a new loom, or get the tech to rewire it at least; it's quicker to rewire the lot than check each wire individually.

[quote name='Callumjord' timestamp='1494153368' post='3293637'] Just my two cents but a VT2 but as a two channel preamp with a separate colour section with an independent switch and blend in order to fully blend the two sounds together would be my dream come true [/quote] So a 2 note clone then...

I used to use the headphone and line in function as a home practice amp and found it really, really useful. I sometimes wished it had a blend and a hpf so that I could keep the lows clean and just add some hair to the top. Just my twopenneth

Nope. You can supply a device with excess current but NOT excess voltage. You could make one easily enough using an LM7812 voltage regulator - they can be had for pence.

I can't find my pig iron. Looks like I'm giving the county fair a miss this year; nobody wants to look at a dishevelled pig.

Mine would be a '75, so I reckon a Jazz bass would be best. to TheGreek - you'd have been gestating at the same time as a '62 was being made, so I reckon you should plump for that...