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  1. BassmanPaul
    All my pre-amp bearing basses run off 18V and can be remote powered from the amplifier if I desire.
  2. BassmanPaul
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/325319251098
  3. BassmanPaul
    What are the original drivers?
  4. BassmanPaul
    What does RFI refer to apart from Radio Frequency Interference?
  5. BassmanPaul
    What exactly are you looking for?
  6. BassmanPaul
    Did you try what I suggested and disconnect ALL signal cables with your instrument plugged in the front end?
  7. BassmanPaul
    I would have thought that was obvious but good catch my friend.
  8. BassmanPaul
    You can check if you have the polarities correct by applying a 9V battery across the speaker cable. Both drivers should move in the same direction at the same time.
  9. BassmanPaul
    You know SWR is out of business right?
  10. BassmanPaul
    It appears that @Willowonly visited once and hasn't been back since! Sad that, we could have fixed him/her proper like!
  11. BassmanPaul
    Disconnect all your signal cables and run the amp with just the bass plugged in. What happens?
  12. BassmanPaul
    If the amp works as it should with your bass plugged into the Return jack try connecting the Send and Return with a signal cable and the bass plugged in as normal. Sometimes the normalizing contacts on these jacks can get corroded and fail to make proper contact.
  13. BassmanPaul
    The 6L6WGB is from an older less able family than the 6L6GC currently used. I may even have a couple of these tubes in my tube caddie. LOL Edit to add: If memory serves me correctly the W signifies a tube designed for industrial purposes.
  14. BassmanPaul
    Peavey do make reliable stuff!
  15. BassmanPaul
    I exchanged the amp I was using for the Bassman when I left the band. I figured the Bassman would have a higher value. Simple economics!
  16. BassmanPaul
    One pairing that you can take to the bank is never mix a 4x10 with a 1x15. It always puts the single 15 in danger as it fails to keep up with the more capable 4x10.
  17. BassmanPaul
    With modern drivers the need for an 8x10 is long past. A 4x10 is kinda overkill too.
  18. BassmanPaul
    Agreed. Use one 2x10 at rehearsals and both, stacked on their ends for a vertical 4x10 to gig with.
  19. BassmanPaul
    Absolutely!! You could try a so called 'Tweeter Box'. A small box containing a mid range and or tweeter plus suitable crossover. This would operate in parallel with the woofer(s) in the AER. You could try a couple of Piezo tweeters to see if they help. they don't need much of a crossover and are cheap.
  20. BassmanPaul
    Of English decent!! LOL
  21. BassmanPaul
    @Hellzero I don't hink I should be talking to you anyway. You defeated my country's team!
  22. BassmanPaul
    You should also get the shielding problems with your instruments sorted out. Also remember that if you stand/sit too close to your amplifier your you'll pick up interference from the amp.
  23. BassmanPaul
    Acme cabinets are special! LOL
  24. BassmanPaul
    Time to call the Guru. @agedhorse
  25. BassmanPaul
    Which, theoretically, the Amp Designer should have taken into account.
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