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JGSpector started following BF Super Twin - Downsizing , Does anybody have an EBS HD350 service manual? , EBS HD350 Advice and 6 others
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What it says in the title really. Does anybody have a PDF of a service manual for an EBS HD350 that you could share with me? I know it's an extremely long shot but despite multiple emails and Messages by social media over the last month I haven't received a single response from EBS
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Can any of you knowledgable fellows tell me the correct points in the circuit to measure for bias current and DC offset voltage in Milli volts for offset and Milli amps for bias in one of these EBS HD350 amps? Have messaged and emailed EBS several times over the last month or so and I haven't had a single response. A local amp repair guy has done a repair for me but wanted to be 100% certain that he is checking at the correct points as he's never worked on an EBS amp before and it doesn't say in the amp schematic. It's my amp but this all goes way over my head, I'm just asking the question he asked me to ask EBS in the hope that someone will know
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Immaculate EBS Fafner 2 in Gator 3u rack bag/case with EBS RM4 footswitch. In good working order and I had a new tube put into it in January. This amp is solid state in all its glory. It can do everything and will not break a sweat in any scenario. It has a tube drive section that can go from subtle grit to full blown fuzz and it even has the option to apply the tube to the clean channel for that extra warmth. It also has a great onboard compressor along with a multitude of EQ, character, DI and FX loop options. The Character, Filter, Drive and Mute functions can all be switched on and off with the RM4 footswitch which is also in good working order. The amp will deliver 310W into an 8 ohm load, 610W into a 4 ohm load and 750W into a 2 ohm load. This is a big solid state amp and it has outstripped every class D amp I have ever owned in terms of weight of notes and volume. The rack bag/case has a large external pocket (big enough to accommodate the RM4 footswitch along with power cable, instrument cable, speaker cables etc), front and rear zip panels and padded shoulder strap which makes carrying the amp easier. I absolutely love this amp, I really do think it’s the best amp I’ve ever owned. Both of my bands have moved to IEMs now so I only need a small amp with a small cab for stage monitoring, I just don’t need something as big and powerful as this any more, as much as it pains me to say it. Price includes shipping to locations within the UK. Collection is also possible, I live just outside Milton Keynes approximately 15 minutes from junctions 14 and 15 of the M1. I did the photos myself and I am blind, so my apologies if they look like they were taken by a drunk person.
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Brilliant. Thanks for that, much appreciated
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Has been really interesting reading through this thread, glad I found it. I'm at the point of pulling the trigger on one to be honest. I have a couple of questions that I'm hoping you folks can help me with as I'm still not sure of the answers despite having read through the Ashdown website about a dozen times. 1. Is the ABM Evo V 750 rack mountable or is there a bag available to store/carry it in? My preference would be to have it in a rack case if possible but I'll go with a bag if it's not rack mountable. 2. I've never experienced the notched controls that a couple of you mentioned in the earlier posts but they sound awful to me. Does the amp still come stock with the notched controls or are they doing normal smooth controls now that we are a couple of years into the amps being available? Thanks for any help you can give
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All sorted now. Well, the amp is with a trusted amp tech thanks to a solid referral from local friend King Tut. The chap seems to thing it is fixable but he has it and will give it a good going over and let me know. Much thanks for the help
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Probably easiest if i show you the recording i made. Please find it attached EBS HD350 sound issues, March 2025.mp3
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Can anybody recommend a good reliable amp tech? I have an EBS HD350 solid state amp that needs some attention and I’d like to get it serviced and/or repaired if necessary. I’m based just outside Milton Keynes so ideally looking for someone within an hour or so of Milton Keynes but will consider going further if none are near me. Many thanks for any help any of you can give.
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Ah, no worries
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Gallien-Krueger MB800 in used but extremely good condition in good working order. Small and incredibly light, easy to use and unbelievably loud. This amp will deliver 560W into an 8 ohm load and 800W into a 4 ohm load. Comes with a handy padded gig bag with shoulder strap. Price includes shipping to locations within the UK. I took the photos myself and I am blind so my apologies if they are not brilliant or look like they’ve been taken by a drunk person.
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Immaculate EBS Fafner 2 in Gator 3u rack bag/case. In good working order and I had a new tube put into it in January. This amp is solid state in all its glory. It can do everything and will not break a sweat in any scenario. It has a tube drive section that can go from subtle grit to full blown fuzz and it even has the option to apply the tube to the clean channel for that extra warmth. It also has a great onboard compressor along with a multitude of EQ, character, DI and FX loop options. It will deliver 310W into an 8 ohm load, 610W into a 4 ohm load and 750W into a 2 ohm load. This is a big solid state amp and it has outstripped every class D amp I have ever owned in terms of weight of notes and volume. It weighs in at approximately 18kg (40lbs) in its rack bag/case. The rack bag/case has a large external pocket, front and rear zip panels and padded shoulder strap which makes carrying the amp easier. Collection only for this beauty as it’s simply too heavy to ship. I’m just outside Milton Keynes approximately 15 minutes from junctions 14 and 15 of the M1. Proper photos on the way, the Fafner 2 in the place holder photo is the actual one I’m selling, the cab and bass are absolutely not for sale.
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please let us know about them if they are. Gutted as I can't go this year
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Oh my! I've been loving playing through my 700RB II again over recent months and it's reignited my love for GK amps. These new RB Legacy amps have definitely turned my head
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Yes. I had a SuperTwin which i absolutely loved but it was just too much for most of the stuff i do. i downsized to a BB3, which i use on its own for 80% of what I do and it's more than capable. It''s also a ridiculously easy one hand lift, whether it is easier than the tilt and role of the SuperTwin I suspect is down to personal preference but it suits me very well. I've just taken delivery of a SuperMini (no tweeter version) last Friday so I now have the fully modular flexibility I wanted/need. I used the SuperMini last night at my covers band rehearsal (loud rock with loud drummer, 2 loud guitarists vocals and little old me) and it absolutely blew me away as it was plenty loud enough even with my GK 700RB II only running into an 8 ohm load. The SuperMini is well worth considering as an option too as it's even smaller than the SuperCompact. It doesn't give quite as deep lows as the SuperCompact but they do feel more tight and focused from the SuperMini I think. As other people have said as well, a Barefaced 210 would be worth considering too as they are very portable and are just as loud as a single BF SM or SC
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PSA: Gallien-Krueger 400RB MK4 at Richtone Music for £219
JGSpector replied to ossyrocks's topic in Amps and Cabs
That's precisely why I have avoided opening the link you put in your post