Suburban Man

I bought a rack case from Lee and it is in excellent condition. It was well packaged and arrived exactly when expected. He’s a very easy guy to deal with and I can recommend him as a seller.

I’d be interested to know how much ripple is created in the passband by a filter with 36dB per octave slope? Does that original design give you a graph of the frequency response?

As I recall the sound was even more difficult than most venues because there was a wall facing the stage from about 20 feet away. The route in and out for equipment felt like 400 yards of narrow passages up and down the building, which wasn’t a lot of fun either.

Having accidentally (honestly!) sold a combo recently with a non-functioning tweeter I didn't have any problem about buying a replacement for the buyer. Like you say, its about sorting it and everyone ending up happy with the outcome.

Technically speaking there’s no reason why you can’t design a switched mode power supply to power anything, including a valve amp. The obvious reason switch mode has become popular is that despite being inherently more complex (and expensive) than a linear psu, it’s far less heavy. So, apart from sheer cussedness, why would you put a lightweight expensive power supply in a big heavy valve amp? I can imagine that in a practical design shielding might also be a problematic.

Sold my mixer and mixer carry bag to Pat. Lovely easy transaction with quick payment and enough communication to keep everything moving along nicely. Sell with confidence to this man. 👍

Well, you can do it either way round, what's important is that when ring and sleeve are connected by a jack plug, battery negative and ground are joined together.