Recent content by LightsOfSorrow86

This is exactly what I was thinking, the problem is 1) stay with the same value and simply add a switch to select whatever you want or 2) find a way to add a resistor in the circuit just in case you have my situation where a FL cab makes the bass tighter but not too present. I switched back to 8...

so sad yo hear that.

Try 30mA per tube

I follow your channel and I like it a lot, but if you don't want to sell it, don't put it on reverb :) do you a favour, keep it.

https://reverb.com/item/6319285-diezel-vh4-2000s-black-tolex-owned-by-billy-corgan-machina A bit inflated for an amp sold 7 times less from the man himself.

I tried and I loved it, but I switched back to 8 ohm after a couple of week, simply to see if it was better on the 4 ohm tap or on the 8 ohm. Pay attention to the resistor and the condenser you have there, I use a FL cab and bass are less prominent, all the controls, mids are less "congested"...

My pleasure man.

If you want that sharp attack yes, simply ask how to achieve a similar result with your vh4. Simply send him the serial number and he'll tell you what to do. I've never ever talked with a more helpful and passionate person as Peter. Never.

Unfortunately I'm not a tech, I have few pictures of friend's VH4s of different years and dissected my vh4 following all the traces, trying to understand with a friend of mine, what specific components do. Tell me which year is your VH4, if it's post 2007, you'll be good simply changing the...

The OG blueface had a simple resistor connected to the negative feedback wire, and I suspect the feedback wire was also connected to the 4 ohm, but there were a 39K resistor in the preamp that made the amp more compressed and wth less presence. The early 2000s, I've seen a 2002 and a 2003, never...

Or maybe a Rear loaded cab can do the job without tweaking the amp any further. But I really love it, I've seen a video of a '96 Blueface and my VH$ with the mod sounds 90% there.

You know, I did it two days ago and yes, it makes a huge difference. I feel like the amp now is gainier, brighter, less compressed, it has more volume, mids are not honky if set higher as before. It doesn't have the huge bass as before But I have a Diezel front loaded cab), treble and resence...

I wanted to try to move my NF wire on the 4 ohm tap. A friend of mine has an older version of the same amp. His amp has a 100pF cap with a 22.3k reistor in parallel on the 4 ohm tap, mine has a 100pF with a 22k resistor in parallel and also an additional 100nF cap + a 68k resistor on the 8 ohm...

Strange, I don't have any problem in that sense. Which year is yours?

I asked before but I'll be more than happy if any of you can send me pictures of the inside. What you don't loke of your VH4? I love mine more than any amp I've ever owned, and they are more than 30.