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The recto and slo have near identical preamps and sound pretty different. It would be interesting to hear a studio through a iic power section though.

For that I would use normal CA glue/ superglue. I like the bsi instacure+. I’m not the biggest fan of super 77 or the spray stuff. Wilson art h2o is great but probably not for your application since it has to dry and be reheated.

My bad I can’t keep all the SIR mods straight. The one I meant to reference is the #36. It adds a gainstage between v1 and v2

Outside of what others have mentioned, I would highly recommend trying the SIR39 mod. It’s another gainstage but still sounds like a Marshall and pretty easy. Jason has a good how to video. And if you don’t mind hacking up your chassis, I’d try putting a bunch of stuff on switches. Also...

Do you have a schem for the mod? I would do two things, see if the gain pot/ other pots affects the buzz. And second pull v1, fire up the amp and see if the issue persists. Also is it a low pitch buzz or high pitch whistle? Anything like that

They both sound fine, but boy that 1959 is lazy. $1000+ for some diodes on a switch and a master volume is retarded. Marshall seems to have a phobia of putting 4 preamp tubes in the 2203/1959. Put it on a switch and give the people what they want.

Highly rec sending them an email, when I emailed them in 2022 I heard back from the ceo within 3 hours. Super friendly and willing to share info.

I have a feeling they’re gonna use the current mark transformer and change the channel switching from ldr’s over to relays and we’re gonna get a meh recreation. Or try to “fix” some of the issues w the original 2c and end up inadvertently making a mark 3. That said I hope to god they offer a...

I drove around 5 hours round trip for my JMP half stack and around 8 hrs round trip for my mesa mark 3 half stack. Both were kinda holy grails at good prices. JMP was stock w matching cab and the mesa was a no stripe w a matching EV cab in white. I may have also driven 5 hours round trip for nos...

Not sure yet, I’m down south so I only really get there once a year but it looks like based off their posts they are getting pretty close.

If you’re in Cleveland, maybe reach out to gutiar riot, they’re good dudes and might be able to do consignment or point you in the right direction. I don’t need gear right now but I’d buy stuff from you just to spite GC lowballing people.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/msg/d/pittsburgh-marshall-jmp-super-bass-1974/7772898833.html 74 Superbass 100w $1800

I’d also add… look for something brick. Houses with vynl siding leak an insane amount of sound. Your much better off with brick. 2nd, a house with newer windows is gonna be better. Old windows leak a ton of sound. That being said it’s still probably going to be too loud. I’m a good 200 yards...

Maybe throw it in the freezer to shrink the metals. I would think as it thaws the outside would expand in size and the inside would stay shrunk. And allow it whatever’s in there to pass.

Depends what causing the issue but removing it and using some compressed air to push the rod down might work

Outside of the economy being absulutley fucked, I think for a lot of people this is their “summer hobby time”. I don’t know about you guys but this time of year I like to do outdoor stuff since it’s light 16hours a day and warm out. I think that slows sales down a fair bit, and disposable income...

1000pf, 2200pf, and 4700pf are my favorites depending on guitar, strats will rip your face off with a 4700. Kinda covers all bases and styles. For home volumes I like the 2200 and 4700 options with a les Paul, and 500-1000pf if your playing really loud.

I’d like to see everything get more affordable. I’d rather see a bunch of kids and young adults be able to buy the rig they want for a reasonable amount of money vs make a few grand off the stuff I own. Good luck getting any of your idols gear if your under 25 (or older). I think people forget...

W pics folks here should be able to narrow it down. Also, does it flash when starting up? I think that’s unique to Mullard pre tubes