glpg80
Well-known member
Sounds like a bad plate resistor or a shorted shunt tone cap. They look normal but have to be measured to be verified.
psychodave
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Sounds like a 2C+ or 2C++. 
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
This is helpful . I don’t know about that yet. This all new . I can change tubes and biased but yet to learn more . I need to learn because the only tech here is getting very old .
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
So it’s already been modded you saying? LolSounds like a 2C+ or 2C++.
psychodave
Well-known member
I'm just being a wise ass....
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Lol I was too ! I was playing along with your comment!I'm just being a wise ass....
Smash
Hack
Gibson is bringing in better parts
Wizard of Ozz
Well-known member
... and the best assembly techniques that child labor factories in China can provide.
Smash
Hack
Listen. Tiny fingers can fit those components in tight spots. It's logistics. Plus, those kids earn a fair wage.
squealie
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What happens when Mike B. retires?
Somehow, he can turn a Caliber .22 into a Colosseum. And the Internetts can't fix a Single Recto.
Somehow xformers from 1981 cannot be reproduced.
Long live Mike B.
Somehow, he can turn a Caliber .22 into a Colosseum. And the Internetts can't fix a Single Recto.
Somehow xformers from 1981 cannot be reproduced.
Long live Mike B.
ultimatemetalguitartones
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That's the million -dollar question
Devin
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Sounds like it's motorboating some big ole breaseses
Chris6870
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Just send it in. He replaced every cap in my Mark 4 plus a bunch of other shit for under 400 bucks.