Well, I was experiencing a nasty crackly noise and could not bias one of the valves.
I wanted to know if I was doing any thing wrong with the biasing mainly.
Good sense has since prevailed and our man @basstone has the amp on his repair shop. I didn't really want to dabble in there!
He can explain what was wrong better than I can.
Not these days, I don't get nervous at gigs, which is odd as I'm a very anxious guy the rest of the time.
Back in the day it used to be Monkey Man (Specials version) I'd go somewhere else while leaping around playing that, and never really came back to earth!
I have no argument with you Bill, I don't have the remotest scintilla of the necessary knowledge to debate with you. But I know on my budget I take no chances with an amp that just cost me more than i earn in a month to have serviced. So switch will be at 4 ohms and I will use two 8 ohm cabs.
My amp tech just finished overhauling my SVT-CL and advised me to match the impedence exactly. 4 Ohms or 2 Ohms, switch set to whichever I'm using.
They're delicate great lumps, best not messed with.
Had an idle thought that two transmitters would be nice, one on the spare bass, quick change over that kind of thing. Was on Thomann anyway so looked them up.
£144.
I only paid £150 for the whole thing. That mean my wireless reciever is worth £6 new?
Blimey.
etc
Charge should be a good few hours but time will tell! Omnly problems i've encountered was when my keys player used one it interfered with my Line 6 wireless but I'm sure we could easily have changed channels. Ammoon is just another one of those cut price brands which are hard to fault.
Enjoy!
Forgot to mention hugely important feature the option to add an expression pedal and control the envelope manually. Anyhoo, I put a short demo together to quickly show the flexibility of the pedal. DI from my Trace head to the PC: