12/19/2004 at 22:39I have a Marshall TSL 100... now if i change out the tubes in this thing
from the stock ones to new groove tubes, how much will that make a
difference in my overall sound? The stock power tubes are fairly new,
russian made. The preamp tubes say marshall on them and all look different
(sizes) one is fatter..... I've heard that sometimes its a pretty dramatic
difference? lemmy know mangs! thanks.
Also have an old fender with a vibro effect on it... probably made mid
70's... i was play'n it.. and the SOB started smoke'n on me, and now it
doesnt work, haha. Anyone have an idea?
12/20/2004 at 04:45Make sure you get around the same rating tube or you will have to rebias
your amp. Groove Tubes are great that's what I use. They match their tubes
and make them better.
Sounds like your Fender amp needs a new transformer I had the same thing
happen.
12/20/2004 at 20:35Thanks for the knowledge mang... now what about perhaps a brighter, Cleaner
clean channel? Better quality distortion and sustain with new tubes?
also would ya know where to get a new transformer or maybe a quick pricing
on one for a small fender practice amp like that?
thanks again
12/21/2004 at 00:00A bright clean channel on a Marshall, that'll be the day.
I'm not a big fan of Marshalls, that's why I use a Fender, much brighter
clean channel
12/21/2004 at 00:02If you want a nice clean tone and distortion go with a 5 to 7 rating.
I prefer a 5 rating myself. The lower the rating the more headroom
resulting in a cleaner tone.