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you can run the amp the same or lower impedance. two 16 ohm speakers run in parallel is an exact 8 ohm load. you can run the amp on 4 ohms and see a reduced amount of volume but gain a thicker tone. you CAN NOT run the amp on 16 ohms with the impedance load equaling 8 ohms. just remember the...

same holds true if its solid state or tubed or mix of both. loose or cold solder joints can happen either way. id still recommend taking it in to get it fixed reguardless.

sounds like a loose solder joint. take it to a tech that knows their **** and not "uuhh oh fooey never heard that before" if you have enough technical background and/or balls to try and fix it yourself, do some research on draining the main caps. also get a pair of chopsticks, and start...

watch for rock on road priceless :wink:

you could use multiple preamps with the rt2/50, but not at the same exact time. not sure though, when the RT2 is in stereo mode you are using 100 watts of actual power. how it gets its signal is a different story. i do know that you lose the ability to switch from mono/mono when its in stereo...

no sir. you do not need different plate resistors for the 12at7 or 12ax7. the length of the emitters inside the tube and tube design is different, but it their voltage requirements dont change THAT much to require different plate resistors for each. the phase inverter tube, like any other...

awsome! =] good to know randalls got your back. makes me getting an RT2/50 sound even better. good luck dude!

you could install small 80mm fans in the top using a purified DC voltage source. wrap the voltage wires with a drill really tight, then shrink-wrap/shield them away from instrument cables inside. imho they make low-noise PC fans.. just what i would do. i would also consider using...

how big is it? 80mm.. 90.. 120.. or is it a small one? im currently in the mix of getting myself one soon. you like it other than the fan?

a pre-amp tube is made up of whats called triodes. a preamp tube has two triodes, side A and a side B theres also anodes, and cathodes. those deal with current flowing in and out of a pre-amp tube respectfully. theres also emitters, but i wont go there. the other thing you need to know is that...