whytejacks
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So nice to see someone taking pride in their work.....and pushing the boundaries of guitar tone...makes me feel like amp design is moving forward, well done
whytejacks said:So nice to see someone taking pride in their work.....and pushing the boundaries of guitar tone...makes me feel like amp design is moving forward, well done
JKD said:I actually missed the NFB control point
So you are saying in addition to frequency tuning via Pres/Density...the NFB control is acting as a level of NFB effect?
I sincerely thank you for this compliment, it really brought a smile to my face.whytejacks said:So nice to see someone taking pride in their work.....and pushing the boundaries of guitar tone...makes me feel like amp design is moving forward, well done
withmittens said:It's a pretty impressive list of mods for these amps. although I can't say I can pony for a new JF amp, I would hope I'd be able to gets some mods a la cart style.
Are you thinking of offering these as menu items for mods once you sell out of your prebuilds or is at an all or nothing kind of affair?
I hope this endeavor pays off for you, thats a lot of work
mfgobbi said:whytejacks said:So nice to see someone taking pride in their work.....and pushing the boundaries of guitar tone...makes me feel like amp design is moving forward, well done
I wish I had Rob's job!!!
Indeed they would be. For the record, I actually do like the Heyboers in the Egnater modular amps. They are softer and less 3D than the Mercurys, but it's a cool change of pace for me.homiefud said:I second the nomination for the 'a la carte' menu, when you've sold all the amps. I've got a Mod100 and I'm not sure if a transformer upgrade would be worth it. But having the Input mod and the FX Loop mod would be fantastic.
Of course, I'm assuming that mods to an Egnater would be possible. Yes?
Not very easily I'm afraid. I just looked at an open one in the shop and it's a REAL PITA to do. Not impossible but I would have to really sleep on that request.MarcoR said:Can the input mod be done to an RM4 or M4?
Jaded Faith said:withmittens said:It's a pretty impressive list of mods for these amps. although I can't say I can pony for a new JF amp, I would hope I'd be able to gets some mods a la cart style.
Are you thinking of offering these as menu items for mods once you sell out of your prebuilds or is at an all or nothing kind of affair?
I hope this endeavor pays off for you, thats a lot of work
I will most certainly entertain that.
It's worth pointing out the value of the package though. The amps are brand new in their boxes, eliminating the potential horrors I see from abused MTS amps all the time (more than you would ever imagine). You are basically paying around $400 for the new RM100's that retailed for $1700-3200 new, plus the cost of my materials and labor. It's a hell of a deal particularly because you save $70-$125 on the cost of having to ship your amp here on the front end.
This list of mods would run around $1200 on your own RM100 assuming no repairs had to be done to your amp on top of the mods.
Jaded Faith said:Not very easily I'm afraid. I just looked at an open one in the shop and it's a REAL PITA to do. Not impossible but I would have to really sleep on that request.MarcoR said:Can the input mod be done to an RM4 or M4?
Unfortunately it has nothing to do with that. It's how the tubes are mounted and a few other things. If you saw the replacement PCB and how the RM or M4 works you would totally see what I mean. Noise could also be a major factor as well as the module going into slot 3 being able to clear the circuitry.MarcoR said:Jaded Faith said:Not very easily I'm afraid. I just looked at an open one in the shop and it's a REAL PITA to do. Not impossible but I would have to really sleep on that request.MarcoR said:Can the input mod be done to an RM4 or M4?
Ah, but did you look at an open RM4 or M4? Remember the M4 has 1 less tube so more space to work with! We might be in business! :twisted:
Jaded Faith said:Unfortunately it has nothing to do with that. It's how the tubes are mounted and a few other things. If you saw the replacement PCB and how the RM or M4 works you would totally see what I mean. Noise could also be a major factor as well as the module going into slot 3 being able to clear the circuitry.MarcoR said:Jaded Faith said:Not very easily I'm afraid. I just looked at an open one in the shop and it's a REAL PITA to do. Not impossible but I would have to really sleep on that request.MarcoR said:Can the input mod be done to an RM4 or M4?
Ah, but did you look at an open RM4 or M4? Remember the M4 has 1 less tube so more space to work with! We might be in business! :twisted:
mfgobbi said:whytejacks said:So nice to see someone taking pride in their work.....and pushing the boundaries of guitar tone...makes me feel like amp design is moving forward, well done
I wish I had Rob's job!!!
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