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I changed the stock fan on both my Deepmind 12D and Mark V 25 for noctua models. The controller is a nice touch but I would still recommend a better fan. The stock one is simply awful.

Super helpful!

Great video! Thanks!!!

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I have enjoyed this session but, I wondered why you didn't care to sub mix or use a mix buss. Other than that, it was interesting.

Musicians have the coolest job, but it’s still work. People see the glitz and glam aspect of it and fail to realize it’s musicians’ jobs to entertain us and provide us with a service that is in the form of music. I grew up watching my dad DJ and it was pretty cool, but I’d also seen him talk to clients and draw up contracts. Not to mention picking out CDs or making mixes specifically for a certain event = stress. However, at the end of the day, if you’d go through high water for your job then it’s worth it.

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excellent video Ben!!!

I usually always put EQ first in the chain but I’m not sure if that’s the best way to do it 😶

Thank you for the video might try to recreate and build this

This is an insanely succinct and prime tutorial. Using this for teaching!

Congrats

True art

Top shelf tutorial! I am a MIDI-maniac (in Logic Pro X), due to a mangled finger, a subsequent operation, and resultant arthritis. To be honest, I never was a great "real" instrument player anyway (though I never let that stop me), so MIDI allows me the delusion that I am an accomplished multi-instrumentalist. lol

This was a fantastic video! Thank you so much!! I thought I understood phase far better than I did, this clarified it perfectly for me!! Thank you sir! This video deserves far more views and likes!!

Great video Ben. The clear explanation and visuals were very helpful. I think the home recording community would appreciate these 5 - 6 minute tutorials on single recording topics. I know I do.

i think there was just a lot of voltage hanging out in there yeah?

if amp has line out is that different than the thing you have set up w the DI between amp/speaker or same as. thanks!

whoa really great vid!

I solved my problem with my Ashdown combo amp by installing a potentiometer. This way I can adjust the fan speed to my liking. Easy!

The sensor can probably be put on the heatsink… With a mica isolating pad and nylon grommet over the bolt to stop it shorting or arcing. I’m guessing Ampeg use those separated heat sink sections for each side of the push pull to avoid having to isolate the output transistors from them.

that twin sounds real tasty, great video

An interesting way, but you did not tell what temperature the sensor needs to be calibrated to. And why not replace the fan with a less noisy one?

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about to utilize this information! thanks

Very good

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PC shops carry the 3 pin Molex connectors and leads. Disconnect fan from board, connect fan connector to male Molex w/ leads, connect those leads to the temp board, and couple temp board to amp board using a female Molex w/ leads. It's the same thing, but it allows for removing of the temp board without having permanently modified the amp if anyone is worried about evidence of modification due to warranty purposes.

Great video! Thank you!

Sounds like I just need to disconnect the fan's power supply for home use, and connect it when using it in a band setting.

Very nice video. I can't wait to see what else you have in store for us on the topic of guitar recording. I was just wondering, do you place the SM57 in the same spot even if you are just using an SM57 on its own?

You did a good job with this! Cudos to your editor as well.

What monitor is that that is tilted back on the bottom?

That 68 Custom Twin spanks man.