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I played the Lmt. Edition Hot Rod IV and like it. Which one would you recommend? I loved the clean sound and reverb.

Thanks for this nice work. I have the same experience with my 513, sounds to hifi and dull. I have changed the tone circuit to classic wiring and changed the volume pot to 1 meg. Sounds way better!Does this also help to compensate for high inductance? How does the circuit you made work? Is it a simple FET circuit before the jack or is it done per coil element? Thanks and keep it up!

If I have a tuner and for example wah (some pedals that I don't use in the same time) and I have 10 pedals but only 8 inputs... Should I split 1 input for wah and tuner then and another for overdrive and boost/tube screamer and work with just 8 inputs with 2 daisy chain cables?

Nice background music by the way!!

mmmm thx man

Very useful thanks

Thx bro

Good to know!

Bro put the video back on

I think this format could be really engaging with a "Before vs After" comparison

man are all my pedals really that oldschool 😭

As a man I care about this slightly more

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amps sounds great. How about sharing the mods and values?

This is actually one of the best vids ive seen today. Thank you for making my day better brother!

“No thanks” 💪🏻😂

16:32 I don't see a link for any video here, is it just me?

Aha! So, in order to get a "brighter" parallel humbucker sound, we just need to adjust the inductance and resistance. Probably easy to accomplish this by wiring a dummy-coil-inductor in series, and resistor in parallel.

"It's not cool to be dumb, it never was" Haha, I need to quote this.

Finally, a channel without "toan" myths and mysticism! This deserves wayyy more views!

The red knob twin is my favorite amp! Love how the overdrive sings! So much range with the push pull EQ.

I have this goofy idea that HSS Strats and copies should be wired with the P1 being the Neck and Middle in series, P2 N+M in parallel, P3 N+South coil of the HB in parallel (Tele middle sound), P4 M+ North coil of HB in parallel, P5 HB with a DP/DT switch for Series/Parallel. I think it would have much more useful tones, no hum, and no need to use resistors to balance the values of the pots. What do you think?

No one sounds like Terry Kath!!!!!!

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Haha nice, btw if you want that 3k box sell all the shit behind you on that wall😂

Hahahahahaaaaa amazing results 😂

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Amazing 😁

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Yeah how much the build me one, August pair about three hundred bucks,,lol, Sounded pretty good.How's the lead sound on it? Or how's it sound when you play leads

The TriAxis is a beast not many fully understand. They're intimidated by all the options and few rarely dive DEEP into the understanding behind how the controls affect each other, behind the scenes. For example, in the LD2 settings, the Treble control is actually a secondary gain stage. So you have Gain, Treble, AND Lead 2 Drive all affecting that gain's saturation. As always, RTFM and your eyes will be opened to so much more that it can do 😉

So what have you done to it?

WTF! glad you decide to save it

These have had serous issues since they were first designed and fender never cared to address them because people were buying them like hotcakes. I've come across a few that were in need of service. I usually gut them and handwire a bassman or plexi in them. I would suggest Ceriatone instead of a hot.rod fender for the money

Had one with a v30 in it. Pawned it for drug money and never got it back. No regrets

Do you share with us what you have done? Your video doesn't really explain it on a tech level. Thanks.

How do you like the mod? Do you like how the OD channels sound now?

Yeah most amplifier reviews nowadays are just glorified advertisements by people that know how to play, but aren't qualified to judge the actual build quality/reliability (or even the safety, unfortunately in regards to some brands/builders). Those "how does it sound" videos have their place, but I really hate planned obsolescence. I especially hate planned obsolescence in amplifiers that are meant to inspire people to play more and pursue their musical goals, and trashing an amp isn't a dig at the people that play or buy them, but the builders basically ripping normal people off. That's my problem with the HRD, especially because it is a lot of people's first tube amp. It also has contributed towards the misappropriated disdain for PCBs in guitar amps.

This is soo unique story, i like it! This can happen only in our country! :D and also, really good job! Great video!

Since the triaxis is based on mesa mark amps, you should keep the bass low on lead modes in higher gain settings, and compensate with the graphic eq. In this case, since the triaxis doesn't have a graphic eq, just use the DV

why is it, that PRS guitars sound always fuzzy and not very precise? there are no contours in the sound ... that´s why i sold my CE24

I have a bassman 125 that i really didnt like. I kept in storage as a future "dumble" project, is the ultra linear/pentode switch worth having?

One of the best explanations of the power station ive seen, very well done. If you have loud vintage amps you want to totally enjoy, the Fryette is the only way to go. Best investment ive ever made as far as an attenuator is concerned.

You did a great job bringing that poor amp back to life! I'm definitely interested in the way you converted it to a plate fed tone stack. I like what You're doing, new sub!