Any of you bias your own amp?

[Eric_kv2]

I'm thinking of getting a weber bias rite with the V1 option. Anyone use these? http://www.webervst.com/bias.html

Is there any other brand you might recommend?

[charvelguy]

there's a few people on here who self bias.. the weber is a fine unit, can't go wrong there IMO. There are cheaper units on eBay by SRS which are plastic.. they are not as well built. I also bought one of those and ended up going with a Weber anyways.

[parntz145]

I bias all my amps. I have the bias king. Works great, and a hell of alot cheaper than taking them to a tech each time I need it done.

[adrenaline junkie]

I've used a Bias rite and done my own heads for a long time now.

If you've got your own digital multi meter, you can just buy the adaptor head, and save some money.

[toejam]

Nope. My THD Univalve (one power tube, two preamp tubes) is self-biasing, so I can put in just about any tubes I want!

[Firebird V]

I use a bias king too. Just be careful. Dont want to get electricuted. Amps can hold juice for a long time after they are shut off.

[rfazano]

I have a randall mts which i can bias myself with a $20 multimeter from radio shack. no more trips to the tech like before with my marshall. IMO this amp sounds way better and more versatile anyway!

[jimbilly]

I use the Allesandro, I think it was about $100. It's plastic, but is holding up well, works great on my Fenders. But it doesn't do 7027s (for us Ampeg weirdos), it's supposed to, but the needles just go to max and I quickly shut it off before anything fries.