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My gear -> 2004 Jackson DK2 EDS, JT580LP trem, SD Custom Shop Crazy 8 trembucker (bridge), SSL-2 Vintage rw/rp (middle) and SSL-6 Custom (neck) single coils, CTS pots, 5-way super switch with custom wiring, GHS Boomers TNT 10-52, ENGL Powerball E645 V2 head, ENGL Custom Footswitch Z-5, Framus FR 212 CS cab
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After I heard Ed doing the "Ain't Talkin' Intro with the 5150III..I'd prolly waite to test drive that.
It's much closer to his classic Marshall tone than the Peavey..it seems.
Chope..that's nice!"Bill, Smoke a Bowl and Crank Van Halen I, Life is better when I do that"
Donnie Swanstrom 01/25/06..miss ya!
"Well, your friend would have Bell's Palsy, which is a facial paralysis, not "Balls Pelsy" like we're joking about here." Toejam's attempt at sensitivity.
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Originally posted by horns666 View PostAfter I heard Ed doing the "Ain't Talkin' Intro with the 5150III..I'd prolly waite to test drive that.
It's much closer to his classic Marshall tone than the Peavey..it seems.
Chope..that's nice!
Thanks, I'm really digging my Pball... can't wait for the cab to show up! I'll reserve further comment until then. Good friend of mine just picked up his Dual Recto today, and we're planning to have an amp shoot-out soon. Should be interesting...My gear -> 2004 Jackson DK2 EDS, JT580LP trem, SD Custom Shop Crazy 8 trembucker (bridge), SSL-2 Vintage rw/rp (middle) and SSL-6 Custom (neck) single coils, CTS pots, 5-way super switch with custom wiring, GHS Boomers TNT 10-52, ENGL Powerball E645 V2 head, ENGL Custom Footswitch Z-5, Framus FR 212 CS cab
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Originally posted by cbope View PostYeah, after hearing a few clips, I could easily go for the 5150III. But I could only find one online shop in Europe that even listed the heads... and they didn't have any available yet. Not even a guess as to when they would get them either. Guess they are selling pretty well in the states, which makes em hard as hell to get over here.
Thanks, I'm really digging my Pball... can't wait for the cab to show up! I'll reserve further comment until then. Good friend of mine just picked up his Dual Recto today, and we're planning to have an amp shoot-out soon. Should be interesting...
"Ringworm".."Bill, Smoke a Bowl and Crank Van Halen I, Life is better when I do that"
Donnie Swanstrom 01/25/06..miss ya!
"Well, your friend would have Bell's Palsy, which is a facial paralysis, not "Balls Pelsy" like we're joking about here." Toejam's attempt at sensitivity.
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Originally posted by cbope View PostOf course it's in standby, only the preamp's getting any signal. The FX loop is set to serial so there is nothing going into the power amp. I took a look at the schematics and it's ok to do this with this amp, in standby the power amp is not driving anything.
Could you share a link for the schematics ? Would be interesting to look at it. Must be something like switching the b+ voltage to the center tap of the output transformer as i guess the amp is a push-pull design.
Flo
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Originally posted by Infernal Death View PostCool, never heard about this. In most amps the standby switch switches the b+ voltage. So if the amp is in standby even the preamp tubes don't get their anode voltage.
Could you share a link for the schematics ? Would be interesting to look at it. Must be something like switching the b+ voltage to the center tap of the output transformer as i guess the amp is a push-pull design.
Flo
The power amp ground is lifted in standby. Also, JVM head has possibility of running the preamps in standby. You can use the line out in standby.My gear -> 2004 Jackson DK2 EDS, JT580LP trem, SD Custom Shop Crazy 8 trembucker (bridge), SSL-2 Vintage rw/rp (middle) and SSL-6 Custom (neck) single coils, CTS pots, 5-way super switch with custom wiring, GHS Boomers TNT 10-52, ENGL Powerball E645 V2 head, ENGL Custom Footswitch Z-5, Framus FR 212 CS cab
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Originally posted by Infernal Death View PostCool, thank you very much. Interesting to see. You don't happen to know if those schematics are correct ? I have heard quite often that Engl is distributing schematics with errors.
FloMy gear -> 2004 Jackson DK2 EDS, JT580LP trem, SD Custom Shop Crazy 8 trembucker (bridge), SSL-2 Vintage rw/rp (middle) and SSL-6 Custom (neck) single coils, CTS pots, 5-way super switch with custom wiring, GHS Boomers TNT 10-52, ENGL Powerball E645 V2 head, ENGL Custom Footswitch Z-5, Framus FR 212 CS cab
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I played an Engl SE (EL34 version) this past weekend at the Boston guitar Show and feel secure you made the right choice.
I didn't play thru the Powerball, but the SE sounded great.
It sounded huge, and the number of different tones was mind staggering (need a Manual)
For $3,500.00 it better stomp all over just about everything.
I like my JSX but If I hit the Lottery I will have one of these come my way (and a Mesa mark IV, I'm really liking these lately)If this is our perdition, will you walk with me?
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Originally posted by kmanick View PostI played an Engl SE (EL34 version) this past weekend at the Boston guitar Show and feel secure you made the right choice.
I didn't play thru the Powerball, but the SE sounded great.
It sounded huge, and the number of different tones was mind staggering (need a Manual)
For $3,500.00 it better stomp all over just about everything.
I like my JSX but If I hit the Lottery I will have one of these come my way (and a Mesa mark IV, I'm really liking these lately)My gear -> 2004 Jackson DK2 EDS, JT580LP trem, SD Custom Shop Crazy 8 trembucker (bridge), SSL-2 Vintage rw/rp (middle) and SSL-6 Custom (neck) single coils, CTS pots, 5-way super switch with custom wiring, GHS Boomers TNT 10-52, ENGL Powerball E645 V2 head, ENGL Custom Footswitch Z-5, Framus FR 212 CS cab
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Originally posted by cbope View PostAgree totally. The SE is pretty amazing. It was just too much of a step up in price... 2x the cost of a Powerball. But I'm really liking my Powerball so far. I think the ENGL's would be more common in the US if they were priced like they are here in Europe. Of course we have the reverse problem, all US amps like Peavey and Mesa are overpriced here, imho. It's especially noticeable when I browse the prices on MF. You have cheaper guitars too.
There is a store near me which sells Bogner amps. I just looked and a XTC is 3950 Euros, that's over $5500. That's the same when americans complain that Diezel is so expensive and not worth the $4k they cost in america.
Flo
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Originally posted by cbope View PostAgree totally. The SE is pretty amazing. It was just too much of a step up in price... 2x the cost of a Powerball. But I'm really liking my Powerball so far. I think the ENGL's would be more common in the US if they were priced like they are here in Europe. Of course we have the reverse problem, all US amps like Peavey and Mesa are overpriced here, imho. It's especially noticeable when I browse the prices on MF. You have cheaper guitars too.Ron is the MAN!!!!
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Originally posted by Infernal Death View Post+1
There is a store near me which sells Bogner amps. I just looked and a XTC is 3950 Euros, that's over $5500. That's the same when americans complain that Diezel is so expensive and not worth the $4k they cost in america.
FloMy gear -> 2004 Jackson DK2 EDS, JT580LP trem, SD Custom Shop Crazy 8 trembucker (bridge), SSL-2 Vintage rw/rp (middle) and SSL-6 Custom (neck) single coils, CTS pots, 5-way super switch with custom wiring, GHS Boomers TNT 10-52, ENGL Powerball E645 V2 head, ENGL Custom Footswitch Z-5, Framus FR 212 CS cab
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