Nice, I have been running essentially the exact same rig (in my case a Quick Rod thru a mesa recto 4x12) for a year. Live and in practice, it kills and really moves air. If you want to up the versitility of the amp, grab a MXR 10 band eq and throw it in the loop (I only use it for a death metal sound which is rare these days, but when you gotta, you gotta).
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Hey Splawn owners, I just tried my Splawn in triode mode, and found it has a very noticable 60 hz hum in this mode, even when the volume is completely dialed down. Is this expected?
It works perfectly in Pentode mode, and I'm still totally enamored with its tone. Damn I love this amp, but would like it better if the Triode mode was usable.
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Tried a few other outlets but still get the hum. Interestingly today I fired it up in triode mode and it was dead silent, but only for about 5 minutes. Then the hum came back. I guess I should find a tech to look at it as it's probably cheaper & faster than mailing the heavy thing back to Splawn. Luckily it's perfectly fine in pentode mode so I guess there's no real rush.
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I love gigging with my Quick Rod. When I first started showing up people would say "Splawn what?" and snickering. Once the night was over they were saying "wow".
I actually don't care greatly for the sound when playing by myself at home but in the band situation it counter balances everyone so well and cuts through like a knife.
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