JubileeMan 2555
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12 watts of power!
Guitar straight in, max volume and tone controls.
Musicmaster with Les Paul Rockin out
Musicmaster with Les Paul Rockin out
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I liked that. Was that a 70's era silverface musicmaster? I didn't think they could sound like that!12 watts of power!Guitar straight in, max volume and tone controls.
Musicmaster with Les Paul Rockin out
Yup, silverface little fender...I liked that. Was that a 70's era silverface musicmaster? I didn't think they could sound like that!![]()
Didn't find any mod. I simply looked over the Marshall 18w 1974 schematic and changed the amp to more closely follow that. These amps have so little on the inside that these changes are not really all that hard.That sounds great JubileeMan!
I love my little Musicmaster amp but need to do something to help the tone knob be a little more effective. For now I keep my MDEQ on all the time.
Where did you find that mod?
Thanks!!Didn't find any mod. I simply looked over the Marshall 18w 1974 schematic and changed the amp to more closely follow that. These amps have so little on the inside that these changes are not really all that hard.
But if you just want your EQ to work better, check out the Fender Tweed Deluxe 5e3 schematic and mod the map to be wired like that is setup. Much better range and it improves the amp's overall tone.
Didn't find any mod. I simply looked over the Marshall 18w 1974 schematic and changed the amp to more closely follow that. These amps have so little on the inside that these changes are not really all that hard.