previous: Steve A. Trace: -- 8/14/1999 7:18 PM

Re: Really strange Master volume in my Classic 20

8/15/1999 8:03 PM

Trace

Re: Really strange Master volume in my Classic 20 quote: "Hmmm, I wasn't referring to the time you have already put into the beast, but the hours (or even days!) that you may have to put into it later because the customer is still not happy with the sounds... "         That's a mighty good point Steve! So far I've been extreamly lucky when it comes to customers being 100% satisfied (cross my fingers and knock on wood--ha, ha) I usually ask them for a cassette of three songs that best represents the tone they are after so I have soemthing to compare it to. I also go to lunch with them before I mod the amp (or talk on the phone for an hour or so if they don't live close by) and this helps be to really understand where they are coming from as a player.         quote: "P.S. Just knowing how to take it apart is a big help the next time someone brings one in for repairs. To get out the screws that secure the two tube boards I use an Xcelite driver set with an extension and then pop a small ceramic magnet on the shaft to keep from droppping the screw inside."         This is all very true. They next one I have to deal with won't as complex (well it is a Peavey         I also use the littl emagnet trick (nice touch too I might add)         Trace