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you can buy matched quads at eurotubes, so i am going to order those. do i need to get the amp rebiased after i put in the amp, or would that just sound better. wha i will do as long as it doesnt hurt anything, is put in the new tubes, and check all the solder points, see if any are burnt or...

i think i will go with eurotubes, so i need to get 4 matched 12ax7s and 4 el84s, and just pull out the old, and put in the new?

ok i will difinately do that tomorrow

no guitar center in town. all i have is a small instrument store, caldwell. so no matter what i have to order.

as some of you saw i am sure, i have a problem with a crate vintage club tube amp, i am going to go ahead and retube it, see if that is the problem, and it cant hurt. it has 4 12ax7 tubes, and 4 el84 tubes. this guitar is used for folk, blue, and a little rock. just was wondering any suggestions...

ok cool, thanks for the help, yeah there are 4 12ax7 tubes and 4 el84 tubes. ill try switching them around and see if anythign happens. and yes they are socketed. i found a siate(eurotubes.com) that i can buy tubes from. unless someone else knows of a better place to buy from?

ok, i have already looked at the tubes. They look ok. but i didnt know how to test them, i will do what you said crazydoc tonight. Also. if i buy matched tubes can i just put them in myself, or is there more to it than putting them in(if so could i do it, i have taken a class on electronic, i...

Crate club vintage tube amp problem the guitarist in my band has a crate club vintage all tube 3x10 combo amp. it normally works great. but lately it hasnt been working properly. when you turn it on at first it works ok for a couiple minutes, and then after that it starts messing up where even...

no, not really. It all depends on the microphone, how loud the source is, and microphone placement, along with many other things. What you really want to do is just adjust the trim to get as hot as possible without going in red as gabritton said.

no, sadly it does not.

I just bought 2 studio projects B1 microphones, yesterday i used them as overheads to track some drums. One thing i noticed is that these mics are very hot mics(loud). i record into an aardvark audio direct pro q10. And i had to turn the mic pre all the way down as low as it would go to get it...

yeah, i will most likely by the countryman direct box in a couple months.

well, i decided to actually go with carvins direct box, it looked good, and i have a mixer, speakers, and a couple mics of theres, and have always been very satisfied with quality, and durability. http://carvin.com/products/single.php?ItemNumber=FDR60&CID=ACS

well, i will probably get a countryman in the near future, but i need a DI in the next 2 weeks, so i am going to get the behringer one for now. and then in a couple months when i get another job, or get enough money from recording or doing other work i will get a countryman.

yeah, found that, only problem is $150 is out of my range, about $70 is my limit, could be a little more, but that is right around the limit.

is there a model number or a link to one?

cool. thanks for the help noisedude. I will most likely get that one in that case. i dont have a decent instrument/equipment store in town, so i cant test anything out before i buy basically, so i ask a lot on here, and read reviews alot. and thanks for your help farview also. as of now...

ok, in your opinion then, what is a good quality Direct box.

ok, 2 questions 1. would the monitor out be the same quality as if the guitar was directly connected to the amp, because the amp is going to be recorded along with the direct line from the guitar. 2. I have always heard behringer does not make very good products, is this product good quality...

I am looking into getting a Direct box, but also i was wanting one that could maybe split the input to go to 2 sources. The goal being to put a guitar into it, have an output to go to a guitar amp, and then an output to go to the recording hardware, to have a direct recording of the guitar so...