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Double result then. I'm glad it all got sorted out and that you got to keep the amp.

Glad to hear it was easily taken care of, despite the headache.

You're sure to have awesome tones on your hands and we're green, Bubbles.

So are the transformers supposed to be like that?

Zaphod wrote:So are the transformers supposed to be like that?

i can't imagine that being the case, but so long as they function properly, i'm not bothered.

and ultra, i'll have to let you try it when you're out here in january.

Definitely good news in the end! Glad it all worked out for you and I hope you enjoy teh new ampz!

I remember reading on some site dealing with Matamps and older amps of that sort where it said it wasn't uncommon for the chassis to be bent in by the transformers because of how heavy they were.

APPLAUSE APPLAUSE APPLAUSE.

Seriously, I'm glad it got sorted out. My heart had broke a bit in the beginning.

I forgot to say that I'm happy you got everything sorted out. You're a lucky person, that amp will destroy!

SONDS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN.

man, i tried recording my weber kit back in august. my computer refuses to let me do it. i think my soundcard is bad.

put some new knobs on today. the little ones are only temporary as they are too small, but they were the closest thing i could find at apex this morning. i saw the right kind at an electronics swap meet in redondo beach, but in my infinite wisdom i decided that i didn't need them. now i have to wait til the end of the month for the next one.

I love happy endings!!!