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I am getting them, too. I have also been getting emails from some other Forum members, the same emails basically. I believe they are some sort of Outlook virus.

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I am getting them, too. I have also been getting emails from some other Forum members, the same emails basically. I believe they are some sort of Outlook virus.

Matt Farrow

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Mat ...

I have a friend in a band in NYC down here in NC playing a gig a year or 2 ago, and at soundcheck, his Fender amp all of a sudden started making some horrible farting noises. Turned out one of the fi ...

No way to tell EXACTLY what's wrong without a good look around. My vote is for a bad solder joint in the phase inverter, or a bad phase inverter tube. I would take the amp to a qualified technician ...

TUKI makes an excellent cover - http://www.skybolt6.com/images/marlen_small.jpg
[url=http://surf.to/pharaohamps]http://www.skybolt6.com/pharaohamps

Not directly steel-related, but a good antectdote:

I went to see a band a few years back, can't remember their name, but it was a standard 4-piece blues outfit, rhythm guitar and lead vocals, bass, d ...

Hamilton, to answer your questions - the brown Bandmaster, Pro, Concert, Super, and Twin have the "harmonic" vibrato, that is to say the 3-tube vibrato circuit. The Vibroverb has the simpler output t ...

Ha, ha! I'm the WORST steel guitar player in the ENTIRE universe! I think you'd be better off asking somebody who actually knows how to play! http://steelguitarforum.com/smile.gif Anyway, if I ca ...

You're right, ajm. The Super Reverb and BLACKFACE Vibroverb (1x15") use the neon build / photocell tremolo (optocoupler.) (So do most of the blackface and silverface amps, exceptions include the Pri ...

Dan - the brown Pro is a 40W combo with 1x15". It's sorta similar to the Vibroverb but the brown amps are kind of peculiar. The tone circuit uses a funny tapped pot and has a very interesting sound, ...

The bidding war between the last 2 bidders smells suspicious to me. One has 1 feedback and the other has none. Look for this guitar to be relisted. If it is then they were probably "shill" bidders: ...

Not to step on Dan's toes, but the Line6 MM-4 Modulation Modeler doesn't have an envelope filter (auto-wah.) It DOES have several types of chorus, phaser, flanger, tremolo, panner, Leslie, and rring ...

I'd have to check with some of my "elders" but AFAIK the "tone ring" is a sort of adaptor to let you use different speakers in the same cabinet. For example, you would use a tone ring to put a 12" sp ...

From the March 1997 issue of Guitar Player magazine:

quote:

Q: How did you start using a flatpick with finger picks?
A: Not having to change picks made it a lot more convenient for the Guit-Steel. ...

Sage, thank you for the kind words. I'm not always on time, as I'm sure Gary Dillard will tell you! But I try to be. Right now I'm concentrating on pedals for guitar players and don't have a lot of ...

I believe that the plastic "pearl" covering is called "Mother Of Toilet Seat" because years ago, TOILET SEATS were covered in this stuff! I have actually seen old toilet seats covered with "pearloid" ...

Tube amps need to have a load connected to their speaker outputs at all times, for the safety of the amp. Also, if you connect two amps outputs together like that, a portion of the output from the am ...

The "bowl of Jell-O" may not be that far-fetched... There are older reverb units (not so many here, but more in the UK I think) that used a water tank and a set of piezo transducers for reverb. Prob ...

Chris, to answer your question, the cathode current is equal to the plate current plus the screen current. In an old 50W Marshall especially one with no screen resistors, the cathode current will be ...

I once tok some sitar lessons from a guy, and the Indian sitar pick is really cool - it's made from wire, and it goes over your fingertip, it's hard to describe. I think they're called "mizrab," and ...

The "crumpling paper" sound can come from a few different places - I'd check the 100K plate resistors on the preamp tubes (these are the brown cylinders with brown, black, and yellow bands on them) be ...

Man, what a can of worms this topic is! "Bias" in a tube amp output section is just that - it is a fixed DC voltage that is either applied to the control grids of the tubes or developed across a resi ...

OK - here's the scoop on Deluxe Reverbs. Fender wanted the loudest, cleanest sound that they could get in these amps, so the tubes are run fixed bias, (stiffer "envelope" of attack and decay) and are ...

Well, guitar players are a pretty traditional lot - most guitarists want guitars that haven't changed in design since the late 1950's!!! So the Gizmotron, being unusual and innovatove, not to mention ...

I have an early Musitronics "Dan Armstrong" Orange Squeezer compressor, great for that Steely Dan sound on guitar. Mu-Tron / Musitronics made these for Dan Armstrong for a while. I also have a Mu-Tr ...

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Topic: Al Marcus are you trying to reach me??
Matt Farrow Replies: 25 Views: 4153	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 26 Nov 2001 1:32 pm Subject: Al Marcus are you trying to reach me??
Matt Farrow Replies: 25 Views: 4153	I am getting them, too. I have also been getting emails from some other Forum members, the same emails basically. I believe they are some sort of Outlook virus. Matt Farrow ------------------ Mat ...
Topic: Al Marcus are you trying to reach me??
Matt Farrow Replies: 26 Views: 4680	Forum Section: Computers Posted: 26 Nov 2001 1:32 pm Subject: Al Marcus are you trying to reach me??
Matt Farrow Replies: 26 Views: 4680	I am getting them, too. I have also been getting emails from some other Forum members, the same emails basically. I believe they are some sort of Outlook virus. Matt Farrow ------------------ Mat ...
Topic: Troubled Twin Reverb
Matt Farrow Replies: 44 Views: 8058	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 2 Nov 2001 9:00 am Subject: Troubled Twin Reverb
Matt Farrow Replies: 44 Views: 8058	I have a friend in a band in NYC down here in NC playing a gig a year or 2 ago, and at soundcheck, his Fender amp all of a sudden started making some horrible farting noises. Turned out one of the fi ...
Topic: Troubled Twin Reverb
Matt Farrow Replies: 44 Views: 8058	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 1 Nov 2001 2:58 pm Subject: Troubled Twin Reverb
Matt Farrow Replies: 44 Views: 8058	No way to tell EXACTLY what's wrong without a good look around. My vote is for a bad solder joint in the phase inverter, or a bad phase inverter tube. I would take the amp to a qualified technician ...
Topic: Kangaroo amp covers?
Matt Farrow Replies: 3 Views: 812	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 1 Nov 2001 2:54 pm Subject: Kangaroo amp covers?
Matt Farrow Replies: 3 Views: 812	TUKI makes an excellent cover - http://www.skybolt6.com/images/marlen_small.jpg [url=http://surf.to/pharaohamps]http://www.skybolt6.com/pharaohamps
Topic: Effects !! Are they necessary?
Matt Farrow Replies: 22 Views: 1568	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 23 Oct 2001 2:58 pm Subject: Effects !! Are they necessary?
Matt Farrow Replies: 22 Views: 1568	Not directly steel-related, but a good antectdote: I went to see a band a few years back, can't remember their name, but it was a standard 4-piece blues outfit, rhythm guitar and lead vocals, bass, d ...
Topic: Fender Amp Question
Matt Farrow Replies: 21 Views: 3946	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 18 Oct 2001 2:39 pm Subject: Fender Amp Question
Matt Farrow Replies: 21 Views: 3946	Hamilton, to answer your questions - the brown Bandmaster, Pro, Concert, Super, and Twin have the "harmonic" vibrato, that is to say the 3-tube vibrato circuit. The Vibroverb has the simpler output t ...
Topic: Your preference of Envelope Filter
Matt Farrow Replies: 18 Views: 3323	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 16 Oct 2001 8:32 am Subject: Your preference of Envelope Filter
Matt Farrow Replies: 18 Views: 3323	Ha, ha! I'm the WORST steel guitar player in the ENTIRE universe! I think you'd be better off asking somebody who actually knows how to play! http://steelguitarforum.com/smile.gif Anyway, if I ca ...
Topic: Fender Amp Question
Matt Farrow Replies: 21 Views: 3946	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 15 Oct 2001 1:03 pm Subject: Fender Amp Question
Matt Farrow Replies: 21 Views: 3946	You're right, ajm. The Super Reverb and BLACKFACE Vibroverb (1x15") use the neon build / photocell tremolo (optocoupler.) (So do most of the blackface and silverface amps, exceptions include the Pri ...
Topic: Fender Amp Question
Matt Farrow Replies: 21 Views: 3946	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 15 Oct 2001 9:48 am Subject: Fender Amp Question
Matt Farrow Replies: 21 Views: 3946	Dan - the brown Pro is a 40W combo with 1x15". It's sorta similar to the Vibroverb but the brown amps are kind of peculiar. The tone circuit uses a funny tapped pot and has a very interesting sound, ...
Topic: The $4000 Fender Steel
Matt Farrow Replies: 23 Views: 6417	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 14 Oct 2001 5:56 pm Subject: The $4000 Fender Steel
Matt Farrow Replies: 23 Views: 6417	The bidding war between the last 2 bidders smells suspicious to me. One has 1 feedback and the other has none. Look for this guitar to be relisted. If it is then they were probably "shill" bidders: ...
Topic: Your preference of Envelope Filter
Matt Farrow Replies: 18 Views: 3323	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 14 Oct 2001 5:51 pm Subject: Your preference of Envelope Filter
Matt Farrow Replies: 18 Views: 3323	Not to step on Dan's toes, but the Line6 MM-4 Modulation Modeler doesn't have an envelope filter (auto-wah.) It DOES have several types of chorus, phaser, flanger, tremolo, panner, Leslie, and rring ...
Topic: Fender Tone Ring??
Matt Farrow Replies: 9 Views: 1399	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 11 Oct 2001 1:38 pm Subject: Fender Tone Ring??
Matt Farrow Replies: 9 Views: 1399	I'd have to check with some of my "elders" but AFAIK the "tone ring" is a sort of adaptor to let you use different speakers in the same cabinet. For example, you would use a tone ring to put a 12" sp ...
Topic: Flatpick?(!)
Matt Farrow Replies: 1 Views: 724	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 10 Oct 2001 3:19 pm Subject: Flatpick?(!)
Matt Farrow Replies: 1 Views: 724	From the March 1997 issue of Guitar Player magazine: quote: Q: How did you start using a flatpick with finger picks? A: Not having to change picks made it a lot more convenient for the Guit-Steel. ...
Topic: Thanks, Matt Farrow!
Matt Farrow Replies: 6 Views: 1173	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 9 Oct 2001 7:11 pm Subject: Thanks, Matt Farrow!
Matt Farrow Replies: 6 Views: 1173	Sage, thank you for the kind words. I'm not always on time, as I'm sure Gary Dillard will tell you! But I try to be. Right now I'm concentrating on pedals for guitar players and don't have a lot of ...
Topic: Mother of Toilet Seat, Ivoroid, etc. plastics
Matt Farrow Replies: 8 Views: 2991	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 8 Oct 2001 10:45 am Subject: Mother of Toilet Seat, Ivoroid, etc. plastics
Matt Farrow Replies: 8 Views: 2991	I believe that the plastic "pearl" covering is called "Mother Of Toilet Seat" because years ago, TOILET SEATS were covered in this stuff! I have actually seen old toilet seats covered with "pearloid" ...
Topic: Amplifier & cabinet electronics question
Matt Farrow Replies: 14 Views: 2283	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 30 Jun 2001 2:31 pm Subject: Amplifier & cabinet electronics question
Matt Farrow Replies: 14 Views: 2283	Tube amps need to have a load connected to their speaker outputs at all times, for the safety of the amp. Also, if you connect two amps outputs together like that, a portion of the output from the am ...
Topic: Reverb and resonance
Matt Farrow Replies: 18 Views: 2911	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 18 May 2001 7:08 am Subject: Reverb and resonance
Matt Farrow Replies: 18 Views: 2911	The "bowl of Jell-O" may not be that far-fetched... There are older reverb units (not so many here, but more in the UK I think) that used a water tank and a set of piezo transducers for reverb. Prob ...
Topic: Bias pics
Matt Farrow Replies: 9 Views: 1450	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 11 May 2001 7:28 am Subject: Bias pics
Matt Farrow Replies: 9 Views: 1450	Chris, to answer your question, the cathode current is equal to the plate current plus the screen current. In an old 50W Marshall especially one with no screen resistors, the cathode current will be ...
Topic: angled Pro-piks, inside out
Matt Farrow Replies: 7 Views: 2881	Forum Section: Steel Without Pedals Posted: 10 May 2001 1:21 pm Subject: angled Pro-piks, inside out
Matt Farrow Replies: 7 Views: 2881	I once tok some sitar lessons from a guy, and the Indian sitar pick is really cool - it's made from wire, and it goes over your fingertip, it's hard to describe. I think they're called "mizrab," and ...
Topic: need help with Deluxe Verb.
Matt Farrow Replies: 2 Views: 852	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 9 May 2001 3:53 am Subject: need help with Deluxe Verb.
Matt Farrow Replies: 2 Views: 852	The "crumpling paper" sound can come from a few different places - I'd check the 100K plate resistors on the preamp tubes (these are the brown cylinders with brown, black, and yellow bands on them) be ...
Topic: Setting the Bias
Matt Farrow Replies: 10 Views: 1938	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 8 May 2001 1:40 pm Subject: Setting the Bias
Matt Farrow Replies: 10 Views: 1938	Man, what a can of worms this topic is! "Bias" in a tube amp output section is just that - it is a fixed DC voltage that is either applied to the control grids of the tubes or developed across a resi ...
Topic: Increasing power in a tube amp
Matt Farrow Replies: 12 Views: 3535	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 28 Mar 2001 6:18 am Subject: Increasing power in a tube amp
Matt Farrow Replies: 12 Views: 3535	OK - here's the scoop on Deluxe Reverbs. Fender wanted the loudest, cleanest sound that they could get in these amps, so the tubes are run fixed bias, (stiffer "envelope" of attack and decay) and are ...
Topic: Mu-Tron
Matt Farrow Replies: 15 Views: 2875	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 16 Mar 2001 6:26 pm Subject: Mu-Tron
Matt Farrow Replies: 15 Views: 2875	Well, guitar players are a pretty traditional lot - most guitarists want guitars that haven't changed in design since the late 1950's!!! So the Gizmotron, being unusual and innovatove, not to mention ...
Topic: Mu-Tron
Matt Farrow Replies: 15 Views: 2875	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 16 Mar 2001 11:19 am Subject: Mu-Tron
Matt Farrow Replies: 15 Views: 2875	I have an early Musitronics "Dan Armstrong" Orange Squeezer compressor, great for that Steely Dan sound on guitar. Mu-Tron / Musitronics made these for Dan Armstrong for a while. I also have a Mu-Tr ...