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Remember, also, that a leaky or worn-out filter cap is capable of giving you a lethal shock. Even playing though an amp with bad filter caps will kill ya. Be careful.

Bar-none, my favorite solo album from a former "Fab"--truly spiritual and gorgeous. And what a massive sound (thanks Phil Spector). I play this album every day--perhaps more now that George has passed ...

Thanks all. Glad I don't have to shell out the $$$ for a new pedal (didn't think my Ernie BAll sounded bad anyway--my technique is another story). This debate sorta borders on the esoteric in a way: l ...

I was recently told that my tone would be significantly better if I replaced my current Ernie Ball volume pedal with a Goodrich or other type. He mentioned something about the impedance of the pot. Is ...

I just read that the late, great Mick Ronson used a Major throughout his career. Hamilton, I've never looked at the guts or chassis of a Major, but its appearance from outside reminds me of this giant ...

Actually, the Marshall Major amp, which was manufactured from around '68 to '73 or thereabouts, would probably be a superb steel amp. It's rated at 200W but peaks at close to 300, and it's very clean. ...

I've got a reissue Bluesbreaker sitting around. It sounds great with my steel. Essentially, it's a JTM-45 Marshall head with two greenback Celestions. Wondering if anyone has used one for steel. The d ...

What about Jimmy Page? He didn't exactly "turn steel" insofar as his career, but he added a nice steel part to Zep's "Tangerine."

BTW-
Jeff Baxter recently said in an interview (Guitar Player, perhap ...

Todd has the last laugh, since "imposive" isn't in the dictionary. I meant pervasive. That's it. Is in, "in your face, muthaf***a".
Ya know? God is everywhere, like, go away already!

The Beatles are bigger than Jesus

oops,"religiosity"...right here in Webster's third. Waddaya know. sorry.

Gibson, meanwhile, seems to be becoming a stranger and stranger company. Without question, Henry Juskiawicz (the company's CEO ...

Did Todd really say "Religiosity"? So did our incoming president, heh heh...
Will Gibson be offering a DAvid Koresh model? How about a Dalai Lama Flying V?
tune in to find out!

Bob, my dog is a nubile young bitch. Can I bring her? She likes to mark her spot on the phone booth next to Lakeside...

see ya there

I can sleep happy now knowing that I'm okay wid the forumites. But I have a confession: I only mentioned a trendoid loft thing and wild women to get make Dave nuts.

Dave, IT WAS A JOKE! there were no ...

First off, Bob Hoffnar owns the steel scene in New York City, and I run it for him. So beware, all ye New Yawk hatin' tumbleweeds.

In all seriousness, I would like to use this post to clarify some po ...

Personally, I'm fascinated by guitar and amp combinations. Ferinstance, my 1959 Les Paul Junior (mahogany w/ p-90 pickups) through a '72 50-watt Marshall is to-die-for Gibson/Marshall tone. And how ab ...

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Topic: Advice on old tube amp please?
Mike Bieber Replies: 7 Views: 1042	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 6 Apr 2003 6:31 pm Subject: Advice on old tube amp please?
Mike Bieber Replies: 7 Views: 1042	Remember, also, that a leaky or worn-out filter cap is capable of giving you a lethal shock. Even playing though an amp with bad filter caps will kill ya. Be careful.
Topic: All things must pass
Mike Bieber Replies: 0 Views: 509	Forum Section: Music Posted: 30 Nov 2001 8:16 am Subject: All things must pass
Mike Bieber Replies: 0 Views: 509	Bar-none, my favorite solo album from a former "Fab"--truly spiritual and gorgeous. And what a massive sound (thanks Phil Spector). I play this album every day--perhaps more now that George has passed ...
Topic: my volume pedal
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 1377	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 12 Nov 2001 6:31 pm Subject: my volume pedal
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 1377	Thanks all. Glad I don't have to shell out the $$$ for a new pedal (didn't think my Ernie BAll sounded bad anyway--my technique is another story). This debate sorta borders on the esoteric in a way: l ...
Topic: my volume pedal
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 1377	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 4 Nov 2001 6:30 pm Subject: my volume pedal
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 1377	I was recently told that my tone would be significantly better if I replaced my current Ernie Ball volume pedal with a Goodrich or other type. He mentioned something about the impedance of the pot. Is ...
Topic: Marshall Bluesbreaker combo
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 2078	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 6 Sep 2001 3:51 pm Subject: Marshall Bluesbreaker combo
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 2078	I just read that the late, great Mick Ronson used a Major throughout his career. Hamilton, I've never looked at the guts or chassis of a Major, but its appearance from outside reminds me of this giant ...
Topic: Marshall Bluesbreaker combo
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 2078	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 5 Sep 2001 5:23 am Subject: Marshall Bluesbreaker combo
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 2078	Actually, the Marshall Major amp, which was manufactured from around '68 to '73 or thereabouts, would probably be a superb steel amp. It's rated at 200W but peaks at close to 300, and it's very clean. ...
Topic: Marshall Bluesbreaker combo
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 2078	Forum Section: Electronics Posted: 30 Aug 2001 2:16 pm Subject: Marshall Bluesbreaker combo
Mike Bieber Replies: 10 Views: 2078	I've got a reissue Bluesbreaker sitting around. It sounds great with my steel. Essentially, it's a JTM-45 Marshall head with two greenback Celestions. Wondering if anyone has used one for steel. The d ...
Topic: Rock n Roll players turning Steel
Mike Bieber Replies: 17 Views: 4583	Forum Section: Steel Players Posted: 29 Aug 2001 5:49 am Subject: Rock n Roll players turning Steel
Mike Bieber Replies: 17 Views: 4583	What about Jimmy Page? He didn't exactly "turn steel" insofar as his career, but he added a nice steel part to Zep's "Tangerine." BTW- Jeff Baxter recently said in an interview (Guitar Player, perhap ...
Topic: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	Forum Section: Music Posted: 12 Jan 2001 12:49 pm Subject: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	Todd has the last laugh, since "imposive" isn't in the dictionary. I meant pervasive. That's it. Is in, "in your face, muthaf***a". Ya know? God is everywhere, like, go away already!
Topic: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	Forum Section: Music Posted: 5 Jan 2001 9:30 am Subject: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	The Beatles are bigger than Jesus
Topic: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	Forum Section: Music Posted: 3 Jan 2001 7:59 pm Subject: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	oops,"religiosity"...right here in Webster's third. Waddaya know. sorry. Gibson, meanwhile, seems to be becoming a stranger and stranger company. Without question, Henry Juskiawicz (the company's CEO ...
Topic: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	Forum Section: Music Posted: 2 Jan 2001 8:12 pm Subject: Is it just me, or is this really patently offensive?
Mike Bieber Replies: 71 Views: 10131	Did Todd really say "Religiosity"? So did our incoming president, heh heh... Will Gibson be offering a DAvid Koresh model? How about a Dalai Lama Flying V? tune in to find out!
Topic: NYC tonight and weds
Mike Bieber Replies: 6 Views: 1870	Forum Section: Upcoming Event Announcements Posted: 28 Nov 2000 8:03 pm Subject: NYC tonight and weds
Mike Bieber Replies: 6 Views: 1870	Bob, my dog is a nubile young bitch. Can I bring her? She likes to mark her spot on the phone booth next to Lakeside... see ya there
Topic: Pedal Steel at Harmony Central
Mike Bieber Replies: 25 Views: 6735	Forum Section: Upcoming Event Announcements Posted: 15 Nov 2000 4:54 pm Subject: Pedal Steel at Harmony Central
Mike Bieber Replies: 25 Views: 6735	I can sleep happy now knowing that I'm okay wid the forumites. But I have a confession: I only mentioned a trendoid loft thing and wild women to get make Dave nuts. Dave, IT WAS A JOKE! there were no ...
Topic: Pedal Steel at Harmony Central
Mike Bieber Replies: 25 Views: 6735	Forum Section: Upcoming Event Announcements Posted: 14 Nov 2000 7:08 pm Subject: Pedal Steel at Harmony Central
Mike Bieber Replies: 25 Views: 6735	First off, Bob Hoffnar owns the steel scene in New York City, and I run it for him. So beware, all ye New Yawk hatin' tumbleweeds. In all seriousness, I would like to use this post to clarify some po ...
Topic: Electric Guitars
Mike Bieber Replies: 50 Views: 10780	Forum Section: Music Posted: 6 Oct 2000 7:45 am Subject: Electric Guitars
Mike Bieber Replies: 50 Views: 10780	Personally, I'm fascinated by guitar and amp combinations. Ferinstance, my 1959 Les Paul Junior (mahogany w/ p-90 pickups) through a '72 50-watt Marshall is to-die-for Gibson/Marshall tone. And how ab ...