Hi,

I averted it, but I am hoping somebody can help me identify this amp disaster and how to prevent it/what caused it.

I upgraded recently to a Carver PM900 amp and Dynaudio BM15 speakers.

I plugged it all up, testwd it, and everything seemed fine.

(I have similar post in another forum, sorry to anyone that's read this twice :oops:)

Been recording with Audigy2 Soundblaster card. Everything's been going smoothly until I went to add bass, and no I'm was stuck. Running the bass straight to the soundcard produced a very muddled sound with the low frequencies overwhelming the rest.

Here is the deal:

Hello All,

I am looking for a new tube amp in the $500 range and I would love to hear about your experience with different amps. I am looking the "the sound". For me, that sound is as the title describes. Throaty growling tube overdrive. The problem? Low budget.

Hi all,

I've got a stereo power amp which is 250w per channel RMS at 4ohm;planning on using it after a guitar preamp in the signal chain

I've also got a 4 x 12 400w guitar cab; it's wired so there's two inputs, one 8 ohm input for the left two speakers (200w), and one 8 ohm input for the right input, of the same power.

will there be any problems if you use a mesa amp with a marshall cab?

Hey guys,

I have recently brought a set of tannoy precision 8 passive monitors and I'm looking for a decent amp for them, the only one I can find stocked in stores around me is the Behringer a500, I don't know personally but somehow I don't think this amp would do the speakers justice... am I right?

Can anyone recommend some good brands I should be looking at?

So I'd like to take a poll.
I definitely am going to add a Boss GT-8 to my studio.
What is the best amp combo to consider running this guy into and why? I want to maximize the signal conditions for flexibility.
A few models have been mentioned to me:
The Roland JC120 and the Fender Hotrod Deville 410.
Of the two which one would you prefer and why?

So I'd like to take a poll.
I definitely am going to add a Boss GT-8 to my studio.
What is the best amp combo to consider running this guy into and why? I want to maximize the signal conditions for flexibility.
A few models have been mentioned to me:
The Roland JC120 and the Fender Hotrod Deville 410.
Of the two which one would you prefer and why?

How can you tell a tube or tubes are going bad?

I think my amp is creating more hiss/fuzz noise than it used too.