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The brown note

That’s my dream guitar

Honestly I've never had a problem with getting a right angle jack inside the Ibanez reverse jack hole. It even makes it so you don't even have to wrap the cable around the strap :D

Hulk SMASH! I've had to dig these mushroomed MF'ers out of the saddles of more than one guitar. SETTLE DOWN PEOPLE!

OOOH, THATS A LOT OF MUSTARD SAUCE

Only amps I've seen built better than that are the original Hiwatts with Reeves signature inside, and the all handwired Ceriatone amps with Serol's signature inside.

Doesn’t the G12H greenback have a ceramic magnet as well? I could be wrong. Awesome video though, thank you!

Very nice video, used this to install a ZL loop in my 1989 2203, however you never talked about the R29 resistor. I assume this is the resistor which should be changed according to step 15 in the instructions. What value did you use? I left the stock 10k in mine, and tbh can't hear any difference, but if there is long term negative effects to not change it I would like to know. Or is there just the 10k (no serial resistors) as mentioned in step 15, that can be swapped for a 8.2k, but doesn't need to be swapped per se?

Man, that's a 1966 Fender Deluxe amplifier that is the most iconic amplifier ever built a black face Deluxe. And you use those cheap Chinese On the inside Ypu used okay JJ's under the dog box and a vische for the bias cap But the rest were cheap chinese caps.... Shame on you and you're so ugly. Yes, I'm unoriginal blocky. Ceramic resistors on the power tubes. Those are too heavy to hang out in the air like that. Why didn't you use regular metal film? Resistors like a normal person..

What is the metal piece you used to cover the hole from moving the volume knob?

Im learning bass and i see he keeps his thumb on the pickup, i tried this but now my fingers keep hitting the strings above them

That nice guitar that uv7pbk

Love my Metroplex! Just acquired a superplex as well! Works of sonic art!

Thanks man - thorough !

Aaand this one F# now explained to me one CC secret I somehow missed entirely

The past few months I went through a blackface Fender aquisition phase. Bassman, Bandmaster and Tremolux, a 2x12 with original oxfords. They're keepers.

Just picked up a 2007 2061x in mint condition. I bought the 2061cx about 8 years ago. I put in two 20 watt Greenbacks. Amazing.

I think with this amp you can really do anything you want... my favorite . I missed to buy a Mig50 for 800$ , but this is even better

All warm and Squishy

Where have you been? Haven’t heard from you for a long time.....miss your style

I have that same guitar (currently rebuilding it after flood damage). Eric played that with Morbid Angel on the FFttF tour. We sat outside the venue for about 15mins after the show talking guitars because of that one. Great guitarist and person.

do you have a shim under the nut for added height?

Its so funny how he considers infinite misery a "slower" song by them. If you dont play checkout the bass part using Songsterr, the group of 7 notes he picks during the intro riff is NOT slow lol

I wish I could go back in time and eat Capt. Crunch with Alex, and watch Saturday morning TV

I just bought one of these ... a 1967. Much agree on the Mesa B tubes ... too harsh sounding in other amps, and have an early fail rate from my limited experience with them. Tung Sol preamps would be good in this. I am going to have 5881's (Tung Sol) installed in mine. Nowadays, you can get SoZo blue caps for where those orange guys are living. I personally like the SS rectification..VERY articulate with those 6v6's. Normal channel is best, of course; but vibrato channel sounds really good. And if you don't need so much power, those 6v6's are a great alternative! Great job, brother!

Almost lost my sub lol!!!

I use 56-12s on most my guitars. Never thought about a 7string 56 set and tossing the highest one and using the lower 6🤯

Thanks so so much for this video Scooter, it was most helpful to get mine up and running....: DOA, then crazy hum; all better now, cheers from Vancouver BC.

Awesome video Scooter! Can I ask how the pickups are 'wired'? is the passive neck pick up (whether he uses it much or not) wired into the active circuitry? or the active EMG a part of the passive circuitry. I'm struggling to picture how you'd install this.

I was going to look you up to fix my noisy EL34 EVH 5150 II Effects Loop but now I see you're selling this beast! I need to get 3000$ together ASAP.

I have a good Marshall 64' jtm 45 clone that has classic tone output transformer and choke. I met upgrade to the Mercury magnetics after hearing the video. It's not a huge difference but I would say it's at least a 20 to 25% difference. The best way I can describe it is the Mercury magnetic transformers just sound more solid and deep sounding with more authority . What are the classic tone amp sounds a little bit thinner almost like it's just slightly out of phase . Kind of like you almost wired a speaker up. I'm over exaggerating but just a little bit like that.

Hey scooter I had an experience with Mercury magnetic transformers 8 years ago for my 1964 fender Princeton. I got the fat stack output transformer and choke. It's physically a little taller but it fits in the hole in the chasing doesn't have to be widened. The first thing I noticed about it it had a deeper fuller sound . Add more bass and tighter Bass, little more low mids, a little more presence on the highs it definitely had more punch it was tighter feeling overall. I also say it was more harmonically rich. And I can say all those things apply to the difference between the classic tone transformer in the Mercury mechanics and the other amp. I hear a little more gain or overdrive in the Mercury magnetics amp. That could be due to the preamp. Maybe he had a few tubes that were hotter in the Mercury magnetics amp.

what if it doesnt move freely im stuck incapable of inserting my string

I always look forward to your craftwork and explanation as well as careful detailed photography. Closeup camera details are phenomenal as you go through the circuits in the chassis. You are meticulous and very much appreciated Scooter!😊

Hey Scooter, what's your take on top wrapping Les Pauls?

The fact that alex is a fan of a classical music makes me unreasonably happy

Scooter- what's that vocal mic you are using please?

What did you use to secure the Tone Capsule PCB in place? I'm looking to get one and am concerned about damaging its components

Big fan of MM trannies & choke.. They do need ample break in time. The lows will become more present in the punch ,the midrange will open up with familiarity and the highs will get sweeter. What’s mindblowing is MM trannies/choke in a JVM 410H. Talk about a dear caught in the headlights.. The amps sound rad and I dig the red levant bigtime!

Steve's voice sounds super similar to Bruce Corbitt from Rigor Mortis.

I could listen to Alex Webster talk for hours

Omg sounds sooooo good

Killer bass!

I know this is an old video but, I had 2-3 of these blocks distort on me and 1 cracked the saddle. So all 4 of my Floyd Rose guitars all have Fu-tone Titanium saddle blocks and I have zero issues. Even proper tighten after years, the string leaves deep cuts in the blocks and stops griping the stings. Especially on the high E and B strings, I had mine slipping out. The Titanium or steel blocks worked better for me with Zero issues.

I have a Classic & a Standard Falcon. I’ve been playing for over 50 years, these being the best Strats I’ve ever played, mostly due to those fabulous necks, construction, profile, & frets. Much more comfortable than Fender necks, which I never quite jelled with. When in a “Gibson” mood, I pick up one of my US Peavey P90 Firenzas, another Peavey sleeper in the same price range ✅ These USA Peaveys are the best out in the open secret in the field 🤫

9-54 strings aren’t too loose for Bflat?

is this a greenback loaded cabinet

5:46 don’t mind me just making a bookmark for those tunings 😅

I think it's hard to beat turret board construction. You have the cleanness of the PCB circuit without any of the repairability issues, and none of the rat's nest of point to point.

I got one for 15 years. This is one of my favourite amps, and I will never sell it