NZGuitars.com : Filling you with GAS since 2003

Oh wow, snap. Our Gneco's are twins!

My old Greco Jazz is so old it's a "Gneco" :wtf: Very much like mine. The old Maxon pups sound great! Yeah they do, they're actually single coils underneath the faux HB top! The frets on mine have zero life left and the fretboard is flat (no radius). If I get the frets done I might get th...

My old Greco Jazz is so old it's a "Gneco"

I think they’re all 450v Thanks, sorry was probably a silly question No, it was a perfectly valid question. I just didn't want to provide a diagnosis without knowing all the facts :geek: You should go into politics, facts are religion there :wink: I can't stand politics and am the complete opposite...

StrummersOfThunder wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2023 6:41 am

MikeC wrote: ↑Fri Dec 08, 2023 6:09 am It'll be fine assuming voltage rating of caps is suitable.

I think they’re all 450v
Thanks, sorry was probably a silly question

No, it was a perfectly valid question. I just didn't want to provide a diagnosis without knowing all the facts

It'll be fine assuming voltage rating of caps is suitable.

Tube rectifier?

How long's a piece of string? Need the schematic to know what caps you are talking about.

Can you post the schematic you are referring to?

That looks really good and is clear to read.

The amount of pedals that go thru NZG makes me think that a library should be setup - pedals can be taken out for 2 weeks then returned.

I like that colour - tobacco burst?

"Hey Hey My My (into the black)" - attached for your listening pleasure

I can hear it too. Is the splattery sound a typical cranked JCM45 feature? I remember reading about a similar term - spluttery - being used to describe a 5E3 being hit hard and not being able to keep up. That's what I heard in Brett's demo. You can hear it clearly in Neil Young's "Rust Never S...

I can hear it too. Is the splattery sound a typical cranked JCM45 feature?