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MikeC Sixty-One SRT
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase. This is as true of humans as it is of gas molecules in a sealed flask. The human question is not how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who so survive.
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
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Beyond a critical point within a finite space, freedom diminishes as numbers increase. This is as true of humans as it is of gas molecules in a sealed flask. The human question is not how many can possibly survive within the system, but what kind of existence is possible for those who so survive.
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
Update - I completed SRT #8 a few nights ago and it's now undergoing it's final "cook-test" as I type this. Also, I recently purchased a new 8-ohm, 25W Celestion G12M Greenback (the Chinese one) which I installed in my 112 Mesa Wideboy dimensioned open back cab. It sounds great with the SRT, better than the Greenback 20W Heritage that I tried earlier and perhaps better than the G1265 Heritage which was my previous favourite. Things may change of course as the new GB breaks in. And as always - the amp, the cab and the beholder's ear make alot of difference! I will mount SRT#8 in the Marshall style head-cab that I got from GrantB with view to providing a SRT combo as an option.
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
I’m the proud owner of #3 now. Or is it #4 Mike?
Sounds clips coming as soon as I sort myself out.
Sounds clips coming as soon as I sort myself out.
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
You definitely want to be relaxed before doing a demo so good idea knocking one out first!
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
May you never have to retube that
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
Got 3 sets of spares in the drawer.
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
Here's a couple of pics of my prototype SRT combo - I've used a Mojotone Marshall style cab (ex GrantB).
I'll go for gold piping rather than white on the production version and might also make it a little deeper.
It's interesting how reduced the bass is as compared to my Mesa Wideboy 112 sized cab.
Thoughts or suggestions welcome.
I'll go for gold piping rather than white on the production version and might also make it a little deeper.
It's interesting how reduced the bass is as compared to my Mesa Wideboy 112 sized cab.
Thoughts or suggestions welcome.
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
I reckon the red faceplate would look best with a darker grill cloth and piping.
Need to have a fang on one of these some day, Mike...
Need to have a fang on one of these some day, Mike...
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
Yes I was thinking about at a darker grill cloth. And maybe a black vent grill rather than gold?
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Re: MikeC Sixty-One SRT
Yeah and I'd even go black piping.