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I am the extremely proud owner of a used Traynor YCV80Q. Got a nothing less than amazing deal on it and as soon as I receive it, I'll be making sound clips for everyone.
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Originally Posted by Casey I am the extremely proud owner of a used Traynor YCV80Q. Got a nothing less than amazing deal on it and as soon as I receive it, I'll be making sound clips for everyone.
Congrats
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thats really cool i thought about getting one of those amps
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Why in the world didn't you?
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Originally Posted by Casey I am the extremely proud owner of a used Traynor YCV80Q. Got a nothing less than amazing deal on it and as soon as I receive it, I'll be making sound clips for everyone. sweet! that's wicked awesome!
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Originally Posted by Casey Why in the world didn't you? probably has something to do with the fact that He's got a Mesa Mark IV.
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That could do it.
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Congrats!
*plays solid state amp...*
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Originally Posted by Casey I am the extremely proud owner of a used Traynor YCV80Q. Got a nothing less than amazing deal on it and as soon as I receive it, I'll be making sound clips for everyone.
Congratulations, that's a sweet amp...
I eagerly await the soundclips.
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Originally Posted by Rainer. Congrats!
*plays solid state amp...* Dude, didn't you know that I was selling my HRDx? I put it on CGR for a bit...
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Originally Posted by Rainer. Congrats!
*plays solid state amp...*
*plays dr.Z amp*
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Originally Posted by Casey That could do it. Yeah the traynor just didn't have enough drive and gain like the mark does
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I'm curious, what do you mean? Not enough gain, or not the right type of gain you were looking for? The Traynor certainly has more than enough gain, at least I think.
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Here's the email I got today!
The amp is shipping out today, sorry it took me a
couple of days to get it together. I tested it before
packing, everything is working fine. Here is the UPS
tracking # [deleted].
Check it when you get it, I packed the spare tubes in
bubble wrap inside the amp. You can try these, I never
got around to it but it's a set of NOS (New Old
Stock)Jan Philips USA 6L6GC "short bottle" which the
previous owner bought, a matched quad set from
tubedepot.com and they've never been used. If you like
the sound of these, you'd just need to modify the
spring clips a bit to fit them. But you can try them
without the clips, no problem. Since the amp is
cathode-biased, you don't have to bias new tubes just
plug them in.
Check the reverb, I had another Traynor YCV20WR that I
ordered brand new and when it arrived the reverb
didn't work. The leads inside the tank had broken from
shipping, I just soldered them back and it was fine.
Let me know if you have any problem or question.
Mark
He included a quad of NOS tubes. That's awesome. My question is about what I put in italics though. Anyone know what that means?
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on tube amps there's generally clips that hold the tubes in place when the amp gets moved so the tubes don't fall out. you can use a tube amp without clips, but i wouldn't recommend it for too long because eventually your tubes are going to slip out.