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jarrodthebobo

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Hey Jarrod, I new you were lurking around LoL. Did you ever get the dead channel of your TS100 working, and how's it going  ? Hey, we miss all our friends here  :wave: good to hear from you  :thumb-up:

Unfortuntly I wasn't able to get the channel fixed so I just bought myself a Marshall 9001 power amp for like 50 bucks  :lol: Got one cab running with the Carvin and the other running with the Marshall so it's all good!

Things have been going fine, but I"ve moved into college so playing/seeing my MP-1 and other real gear only happens on the weekends, and I've been super busy so it's been hard hahah!

Thanks for remembering/thinking about me though dude, super cool of ya! :metal:
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Hey Jarrod,  :whoohoo!: stereo  :thumb-up: how are you finding it ? I could never go back to mono, the ADA preamps sound so much better in stereo IMO. So do you know whats wrong with the TS100 channel ? maybe we can help ? they are not a particularly complicated amp.
Well bummer your away from your gear so much  :facepalm: , I know how much you're into it  :thumb-up: , how does college fit in, is that between high school and university in the US ?? and what are you studying ? something you like I hope.
Anyway talk to us when you can, I for one enjoyed your contribution to the depot  :wave:
Cheers R
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Hey Jarrod,  :whoohoo!: stereo  :thumb-up: how are you finding it ? I could never go back to mono, the ADA preamps sound so much better in stereo IMO. So do you know whats wrong with the TS100 channel ? maybe we can help ? they are not a particularly complicated amp.
Well bummer your away from your gear so much  :facepalm: , I know how much you're into it  :thumb-up: , how does college fit in, is that between high school and university in the US ?? and what are you studying ? something you like I hope.
Anyway talk to us when you can, I for one enjoyed your contribution to the depot  :wave:
Cheers R

hahah, college is technically university I suppose! College and University goes hand in hand here in the U.S, it's just a different name for a different feel I suppose.

The TS100 for whatever reason just doesn't work correctly on channel 1: the volume knob is super cracky and makes no linear sense when it comes to raising the volume. Also, the max volume is very quiet on that side and doesn't even come CLOSE to matching the volume of channel two. Unfortunately this problem persists in bridged mode; which only uses channel one as a source of volume control. I tried wiring in a new pot but it didn't seem to help...

Also a couple of months back the on off switch stopped working. The amp would be constantly on unless I unplugged it from the wall. One month ago however, I was playing, heard a quick pop, and the power button/standby were now working again...so there is definatly something weird going on inside of the TS100.

Stereo has been an absolute blast though. Whether it be delays in stereo, chorused tones, detuned effects, flangers, phasers... dear lord everything sounds so much better in stereo. It's like a whole new experience.

The cool thing about having a super powered laptop though is that I can run some pretty nice amp simulators and millions of vst effects so up at college I really havn't been missing my MP-1 too much to be honest! I've been tweaking amp sims in Positive Grid Bias Desktop for months now and have found a general 80s tone that has literally blown me away and quickly became 'my sound'. I'm shocked that a computer could sound so good next to my all tube setup and multiple 4x12s back home but... it's so nice. If you don't believe me, take a listen to one of my latest recordings that I posted up on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCTm4GNPbKc . To really hear my tone outside of the music, skip to about 1:47 on the video, where my guitar accidentally cuts out for a few seconds... and the mix sounds like its missing quite a bit!

And sorry that it seems like I've hopped out of here! I still lurk around and I'd forgotten to sign in for the LONGEST time so I've been guesting here checking up on random things every now and again. I'll never leave this place though! I love seeing all the gear talk and tone conversations and what not; we've got a real chill community here!

Thanks again for asking about me and everything haha. Makes me feel appreciated!
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Re: New Member trying to join
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Hey Jarrod, seems your TS100 needs a visit to a good tech, particularly as a new vol pot didn't fix it.
Great video BTW, love the tone, kick ass  >:D and nice playing  :thumb-up:
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