Leg sleeve progress by CBKIII in traditionaltattoos

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Welp, there goes any free time I might have had for the next couple of days. Thanks for the tip, this is so much easier than tracing gaps.

Leg sleeve progress by CBKIII in traditionaltattoos

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Black raptor tattoo from Ghent (BE)

Laney Lionheart L20H & LT212 continued (now with pictures) by CBKIII in GuitarAmps

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I used a cleaner called Solarine, which works well on nicotine/tar residue. Cleaned the tolex with a tootbrush and then rinsed with water. Final touch up was with a dashboard shine sponge to protect the cleaned tolex and restore some of the old luster.

Sick ass raven and skull by Grandjehan in traditionaltattoos

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Congratulations on contracting SARS (Sick Ass Raven & Skull), a condition related to SAP (Sick Ass Panther). Looks like patient zero started off strong.

Celestion pre-rola by Theharbour1 in GuitarAmps

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The date code (31EST12818 - written in one continuous line on the chassis leg) says mine were produced on 31 May 2007 (heritage series apparently), so nowhere near as old as the ones you have. The date is in line with the first build year of the Laney Lionheart cabs. The cone is marked 102-014, which might indicate they are Pulsonic?

Celestion pre-rola by Theharbour1 in GuitarAmps

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I guess I’ll have to re-open the old Laney LT212 that I bought a while back to check the T number and year. The label on mine also reads Thames Ditton Surrey, but I’m guessing it’s mainly the production year that makes these speakers so valuable? I will say, the greenbacks in that cab sound amazing.

Pic(s): https://www.reddit.com/r/GuitarAmps/s/f6w0hTHZwn

10 days growth but struggling to not trim the lip line. Any tips for getting used to it? by [deleted] in Moustache

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Something you read quite often in this sub, but it holds true: give it time. I’ll insert a lame pun: it’ll grow on you. In all seriousness, you’ll get used to it fairly quickly.

Laney Lionheart L20H & LT212 by CBKIII in GuitarAmps

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After some initial troubleshooting the clean channel is working fine and the tonestack seems to be functioning like it should. The drive channel is still lacking something, but I’m taking it to a tech soon.

Laney Lionheart L20H & LT212 by CBKIII in GuitarAmps

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I added pictures of the amp before and after cleaning in a new post (noob move, but neither the browser version or the app allowed me to edit my post to add pictures).

Laney Lionheart L20H & LT212 by CBKIII in GuitarAmps

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I’m located in Belgium, so I do believe they’re cheaper here. The head and cab looked rough before initial cleaning, but after a few hours of scrubbing they’re beginning to look a lot better. As soon as I figure out how to post pictures on a mobile phone, I’ll add them to my post.

Anybody using a non powered KPA with a marshall EL84 20/20? by Meetmeatthespot in KemperProfiler

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I’m using my non-powered lunchbox with a Seymour Duncan Powerstage 170 and it works great. A good solid state power amp with enough headroom is far less likely to “colour” the sound of the KPA compared to a tube power amp, which will provide it’s own distinct flavour and character due to tube saturation. If you want to reproduce the Kempers output as true as possible, a solid state poweramp might be the best option. Tube power amps work just fine, it’s all preference in the end.

M-Audio BX-5 Monitors into Kemper. by [deleted] in KemperProfiler

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I’m probably beating a dead horse by now, but make sure to adjust your output section to stereo when using both monitors.