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Post by chad on Mar 1, 2005 16:22:15 GMT -5
Hey Jerry. I am about to get an MTS3200 head. Have you done any mods to it? IF so lemme know what can be done...
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Post by Jerry P on Mar 1, 2005 18:47:12 GMT -5
I haven't done any mods to the MTS yet but I have repaired a few. Nice amps. Once you've had a chance to play it a while let me know what you'd like to change about the amp and I'm sure I can come up with a mod for it.
Jerry
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Post by Greg on Apr 12, 2005 23:16:47 GMT -5
hello, I use this head as well and I really love it, but my particular MTS has a "sweet spot" of around 8 on the master volume. this is wayyyyyyyyyyy too loud, of course, for a home jammer like me, but damn does it sound angry and righteous for metal!!! tight, punchy, harmonically-rich and very "mean" sounding. I installed the "Integrated Quad" JJ tube set from Eurotubes. it's got 2 6L6's and 2 EL34's and it sounds unbelievable. but to keep the elderly neighbors from getting pissed, I have to keep the master volume below 4, and the "magic" seems to disappear  would your power soak mod be the answer? some guitarists have recommended the THD Hot Plate. do you have any experience with this device? others have told me that there's no realistic way to tame the volume of a 100w tube amp running at 8 on the master...other than soundproofing my house  thanks!!! Greg |
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Post by Jerry P on Apr 13, 2005 7:12:01 GMT -5
I've never used the Hot Plate myself but form what I hear they do a nice job of taming the volume. The power soak mod will help too. There's many way to lower the volume, it really depends on how much you're looking to bring it down. I sell the Hot Plates too if you're looking for one.
Jerry
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