[floydmoline]

the E34Ls i had were all clear glass, and they went with the windsor...... the marshall uses EL84s, and i figured i was already pushing my luck swapping a peavey for a marshall (who does that? right)..... didn't want to push it lol or i would have kept the JJ 12AX7s.

[floydmoline]

i am getting excited though :-D it's like christmas morning.... should be here this morning........ "the waiting is the hardest part" even though that used an american style amp, poor tom.... should have learned that telecasters sound so much better through a british amp

[MrSandMan]

Nope, if they were the JJ's that you got from me, they were, in fact, blues. Not that it matters. Just wanted to clear that up. I still have the original box they come out of

With that said... a Peavey for a Marshall valve amp = priceless! Good for you should match up nice with your Les Paul.

[floydmoline]

and it does FTW!!!! hehe clean channel on these are every bit as good as a hotrod fender, not a super reverb, or a twin, but not your typical mashall cleans...... sacrilegious i know, but the cleans are better than the dirty channel :-O but a tube job should fix the dirty channel's deficient nature, +1 for the celestion G12T-100 in it, -1 for the groove tubes :-P

[jackal]

ohhhh i think you'll be likeing that marshall, i love that series

[floydmoline]

well i lost the net so i won't be around for a while, but since i have had nothign else to do i have been playing the marshall, and it don't get any warmer than any other EL84 amp, sounds awesome and i would get another if i could :-D

[indytruckboy]

Yea, be careful with the heat. I have had to work on a couple of heat-damaged DSL401s.

[floydmoline]

it gets warm enough to be uncomfortable to touch, but it don't get any warmer that any VOX i ever played. /shrug EL84 based amps could be used heat a small apartment anyway, aside from tube sockets become de-soldered i can't imagine much else happening from the heat it generates.