Anyone else getting sick of GAS?

It’s kinda like my wife buying furniture.
She said it didn’t look that big in the store :bonk

Whaha that might be true. I was in a isolated sound room and with volume 2 it felt like I had my studio monitors almost full open (okay that’s a bit exaggerating, but still)
 
It’s kinda like my wife buying furniture.
She said it didn’t look that big in the store :bonk

I missed the best “that’s what she said” joke

Damit
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That’s the loudest I ever got mine in my apartment and even that felt like I was asking for a knock from the neighbors.

I think I was between 1-2. Guy at store also showed 3 to make the point how loud it can get and 3 was obviously too much. With a meter between him and me now the amp was clearly louder than our conversation. Between 1-2 this was not the case.

But it’s clear why a modeler is way way better for home use on normal levels haha with the deluxe it’s questionable if it’s really that quiet. With a modeler it can go from quiet to nicely loud.

Can’t imagine what volume 4-6 would be on that deluxe
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I think I was between 1-2. Guy at store also showed 3 to make the point how loud it can get and 3 was obviously too much. With a meter between him and me now the amp was clearly louder than our conversation. Between 1-2 this was not the case.

But it’s clear why a modeler is way way better for home use on normal levels haha with the deluxe it’s questionable if it’s really that quiet. With a modeler it can go from quiet to nicely loud.

Can’t imagine what volume 4-6 would be on that deluxe View attachment 35221
5 and up is when the magic happens.

:rollsafe
 
Yeah … so you would a. Deluxe to keep it at 1-2 … feels a bit like buying a muscle car and just drive 100 km/h where 100 is allowed.

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I mean, they still sound great at low volumes. Cranking it to 5 in the living room is probably not ideal though? :rofl
Any tube amp is going to be loud at it's "magical" spot, even a 5watt one in a room. So you either deal with it, turn them down, or get something to scale the power down like an attenuator.
 
I mean, they still sound great at low volumes. Cranking it to 5 in the living room is probably not ideal though? :rofl
Any tube amp is going to be loud at it's "magical" spot, even a 5watt one in a room. So you either deal with it, turn them down, or get something to scale the power down like an attenuator.

Well .. I do understand the whole “amp in the room” debate now

:puppet
 
The biggest thing is the speaker besides getting the power section working harder. A lot of speakers need a good amount of volume to open up, unless you get an older one or one with a very low sensitivity rating.


and also “look that was dads old amp” instead of “look that was dads helix”
 
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