Unfortunately my bud Bluesboy moved to the west coast. I'm still here if you want to spin some vinyl and see some of Bluesboy's speakers, cabinets, hell he built the whole music room! Send a pm if interested.
A tasty looking beverage J.
I've heard that about chuckeyes fini. A real affordtable treat I've been told.
Boxx...the ribeyes were delicious though the Salmon on the grill was also mighty fine so next time.....surf and turf.
I heard the bar was closed for remodeling but thought I would drop by to see for myself.
I'll start.....three fingers of Maker's Mark "46"......bien!
Cheers gentlemen.
I started a thread way back in 2009 (March16) titled Where are you? asking the same question. Never heard anything from Duke. I always enjoyed his great economy of words. We shared the same preamp and shared upgrade tips from time to time.
The slow blow fuses continued to blow so I called QS again and was told I had a bad power tube. I changed out the 6550s and put in a quad of JJ KT77s and not a problem since.
Thanks guys. Mike Sanders with QS called and said I needed the slow blow fuses and not standard automotive type fuses. Spot on Fritz.
JL...I have an old full function pre from the early 90s and like it a lot. The JM Blueberry is in rotation now but the phono on the QS is really sweet.
Gentlemen.....I need some help with the above mentioned amps. One of the two monos would not power up. I changed the fuse which was blown ( I suspect I turned the amp off and then on too fast) to a like value but not identical fuse and still no power. I changed the two power tubes and the small tube (rectifier?) and still nothing. The amps are fed by a JM Blueberry preamp.
Since there are no tube friendly repair shops around these parts (Wilmington, NC) any suggestions will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Chuck
Just had the idea to take the fuse out of the good amp and try it in the amp that will not power up. Now the bad amp works. Guess maybe the car parts fuse though 2A were not the same? The original fuse has a spring type filament. The new fuses have a staight line filament. I will power down and order a couple of fuses from Quicksilver Audio.
A long day on the roof and in the yard doing clean up. Now time to start the grill, pour a tumbler of Belvedere vodka, and marinate a steak.
Where has winchester been?
Cheers!