I think the C5 would work great. Once the speaker gets broke in it sounds really good. I run mine with everything at 9:00, and bass at 3:00. Guitar volume to lose a little of the dirt. Is this correct and you run everything low except the bass and have it way up? I have a cream version. I run mine ...

Papus wrote:Maybe you ought to try a treble bleed cap on your guitar's volume knob if you use that as a primary means of controlling volume

The guitars are fine. I'm just trying to make the amp sound a little better.

I just did the mods that 6b4g mentioned and they worked really well with the strat. The tone controls work well in the 12:00 range and the amp sounds better. I haven't checked the humbucker guitars yet, but they sounded fine anyway. Overdrive pedal sounds great with the Strat, too. :Cheers i just i...

I just did the mods that 6b4g mentioned and they worked really well with the strat. The tone controls work well in the 12:00 range and the amp sounds better. I haven't checked the humbucker guitars yet, but they sounded fine anyway.

Overdrive pedal sounds great with the Strat, too.

Ha!

Good luck to that guy!! He won't figure out what he's done unless he stumbles upon something.

It's a learning process. Good thing he messed up a $400. amp instead of a $1,500. amp.

Maybe that's why there's no plastic corners on the Class 5, because they lost all the rivets.

Looks like a corner rivet - the things that fasten the plastic corners on some cabs.

Mt amp is only a couple of months old, so I must have a newer version.

I don't get any hum either.

First Post. :howdy I've had my Class 5 for a couple of months. My Class 5 came with one Sino 12ax7 and one JJ 12ax7 and a JJ power tube with a 35 rating. I messed around with the preamp tubes, swapping around the originals and trying JJ's, TS's, Mullard reissues, Sovteks, other sino's and whatever e...