FatFingerBlues
Rockin that Old Time Rock & Roll
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Thank you for the replyAs Long As Your "Ohmage" Is Correct You should have No Issue. A Bad Speaker Cable Will Act Similar To A Bad Guitar Cable. If Everything Is Matched Up Accurately (Ohms) I Don't See A Cable Being The Issue. Parts Fail, Tubes Fail, Etc. I Wouldn't Worry Too Much About It As Long As The Problem Gets Sorted Going Forward.
On The Flip Side...If Ohms Are Off And You Are Hammering The Cabinet Beyond Its Capabilities And Pushing Your Amp Beyond Its Comfort Zone Then Things Can Happen. I Am Not Sensing That Is The Case With You So I Stick With My First Comment Above.
Hopefully It is Nothing That Happens Again And The Amp Sounds Great, Plays Great And Feels Great And You Can Play The Heck Out Of It.![]()
I am leaning towards just letting it fly
and you are right I don't hammer my amps
I play mostly clean using a morning glory for what little overdrive I use
and occasionally a fuzz pedal for my Billy Gibbons moods