Make since? Seriously, autocorrect?

You would be well advised to not try to put KT88's in an AD200B MkI. Unlike the MkIII it has the same size head case as the AD140 and so can only fit narrow bottle tubes like the stock 6550s. From what I understand you can actually fit the KT88s in but because the glass is nearly touching you risk ...

I got them through Amazon, the boxes were bubble wrapped and padded inside the shipping box. This actually happened in the Groove Tubes box due to the tubes being able to shift out of the slots in the cardboard packaging. I contacted Groove Tubes directly and they already responded saying they'll se...

I must say, that has gotta sound siiiiiick!!! :) :) :) It really does. I'm just about to retube for the first time in the decade that I've had the thing and I'm pretty sure the first time in the life of the head - putting in KT88's which from what I've seen should make it sound even nicer. I'll def...

...be advised that this may happen.

I'm glad you asked because in the five years I've had the cab, I'd never opened it. I always had good sound out it, no matter what head I used, but your questioning made me curious. Turns out it's got Eminence C12GHD's. I researched them and found it was an '81 model, 75 watts at 8 ohms with a big f...

I know this topic died within 3 days, but I'd like to put my two cents in - I'm using a MK1 AD200 for guitar, running it through a mid 60's Fender Bandmaster 2x12 cab. To be perfectly honest, even on bass, I've had better overall sound out of that 2x12 than I ever did out of my Ampeg 4x10. I play tu...

MK1, Serial #044

Name: Jim Takacs Location: Salem, Michigan Forum Name: lionsfightmachines Model: AD200B MK1 Serial #: 044 Purchased: 11 years ago from a studio I was working at. I am it's third and final owner. If my son can show me he knows how to treat it, it will go to him when the time comes to pass the torch. ...