TahoeMike00
97 posts
Sep 15, 2010
8:51 AM
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What is a valved [tube] amp?
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The more I learn about harmonica, the more I learn how much more there is to learn.
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bluemoose
296 posts
Sep 15, 2010
9:35 AM
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It's got little capped valve holes on the bottom of the chassis to open up and drain the beer if the guitar player knocks over your drink.
(actually, valve is the British term for vacuum tube)
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TNFrank
68 posts
Sep 15, 2010
9:43 AM
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Valve is just another word for Tube.
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Harps:
Suzuki HarpMaster in C (on order)
Hohner Big River in A
Hohner Hot Metal harps in G, A, C, D,and E
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chromaticblues
181 posts
Sep 15, 2010
10:06 AM
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European's call tubes valves. A tube and/or a transistor is like valve for electrons. That's the deal!
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TahoeMike00
99 posts
Sep 15, 2010
10:26 AM
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Got it. I like the beer drain concept though!
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The more I learn about harmonica, the more I learn how much more there is to learn.
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bluemoose
297 posts
Sep 15, 2010
10:28 AM
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Naaaa! You guys don't know what your talkin' about!
It's the beer holes...and I'd look into the 2x10 optional ice cube tray at the same time to keep your drink cold under the hot stage lights.
(just pullin' your leg...;)
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TNFrank
70 posts
Sep 15, 2010
10:36 AM
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In my Chevy it's 1.94"/1.50" in my 906 Vortec heads, LOL
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Harps:
Suzuki HarpMaster in C (on order)
Hohner Big River in A
Hohner Hot Metal harps in G, A, C, D,and E
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