Bump, updated to show asking price.
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Sean

Just realized i never put a price on this.  Asking $1,000.  HRM 50 Watter for Sale.  Assembled by Nik and team at Ceriatone.  Custom cabinet from Sourmash and factory footswitch included.  Perfect working condition.
PM or respond here with any questions.

Amp is located in Arizona,
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sean

I am in Arizona, just received payment for C-Lator last night, so it is sold
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Sean

Price drop to $175 before eBay.
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Sean

Barely used C-Lator for sale. Assembled by Nik and Ceriatone team.
$200. Let me know if interested.
Sean

My understanding is that you need to plug your speaker into the amp now set to one half of what normal impedance would be when removing two of the four output tubes.

For example if you are using a 16 ohm speaker, set the amp to 8 ohms and plug in your 16 ohm speaker.
I can't fully explain why but many reputable builders state it is the proper thing to do to match the output of the amp and the speaker load.

Sean

Still available. Had to renew the links/ad on Craigslist.

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/msg/2734958119.html

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/msg/2734954032.html

Let me know if you have any questions.
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Sean

Thought I would post here before going down the FleaBay path.
Let me know if there's any interest or questions.
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Sean

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/msg/2623075304.html
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/msg/2623075798.html

I'm not a strat guy either, but strangely enough today my Eric Jihnson strat was sounding killer through the HRM-50!

Related to another thread, I've been digging having the OD trim control on a remote box with a big dial so I can dial in OD level with my foot!

Moody, yes!  In a good mood today for sure!
Sean

Looking for any feedback or thoughts on my plan.
Usable OD trim resistance levels seem to be between 100K and 200K ohm. That is measured directly across the OD trim pot from 7 o'clock to around 1 o'clock.

I plan to replace the OD trim pot with a stereo 1/4" jack, connect ground and filaments as they are connected to the pot today. Use a housing (box or old pedal) and have 2 separate 100K ohm pots, both linear taper. One pot will be on the side of the pedal, the other will be controlled by the pedal itself. Wire the 2 pots in series to show anything from 0 to 200K ohm total resistance.

I would leave the side mounted pot set to 100K, to set a total minimum value (toe down) and would have a total maximum resistive level of 200K (heel down). I could adjust the side mounted pot to 0 ohm if I ever want to go massive OD. This is my first thought on how to get the maximum flexibility with this approach.

Have I missed anything?  Thanks to all who have posted so far with ideas.
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Sean

Thanks everyone. I tweaked with some settings today and ended up with a lower setting on the clean channel (5, or 12 o'clock) drive channel at around 6, or 1 o'clock, then OD trim going from 8 o'clock up to 12 o'clock. That seems to cover a wide range of clean to heavy OD tones and that's not even throwing in PAB yet

I'll try to get the OD trim measurements between the 8 and 12 o'clock settings and see about setting a pedal to have min/max settings to match so I can adjust on the fly. Will keep you posted on results.
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Sean

Thanks for the clarifications, so in general using the pedal as a clean boost on the front end, and allows you to set min/max levels for toe up/down.  No changes to the OD trim levels in real time.
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sean

Mavguy,
can you explain a bit more the process/changes you made on the amp side to use this pedal and get the four modes?  did you go the route of replacing the OD Trim pot on the amp with a stereo jack and virtually move the pot to this pedal, etc?

the idea of going from the smooth carlton type OD to the roaring marshall is exactly what I'd like to do.  I know that it only takes a move from 8 o'clock to 11 o'clock on the OD trim iteself.
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sean

Pickmaster,
thanks for the quick response.  The path with the stereo plug is exactly what I had in mind, had not thought about the bypass option.  that may be a bit much, assuming it would simulate turning the OD trim pot wide open and get UBER gain
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sean

Has anyone tried to replace the OD Trim pot with a 'volume pedalish' pot so you can adjust the OD amount on the fly via a foot pedal?

the range of OD tones is great, and looking to see if that would be a way to take advantage of this range in a live setup.

I was envisioning something like an Ernie Ball volume pedal where you can set the min/max values to give you quick acces to at least 2 settings.

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sean