The Clean on my BM is super fat @ bedroom levels and seems to get fatter when @ gig level.

 I am suffice with how it sounds @ bedroom levels although . I prefer to record with it @  bedroom levels too.

 My OD changes a little (in a good way) when @ gig levels.

 It seems that the more I go past noon on the master (which is ooober loud LOL)
  the more the clean channel gets dirty (which by then the Power section is working   
  pretty F'in hard) and the OD seems to get more 3D + bloomy.  I rarely go past noon though. 
 
 With my amp mic'ed @ gigs I usually set my amp this way:

 Clean Vol between 1 to 3:00 / Master Vol @ 10:30
 OD drive @ 1 to 3:00 / OD Master Vol @ 11:00

 My amp is extremely loud @ this point but I prefer it this way. I will sometimes change to accommodate different venues. I use a lot of pedals too though. 

 At home I use the settings above, just the masters don't get past 8:00 though

 I believe all fuchs amps are non-hrm unless specified other when the amp is being built .

 Correct me if I'm wrong though.

There is a Electro Harmonix Holy Grail Reverb in the loop

I still haven't got any time to post an in-depth demo showcasing the
 OD @ my house.

 When I do then I can show how the OD really gets. I have been getting
 closer and closer to getting the whole bloomy dumble sound, for that I
 set the drive between 6 and  7 and the Level @ almost 3

 I've been off of work for about 4 months so I have the amp turned on
 70% of the   day LOL



 Here is Another clip of my 100w Bluesmaster .

 It was recorded using just the camera's Mic

 OD drive is between 4 and 5 (11:00) and pab is on, Verb is from my holy
grail . Master volume is @ about 4  ( 9:00)

 I am using an Avatar ported 2x12 with a EvM 12-L and a G12-65
 (There is a Impedance mismatch as the EV is a 8ohm and the
 G12-65 is a 16ohm, the Imp. selecter is set @ 8 ohm's because
 I seemed to get more headroom there)

 I didn't use any other OD, just the OD from the amp,
 Keep in mind the drive is set very low.

      Don't mind the clams LOL


              

 My current rig............Waiting for a power cond,a rack verb and delay,d-lator.
 
 Avatar cab with a g12-65 and a EvM-12-l sounds F'in great!


 

Possible ideas for a new 4x12, what are your ideas?

 I know it sucks to lug a 4x12 around, usually there not worth using, this idea would improve the qualities of it and make it worth using.

 Mixing speakers would be essential and would further dynamic range and response even more.

 What do you think?
 
  I drew last night,its just a rough draft so far.



 **Note**

 The Ovals are ports
 The lines would signify a sealed speaker,
 or a separation in the cab,or both.

 I was going to do it with my 4x12 but I sold it and downsized, now I'm using a 2x12 with a g1256 and a Evm12-l and it sounds great. I take a 1x12 loaded with a g1285 for my grab and go cab for like open mics and all that other small jazz.


  Here is what I drew up, Its just kind of a rough draft. Good starting point though
 
  "Possible incarnations of a d-style 4x12"

  (# 4 is a little whacky but would be quite interesting to say the least)

You should seal one and port the other.........It will give you a full range response.

  I am using a G-12-65 and a EvM-12-L in a Avatar d-style ported 2x12.

  You can definitely get a more open revealing OD out of the Bluesmaster.
  The Clean on my amp is great though, It loves pedals too. I am going to do a clip with a few pedals like a Fuzz, Envelope filter,Wah etc.

  I will make a clip showcasing the OD alone soon.

 Thanks again. I am debating getting another BM with some huge 150w iron and some 4 6550's and instead of having overdrive I want one big super chimy clean amp with verb. Not having OD would leave 2 holes on the front panel and 2 spaces for verb controls.they could be send/return controls for the verb,and also a built in d-lator would be cool too. 

You are very welcome

 You might be able to tell by looking on the side of the chassis. Nik usually marks them accordingly to the buyer as they order. Is should say the make,model,headcase or not ,and who it was built by,date ordered,shipping info,

Yeah, BTW If anyone else is interested in getting an amp built in the US here is the guy that built my amps info:

JON MERNYK at: MILL CREEK AUDIO

Jenkintown, PA 19046

Phone: 215-880-5641

Email: jmernyk@comcast.net

Website: http://www.myspace.com/jonmernyk

  Here is my amp without the Leslie as the main speaker, just blended in very slightly on slow.