Let me start off by saying if I had a Lonestar when I was sixteen, I'd be famous by now. :mrgreen: Really, this amp produces the tone I've been looking for since I was a teenager- it only took 30 years to find it.
I bought my Lonestar 2x12 v.2 a year ago and just purchased an open back cab and I need to fill it. Of course, finances are an issue so my plan is buy a Tone Tubby red alnico and a 40/40. The eventual goal would be to buy another pair of Tone Tubby's and put those in the Lonestar. I just don't want to get started down this (expensive) road and find out that red alnico won't fit in the Lonestar cabinet. It appears that depth might be an issue. I have gone and measured but in my experience what I think is right and what is right in reality are often two different things.
Is there anyone who is using a Tone Tubby red alnico in their 2x12 Lonestar? And if so, are you happy with it?
Thanks!
I bought my Lonestar 2x12 v.2 a year ago and just purchased an open back cab and I need to fill it. Of course, finances are an issue so my plan is buy a Tone Tubby red alnico and a 40/40. The eventual goal would be to buy another pair of Tone Tubby's and put those in the Lonestar. I just don't want to get started down this (expensive) road and find out that red alnico won't fit in the Lonestar cabinet. It appears that depth might be an issue. I have gone and measured but in my experience what I think is right and what is right in reality are often two different things.
Is there anyone who is using a Tone Tubby red alnico in their 2x12 Lonestar? And if so, are you happy with it?
Thanks!
