RL> It seems to be most useful at lower volumes, just to give the preamp a
 RL> kick in the seat.  If you start getting it near output distortion, it
 RL> starts getting "farty".
       Well, I played a Blues Jr. with a Korina Explorer about month or so 
ago. Got it REALLY loud. No farting. :) If I wanted farty, I'd borrow my 
dad-in-law's Gibson SG long-scale bass (EB-3L, I think). Farts so much it 
makes you think that it eats Taco Bell.
 RL> If I were to do it again, I'd build it exactly as it was designed, on a
 RL> simple cage-style chassis.
       Honestly, I'd prefer building a louder amp myself. :) 15 watts would 
have to be the minimum. Actually, do they have the schematic for the Pro or 
Blues Jr. anywhere on the 'Net? I have a cabinet that I could probably fit it 
in from a Crate GX-15R. Cut it open and put a Mojo 10" in there and I could 
have an all tube practice amp for in my room. :)
 RL> The schematic is available at http://www.netaxs.com/~lxh2, however, the
 RL> power supply is NOT included.  He assumes that if you don't know how to
 RL> build a regulated power supply, you have no business building his
 RL> projects.
       I don't know off-hand, but I have seen them and they don't seem that 
complicated. :)
 RL> That said, here's how I built the power supply:
        How do you do that, I don't have the patience to sit there and 
ASCII-ize something like that. :)
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