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No action shots yet, hope to within the next year (after my studies are COMPLETE) to get back out there. In the interim though, here is my newset acquistion. ;) DR-F loaded. The amp itself is a re-badged Hi-tone DR 504, built by Mark Huss. :D Hopefully I am plugging this post in the right spot? If n...

Merry Christmas and a very Hiwatt New Year!!!

My Hi-Tone (DR504) is simply the most incredible amp I have ever owned or played through, and like several here, there have been more than I could try to name. Originally I was set to go the 307 route with Mark "Gilmouring" it out for me. I knew I would hate me-self if I didn't go for the ...

Perhaps you could use this as a tagline.... "VHR, eats Mullards for breakfast!" To be perfectly clear, let's make it "eats replica Mullards for breakfast!" Vintage Mullards are, of course, a perfect match. Dave Oh but of course dear boy. Banish any other thought. ;) I am happy t...

I still have had good results with the older =C= and the GTs. These seem to match the bias setting of the NOS Mullards better, important for original Hylight amps. JJs are OK (as long as you get a good batch - buy them from someone who screens them). I had one awful experience with a pair of Mullar...

+1 and well deserved!

HI-TONE'S for everyone!

Welcome, Jeff! Looks like whomever built the amp did a nice job. :wink: (I did) --mark I didn't want to throw you under the bus, or open the flood gates on you. Mark I am thoroughly impressed by your knowlegde and passion for these beasts!! I cannot say enough good about Clayton and yourself. I am ...

Greetings Gentleman, I am a long time Gilmour-ite and poster on the Gilmour Gear Forum, and I have been lurking aroun here for a few months. I have not yet introduced myself here as I am still trying to figure all of the posting particulars out. I will try to share (via photobucket) some pics of my ...