Quote from: joecool85 on March 09, 2012, 04:06:30 PM
Do any of you Australians have pet Kangaroos?  Also, can you guys ship me one of the Ford Falcon Utes and/or the new Ranger?  We are bereft of their presence here in the US.

Not me, but I have some tame wild ones in my yard.





And you don't want that Ford rubbish, how 'bout a Holden (GM) ute?



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Quote from: probodger on March 08, 2012, 05:59:17 AM
CAn't remeber what the power switching on the rear of mine is, but its something like 110/210/230volts I think.

Another mystery to me is why does mine have a different style knob to any other G100 212 II I've seen, I guess it's possible somone may ahve changed them in the past.

No power switch on mine. 240Volt only.

You have nice knobs though.  8|

Quote from: probodger on March 07, 2012, 07:41:34 AM
I guess you saw the other G100 thread? It's a Japanses market only version of the G100 - read it online when I got mine, but can't for the life of me find the page with the info on again.

Thanks for that.  :tu:

Though, in Australia this model is quite common, perhaps the 240 power saw some imported to here. 

Hi,

New member here.

Quote from: J M Fahey on February 20, 2012, 08:47:19 AM
*There is* a Yamaha B100 amp, but it´s a 1x15" Bass amp.

Yep, here's mine.



I also have a G100B-212 that says HUNDREDB212 on the front. Perhaps zakman has one of those?

Quote from: teemuk on May 31, 2011, 06:14:21 AM
G100-212 (not called Series I back then)
These actually came in two different striped tolex colours, black and brownish


G100-212 II
These again appeared in two different striped tolex colours, same as the early one, but new features were a revised preamp with eg. parametric mid control, and in many models a dual channel setup. Even the single channel amps, G50-112II and G100-112II, still did have a revised preamp circuit. A crude short circuit proetection was also added to power amp.


Note that around the time that G-series (both I and II were introduced) there were also parallel series labelled "J", "F", and "B". B was a series for bass amplifiers but the F and J series are actually very close to G-series amps. F-series amps I've seen include the parametric mid control.


G100-212III - GII Series
This was what Yamaha labelled as the successor to G-series, the GII-series. Totally revised look no longer using the old Yamaha striped grille and with coloured knobs. The preamp design is very similar to G-series II, but as far as I know, now all models came in dual channel configuration. Power amp circuit was modified quite extensively. These amplifiers were also manufactured in USA.

First post here, sorry to drag up an old thread, but where does my model, G100B-212, fit in?

Is it like a series 1.5?

Some pics.











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