09/10/2026
Customer sent me this photo of his all-Hagerman system...
Hagerman Technology LLC is a small company focused on the design and manufacture of audiophile-grade electronics and guitar amplification.
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09/10/2026
Customer sent me this photo of his all-Hagerman system...
09/09/2026
Hagerman's Mini Pentode Tube-Powered Tubifier Buffer Pedal is an essential Tone Enhancer for all Digital and Solid-State Rigs First hand review of the Hagerman Tubifier Mini Pentode Tube Buffer Pedal
09/09/2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxDPM7XLzXE
Hagerman Amplification // Gamma Radiatiøn Transistor Distortion (Demo) Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/ linktr.ee ht...
08/27/2026
https://www.hagamps.com/products/tubifier-tube-buffer
Have to launch this a few days early as I will be on vacation for the next 2 weeks. I can ship out a bunch tomorrow, but then normal shipping starts on the 10th. Enjoy!
Tubifier - Tube Buffer Pedal TUBIFIER is an always-on vacuum tube buffer providing warmth and tonal enhancement, ideally positioned at start of pedal chain. It employs a vintage NOS Raytheon 6088 pentode originally designed for battery powered hearing aids and portable radios. This pedal will give your solid-state or digital ri...
08/18/2026
Filming Episode 10...
Oh my, the premium lead-free solder I use just went up to $267 a spool (1lb)...
08/13/2026
New versions of GAMMA RADIATION and NEOKLON are now available! I redesigned them to have real k***s. Same circuit, same tone.
I still have a few of the old orange style pedals in stock, which you can select as well (only $99).
https://www.hagamps.com/products/gamma-radiation-transistor-distortion-pedal-kit
08/11/2026
TUBIFIER - available on September 1...
08/07/2026
I will be launching my new TUBIFIER pedal with a discounted price of $99 for the entire month of September.
Perfect for warming up the tone of your solid-state or digital rig. Great for bass players as well.
Stay tuned...
07/24/2026
A friend bought a used Carvin XB100, but thought something was off. So I checked it out. Amp was in great shape, but sure enough, bias switch was in wrong position (not set to EL34). That pushed it deep into class B. Easy fix.
Photo shows it running at 8 watts and 1% distortion. Everything seemed fine, but when treble was pushed amp would go unstable. This was into an 8 ohm resistive load. Maybe the speaker jack wasn't very tight? With presence set to zero and brightness off, it played well.
Checking inside I noticed feedback capacitor C55 was not installed. Intentional? So I put one in. Didn't really help much, as amp would still go unstable when pushed at high frequencies. Thinking about it now, I should have tried a capacitor 10x larger, which is exactly how I tamed the POWER BABY feedback loop...