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03-26-2008, 07:03 AM | #31 (permalink) |
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I so want to see a pic of those 20 amps!
Bass amp Laney something typical 4x10 1x15. Guitar amp This was my set up after we lost our bass player, run my 15inch thru it to give it some bottom end. noisey, messy and fun. I regret getting rid of the sovtek (brick) though.
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03-31-2008, 02:55 PM | #32 (permalink) |
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i've got 4 amps at the moment.
marshall valvestate 40 - got it in 1995, really bright sounding, great for getting a good high sound when paired up with a darker amp in stereo. peavey rage - 15w practice amp of doom. my old synth guy used to have one as well, we tried our best to blow it up one night. just couldn't fry those circuits. we ran a bass through it, synths, pedals galore. nothing. WILL NOT DIE. traynor ts-140 - some old custom job from the early 80s - 2 10" speakers, weighs a ton. only 1 of 5 inputs work. reverb is shot. won't switch to the clean channel. sounds effing awesome full blast haha warwick sweet 15 - punchy little bass amp that doesn't get all muddy on my low B string, even when i cut the tone. |
08-15-2008, 08:32 AM | #33 (permalink) |
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very jealous
im running through a laney hybrid cant remember the model name the distortion is fantastic for this kind of amp...kicks the marshall valvestates but i prefer my big muff, however the clean is not fantastic
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08-17-2008, 04:53 AM | #36 (permalink) | |
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Vox, Marshall = British sound Fender = American sound, and when people say a "California" or "Rectofied" sound they are always undoubtedly speaking about Mesa Boogie. i'm a Mid Nazi, i keep it maybe 1.5 on the dial and loath that specific tone, but not a Mesa fan either (though their cabinets kick ass) i found my lover in Engl amps. I'm a German tone guy (WTF!? lol) |
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08-17-2008, 04:58 AM | #37 (permalink) |
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not to troll, i see i'm adding up the list but i saw this and had to add, i got one of these Roland Microcubes, yeah brotha, they are ****in killer for trips and ****. I use batteries and a spare sling and walk around with it and my ESP and play guitar. Fun ****, plus the effects are kinda cool. When at home i use it as a mini microphone system since it comes with that capability as it's made with a mic channel. Microcubes kick ass |
08-17-2008, 02:26 PM | #38 (permalink) | ||
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The idea in a band situation is to give each instrument its own place. When you're in your bedroom no mids full treble and bass can sound alright, but it will sound horribly thin when you try to play along with other people. ---------------- Now playing: Suzumebachi - Xenogears Heart-Felt Recollections OC ReMix via FoxyTunes
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08-17-2008, 05:10 PM | #39 (permalink) | |
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very much agreed i used to do it when i was about 14 no one could hear me when i played leads and chords were just a big wall of sonic mush then i sold that nice fender red knob super 60 coz...it wasnt hardcore enough (shakes head) i was such a fool
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