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VonBonfire
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You are welcome for this deep mathematical insight into guitar gear.
Big amp+Little Pedalboard>Little amp+Little Pedalboard>Little amp+Big Pedalboard
griff10672
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John Frum
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VonBonfire
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This is right and true. You will never misplace or forget those two instruments on a dark stage.
griff10672
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there isnt too many people that have the old version ................and have a Bobby Dall Sig series Bass ..... hmmmmmmmmmmm
John Frum
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And in that time Japetus played a bass, and he was not known for bass.
John Frum
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It has those old Spector pickups, it sounds thick as fuck. It is a very heavy instrument, I like it
griff10672
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don't know what year it is ..... but it screams 1986 to me ............ back when I use to look at the first Poison Album cover on the back .... trying to figure out if they had cocks or not ...
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VonBonfire
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I am the sort that imagines he won those instruments in a pinball tournament with mad skills and precision flipper flipping.
John Frum
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Lmaooo yeah, I put a brass nut on this one, its neck through, it sounds like Tool, it is a heavy big sounding bass
griff10672
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cool shit !!! you never see Kramer Basses
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VonBonfire
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griff10672
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I have one of those !!!!! you got one now ??
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VonBonfire
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Naw Jose scored it. I was like dang that's a lot of dough but it is a nice sounding unit indeed and very controllable! And best of all, analog. I would actually consider one of those one day if I didn't just reach straight for a Fender RI tank.
griff10672
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I shopped around and researched just about any and every analog / real spring reverb I could find for a few years ...... I was at the point where I was just going to build one of those Fender Reverb Tank Heads .......
and then I ran into the Light Pedal ........... couldn't buy it fast enough ...... if you want to add legit Spring Reverb to any amp .... this is how I would suggest to do it ... on top of the real Spring reverb it does some really cool shit I've never seen on any pedal .
BeZo
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Ahh, that's cute. Your little math equation is having a mid-off.
We'll skip right over Big Amp+Big Pedalboard and go straight to the actual top:
Stereo Big Amps+Big Pedalboard
You can try to disagree, but I won't be able to hear you over both of my full stacks.
We'll skip right over Big Amp+Big Pedalboard and go straight to the actual top:
Stereo Big Amps+Big Pedalboard
You can try to disagree, but I won't be able to hear you over both of my full stacks.
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VonBonfire
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Until I heard the light pedal that reverb tank head you are talking about is the only one I would've been willing to use live. I had a Meris Mercury 7 which does amazing stuff but like every digital reverb it sounded good clean but then driven there was gross digital harshness in the highs added. I know I can mod a Twin to have more tweakable reverb but otherwise the built-in is either too much reverb, or none. I had the tank but since it's like lugging another small amp I stupidly sold it but it sounded great with a strat and a plexi/greenback half stack!!!!
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VonBonfire
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The crystal lattice needs a short pathway to achieve full toanul commands.
griff10672
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exactly ...... last thing you need is to lug more gear to a show ....
any Digital Gear has always sounded like that to me ..... I call it " tin can " syndrome ....
IMO .... it all has to be analog .... but that's me
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VonBonfire
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Yeah gotta be a streamlined rig. It's not just you brother. There is something that happens to the upper harmonics in digital gear. It makes them harsh.