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I lived with Deana right after she lived with Randy Savage. It was weird seeing him doing the Slim Jim commercials on TV when watching TV together. She always said Hulk Hogan was nice one of the bunch.

This stuff is completely subjective. I don't like most professional guitarist sound. For me that is. What works for them is not always best for me. I understand when these guys say sterile or filter. I played on most of the amps they are talking about and agree. But I do like some of those...

I prefer RED. Rectifier is still one of my favorite amps.

This stuff is subjective. I say try it and see how it works with your rig.

The biggest difference is the drama and market manipulation.

The other Ibanez PT stuff is excellent.

Tone Master tube head is one of my favorite Fender amps. Just beautiful.

I did not like the sound of the Source Audio EQ2 at all. It's inherit voice is definitely not for me. Taste is completely subjective. I had a Aphex in the 80's. Sounds ok. Extremely noisy.

I have a few others. The other one I usually use is a MXR M108S GEQ.

I haven't dug out the Mark IV yet. But this is my guess of what is close.

The Fryette will cut better in the mix. Fryette cuts better in the mix than most amps. Both are excellent amps. I'm fairly familiar with both if you have questions. I haven't had either around in awhile.

I do wish the sliders been larger. I feel the same about all GEQ. The knobs feel solid. Seem like the quality is decent. What you would expect from Ibanez. The GEQ with the ability to set the frequency and Q feels very intuitive. It can get pretty extreme. But I use it to fine tune - focus the...

He was using a Orange OR30 at the 02 show.

Not Mesa GEQ. But this is the shape I landed on a few times in the loop of a few amps. I could put it in the loop of my Mark IV and compare the EQ's. I'm definitely curious. It's become my favorite EQ. Really like the inherit voice of the PTEQ. It doesn't color like a lot of EQ pedals. Seems...

No idea. It's always been that way. These numbers came from Cliff at Fractal. They came from a Mark IV. I believe they are accurate.

80Hz -> R=470 / L=1H / C=3.3uF ---> Real F=87.61Hz / Q=1.171 240Hz -> R=470 / L=0.39H / C=0.47uF ---> Real F=371.7Hz / Q=1.938 750Hz -> R=470 / L=0.22H / C=0.22uF ---> Real F=723.4Hz / Q=2.128 2200Hz -> R=1K / L=0.068H / C=0.15uF ---> Real F=1576Hz / Q=0.6733 6600Hz -> R=1K / L=0.033H /...

The actual frequencies and Q width is not what it says on the Mesa GEQ. But it is close. I have a PTEQ and haven't tried to match the Mesa GEQ. Should be interesting to see what others have found. Fryette duplicated the GEQ on the Synergy IICP module. Should be able to get that information...

The names of the wiring have never been standardized. You will see them labeled different all over the place.

Sounds awesome Ed.

These are the amps I kept. Many of the ones I sold I wish I still had. C'est la vie. Mesa- Mark IV Tremoverb Triple Rectifier 2 channel Heartbreaker California Tweed 4:40 Orange- OR50 Rockerverb100 -first version (KT88) Fryette- Sig X Deliverance 120 PS-100 THD- Series One Plexi 50 Univalve...