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tLDWZyekfmU This one was a blast! Some blues for ya....

yea! I had the suhr guys switch my tuners to locking ones (from vintage style tuners) right before these gigs, and that made a difference too. Those Suhr classics with 510's really hold tuning.

"Control", Ian tears it up real good on this. Joined on acoustic and bkg Vox by our buddy Matt Rodriguez. xQiBdA40eZw

It's a crime more people don't know about him, really. The world needs more great rock music, from guys like Ian! So i'm happy to spread the word however I can.

I think another will go up tomorrow or Wednesday, then another on Friday. Glad you are enjoying these!

He used a board the Suhr guys provided- really he just walked up and dialed stuff on the fly, it was a lesson in just making it work, for me to watch him play like that on an unfamiliar rig! Not an easy thing to do! The board had Suhr Shiba, Koji, and Rufus pedals as well as an Empress delay I...

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Ha, hey I'm just telling you what Scott Henderson said! Sonny is insane, ridiculous slide playing, no doubt. But Ian is incredible too. The vid of the song we played will be up soon, you'll see what Scott saw.

The vibe is great amongst musicians, it's all very supportive. Everyone's got something different to offer! Ian was watching Henderson with me, and tripping out, saying he'd been a fan way back when he was at Berklee. Then Scott was beside the stage when we played, and Ian closed with this...

The one I used at the Suhr show? Well, it's a secret... ha. I can tell you pretty soon! :rock:

sounds great, which cab/amp model?

You're not kidding- playing at that party, it's like, keep your head down and don't think about the fact that Scott Henderson, Ian, Andy Wood, etc etc are there, just play like it was any other gig, haha easier said than done. :cry:

aAkpiWigT0E Had a total blast jamming with Ian and my buds Jon and Blair at the Suhr NAMM party. More vids will be up next week. :rock:

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I'm a big fan and have used the Musicom for ... 3 years now? I love it- no issues- and it's just a great piece of gear. You won't find another switcher this small that does so much!

Going to be outstanding. The honeymoon never stopped with mine- it's my favorite guitar, feels like home.

Thanks guys, thanks for posting that vid of me gabbin, that does give a good idea of how ballsy it sounds in the room :) playing starts at about 4:50, for those that don't want to hear me blab, ha

Well I think it's a big factor. The higher filtering, the amp is tighter but stiffer too. It's a balance for sure. I'm pretty sure the whole Mod 5 thing is just a 800 type circuit but with plexi filtering( and a ppimv). So there ya go. Lower feels more "tactile". If that makes sense. But you can...

geez I dunno. Probably tuning the preamp a bit, just fine tuning bass in the front end and stuff. But i don't really know what John does, he just says "here, lemme try something" and then gets in there and changes stuff and then i play... it's like at the eye doctor when they flip those lenses...

I think the official word is there's too many differences for them to mod existing CAA amps to this spec. Boost, output transformer, all the tweaks, a depth instead of whomp circuit, filtering, midi... it's a lot of changes, keep in mind what was done to my amp was over years.