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Corrundum1
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sytharnia1560":1oymfzo4 said:
I thought I read that Jerry Cantrell used a 5150 on the "Tripod" album. I do remember seeing Kim Thayall in the ads for Peavey's VTM amps.
I thought I read that Jerry Cantrell used a 5150 on the "Tripod" album. I do remember seeing Kim Thayall in the ads for Peavey's VTM amps.
BrentSSL
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I think the Mark V will serve me well the other guy has a 6505 combo blah oh well I guess its better then a line6.
Yes beat up acoustic and a flannel shirt is funny but I think I am gonna buy a Slayer shirt just for the first show lol
Yes beat up acoustic and a flannel shirt is funny but I think I am gonna buy a Slayer shirt just for the first show lol
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spguitar
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BrentSSL
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Hahahaahah.yeah if I could find 1
dead-pan
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Rectifier please. All day. Everyday.
BrentSSL
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dead-pan":86bhs0jh said:
I agree but I can't bring myself to sell my mark 5 and get a rectifier
311boogieman
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You can get a used Single Rec Rectoverb head for under $500 
And then keep the Mark.
Aren't you from the 90's?
And dang you got a lot of threads goin'
And then keep the Mark.
Aren't you from the 90's?
And dang you got a lot of threads goin'
iplayloudly
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Back in the early 90's I was playing a Squire 15 amp with a RockTek distortion pedal. I thought I sounded just like the guys on the radio. 
But I was only 10. 
Honestly though, hard to go wrong with a recto or a JCM 900. Maybe even a DSL 50/100. They are pretty versatile.
But I was only 10. Honestly though, hard to go wrong with a recto or a JCM 900. Maybe even a DSL 50/100. They are pretty versatile.
RJF
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Ah. So you don't actually own a rev F recto, got it.BrentSSL":1knuck68 said:
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eraserhead101
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Not knowing how to set up a Bogner 101b will get you there.
Bogner fish AIC tone
And a couple other things to help you with that era of music.
Buy a rope
buy a gun
Never wash and wear baggy clothes
Get very depressed.
Never shave
Bogner fish AIC tone
And a couple other things to help you with that era of music.
Buy a rope
buy a gun
Never wash and wear baggy clothes
Get very depressed.
Never shave
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dirtyfunkg
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Recto/Tremoverb, JCM-900, JCM800, Twin Reverb + Rat or DS-2 (kind of a classic Cobain sound).
BrentSSL
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sorry I mean keep the rectifier hey I apologized to you in another post I don't know what your problem is lately but sorry I don't have money to keep multiple $5,000 heads like you doRJF":2kdnvp49 said:
metalmaniac93
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Rectifier!!
the rossness
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eraserhead101":3pawszid said:
CLASSIC! ah hahaha
LPMojoGL
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Peavey classic
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greatmutah
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Tremoverb will cover so much ground for that style of music. To be honest any Recto will but a Tremoverb would be my first choice. Vintage Hi Gain on the T-verb is heavenly.
Spaceboy
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The particular bands he mentioned do not need a recto sound at all. I would go with a more Marshall flavor.
PhloridaMan
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Marshall DSL
anomaly
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Probably a Mesa/Boogie Tremoverb
anomaly
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eraserhead101":vda4nz4p said:
Flannel shirts. Buy all clothing second hand at the good will.