Best tone I've ever heard - or am I just imagining it?

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Depends on what you are doing. But yeah, FRPC does make everything sound amazing :rock:
 
Yeah that dude plays very well, brings out the goods in any amp he plays :thumbsup:
 
psychodave":nzpdfeoi said:
Sounds great.... but he is using some reverb and/or delay with micro pitching to get that thickness. It's really noticable when he starts getting into the high gain, so it not all "amp". ;)
Nothing wrong with using knowledge and some extra grease when needed :thumbsup: ;)
 
psychodave":1edybwor said:
Digital Jams":1edybwor said:
psychodave":1edybwor said:
Sounds great.... but he is using some reverb and/or delay with micro pitching to get that thickness. It's really noticable when he starts getting into the high gain, so it not all "amp". ;)
Nothing wrong with using knowledge and some extra grease when needed :thumbsup: ;)

Nope, not at all. :thumbsup: I only use plain reverb and delay when I do my videos...never any pitch shifting. Adding micro pitch shifting makes it becomes insane. :D :rock:

Maybe micro pitch shift is what guys need to find their amp quicker :lol: :LOL:
 
Digital Jams":3gqifw1i said:
psychodave":3gqifw1i said:
Digital Jams":3gqifw1i said:
psychodave":3gqifw1i said:
Sounds great.... but he is using some reverb and/or delay with micro pitching to get that thickness. It's really noticable when he starts getting into the high gain, so it not all "amp". ;)
Nothing wrong with using knowledge and some extra grease when needed :thumbsup: ;)

Nope, not at all. :thumbsup: I only use plain reverb and delay when I do my videos...never any pitch shifting. Adding micro pitch shifting makes it becomes insane. :D :rock:

Maybe micro pitch shift is what guys need to find their amp quicker :lol: :LOL:

FastRedPonyCar said that he didn't use any pitch-shifting at all.
 
psychodave":2soefhpl said:
Digital Jams":2soefhpl said:
psychodave":2soefhpl said:
Sounds great.... but he is using some reverb and/or delay with micro pitching to get that thickness. It's really noticable when he starts getting into the high gain, so it not all "amp". ;)
Nothing wrong with using knowledge and some extra grease when needed :thumbsup: ;)

Nope, not at all. :thumbsup: I only use plain reverb and delay when I do my videos...never any pitch shifting. Adding micro pitch shifting makes it becomes insane. :D :rock:


Can you do the micro pitch shifting with a G-major? :)
I'd like to try that, but after playing more or less exclusively in a Metallica tribute band at loud/live levels the last ten years, I don't know how to do anything but very dry rhythm sounds, and wah and delay on the leads :lol: :LOL:
 
psychodave":1agga3ao said:
Echodrive":1agga3ao said:
Digital Jams":1agga3ao said:
psychodave":1agga3ao said:
Digital Jams":1agga3ao said:
psychodave":1agga3ao said:
Sounds great.... but he is using some reverb and/or delay with micro pitching to get that thickness. It's really noticable when he starts getting into the high gain, so it not all "amp". ;)
Nothing wrong with using knowledge and some extra grease when needed :thumbsup: ;)

Nope, not at all. :thumbsup: I only use plain reverb and delay when I do my videos...never any pitch shifting. Adding micro pitch shifting makes it becomes insane. :D :rock:

Maybe micro pitch shift is what guys need to find their amp quicker :lol: :LOL:

FastRedPonyCar said that he didn't use any pitch-shifting at all.

Yup. He said no micro pitch shifting...but he admitted to using multiple mics, so he is blending the sound from two sources to add thickness and depth. :thumbsup: Still sounds great :thumbsup:

Yup, that is his key.......blending those two mics.
 
i grabbed one for a rehearsal amp. Didnt sound bad stock. I swapped tthe PTs to KT88s...big improvement. May try some 6550s in her.. and some better Preamp tubes. But overall pretty good for $800.00
 
No, I would say you are hearing correctly, pretty rockin to me! :rock: :rock: Great sounding amp, need to find one of those to try myself! FWIW kinda liked the Hardwire as well! Cheaper SLO alt??
 
Sounds beast. However, if you watch the "how I record" videos he's doing, it's looking like a minimum of 4 mics, with some serious room tone happening. He also mentioned panning/eqing/mixing/editing/etc. It does sound awesome (a bit boomy, but that's almost certainly the room mics being up too high), but there's more than just plug/play on these vids it seems.
 
psychodave":3clnm9o6 said:
ke2":3clnm9o6 said:
psychodave":3clnm9o6 said:
Digital Jams":3clnm9o6 said:
psychodave":3clnm9o6 said:
Sounds great.... but he is using some reverb and/or delay with micro pitching to get that thickness. It's really noticable when he starts getting into the high gain, so it not all "amp". ;)
Nothing wrong with using knowledge and some extra grease when needed :thumbsup: ;)

Nope, not at all. :thumbsup: I only use plain reverb and delay when I do my videos...never any pitch shifting. Adding micro pitch shifting makes it becomes insane. :D :rock:


Can you do the micro pitch shifting with a G-major? :)
I'd like to try that, but after playing more or less exclusively in a Metallica tribute band at loud/live levels the last ten years, I don't know how to do anything but very dry rhythm sounds, and wah and delay on the leads :lol: :LOL:

I don't know anything about the G major, so I don't know. :)

Sounds good and for $800...really good. Is it PCB or PTP?

PCB....more than likely built in some far east country (Vietnam or China would be my guess...) Not that I am saying that in a bad way, as I am sure it REALLY reduces cost...
 
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