Can Erect do Orange channel?

[mboogman]

I used to have a Trem-O-Verb head back in high school, and always loved the orange channel on it. Does anyone know if the Erect can do the Orange channel, or is it more of a Red channel kind of sound?

 

[jlbaxe]

It did the clean ch on my MK III. I spent a while A/B ing them to get it but in the end I preferred it to my Mesa. Cleaned up very well.

 

[jkdsteve]

The ERect's I've owned sounded warmer than the Randalls but I still think both channels sound more like the Red channel.

It can be done by changing a couple of components..though I don't know what they are...certainly not on the Egnater layout anyway...talk to Pete (okstrat / stratotone) he might be able to even make a switchable voicing version for ya.

 

[mboogman]

interesteting...

The only thing I really miss about the T-verb is the orange channel. I used to clone the red to sound like the orange to get my two gain channels. Having a dual channel erect voiced like that would be killer!

 

[Doubleneck]

What's the difference between the orange and red channel?

 

[mboogman]

The orange channel is the Vintage high gain. It's much smoother, and IMO, is a lot easier to control. No icepick highs, like with the red channel.

 

[rlord1974]

I used to have a Trem-O-Verb head back in high school, and always loved the orange channel on it. Does anyone know if the Erect can do the Orange channel, or is it more of a Red channel kind of sound?

I have the same question. I would love the ERECT if Channel A did the 'Vintage' (i.e., orange) channel and Channel B did the 'Modern' (i.e., red) channel. Is this a mod anyone is aware of??

 

[Valtiel]

The orange channel is the Vintage high gain. It's much smoother, and IMO, is a lot easier to control. No icepick highs, like with the red channel.

A good bit more midrange too whereas the Red Channel is all sub bass and highs.