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mdc1mdc11
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which one dials in the cameron ccm vibe?
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Racerxrated
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I think he cloned the CCV, and its the King Kong.mdc1mdc11":1wl8l51t said:
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paulyc
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^ Correct
FourT6and2
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I had a Chupacabra. Awesome amp. I will either buy or build a Yeti at some point. As far as tones go, the Chupa is tied for my all-time favorite amps I've owned.
Beyond Black
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How differently are the KK and the Yeti voiced? I've heard very differently and I've also heard that the KK is basically a two channel Yeti.Racerxrated":1w2o8e9b said:
rottingcorpse
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Racerxrated":z529ti4c said:
Really? Didn't know that at all. I would love to have an amp that's close to the CCV.
skoora
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I got to try a used Chup at a GC and it sounded tits. Very versatile and I almost bought it. (Already have the modded Marshall thing covered)
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Racerxrated
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Not sure how 'close' it actually is..not to critique but I've played a Ceriatone Jubilee and its very different to me than any of the 4 Jubilees I've owned. Its a decent Marshally amp but it lacked something. Same with the AFD Ceriatone. Different than the original. But still a good amp.rottingcorpse":4c5kvnc0 said:
crwnedblasphemy
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Isn't the king kong just a chupa with a separate clean channel? and new design black headshell.
bbaug14
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crwnedblasphemy":2kim6tq6 said:
No. It's more on-line with the Yeti, but still different. Based off the CCV.
bbaug14
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Racerxrated":2y7cg5iz said:
That's due to parts and transformers. The build from a schematic stand point is a clone, more or less. What you're hearing is most likely due to component make up. That and break in.
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harsh59
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The only 2 things I have heard bad about Ceriatone , is that that they are imported (that may bother you or not) and some people say that the effects loops are tone suckers (some people say they are not )
FourT6and2
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harsh59":1mhnfzk1 said:
The loops are not very good. That is true. They are just passive insert loops. Not tube buffered. Installing a Metro Loop would be ideal.
Wasn't an issue for me though. I just run one, single delay pedal in the loops of my amps. And if the pedal is buffered, it's a non-issue.
Man... all this talk. Someone buy my Peters GNL so I can build a Yeti!
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harsh59
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Thats funny , all this talk makes me want more amps too
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endofall
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I have had a Ceritone Yeti for close to two years now. It has pretty much stopped my modded Marshall gas dead in its tracks. I paid for the capacitor upgrade, but mine still has the stock transformers and at this point I do not see any reason to change them. I just recently dropped a set of JJ E34L's into it and have really enjoyed them! Before this I have had a few modded JCM 800's, two Splawn quickrods, a Splawn Nitro, and a Splawn modded Marshall Plexi.
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harsh59
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What are the differences in the Chupa and Yeti ?
FourT6and2
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harsh59":l29ub6v9 said:
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harsh59
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Thanks , but what would be the difference in sound ?
The Traveller
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Chupa = Brighter and looser.
Yeti = Darker and tighter. And cleans up better.
Yeti = Darker and tighter. And cleans up better.
