I did a REMIX of the Cameron CCV Video

[ttosh]

I hope it's the Ocean mod and not the Aldrich!!!

I also hope there is a deep switch as well.

Some other options that would be nice would be rectal, I mean rectifier tracking. Hard bypass for discussions and fan cooled would be nice with a slave out option. Self biasing so you can insert multiples into her as well.

That is all....

 

[Death by Uberschall]

I hope it's the Ocean mod and not the Aldrich!!!

I also hope there is a deep switch as well.

Some other options that would be nice would be rectal, I mean rectifier tracking. Hard bypass for discussions and fan cooled would be nice with a slave out option. Self biasing so you can insert multiples into her as well.

That is all....

Can we get MUTE and SOLO BOOST functions as well?

 

[ttosh]

I'm all about these Palin Mods...looks like there will be a line around the block for these though..

No kidding!! Also I heard if you want a more vintage tone you can get a McCain switch with very conservative mids....

 

[glip22]

So, How did you guys like Mark's Remix

 

[ttosh]

So, How did you guys like Mark's Remix

I liked the initial clip and the remix. I liked Marks first CCV video better than this one however I can hear the Marshall karrang I love in all the CCV videos. After reading Dave's initial draft of the manual I think the versatility of the amp is even better than I had anticipated. I am guessing this is one of a few amps out there that I think would be perfect for me personally. Right now and this is my opinion only but for the modified Marshall type tones I think you cannot beat:

Cameron Modified Amps or the CCV
Anything Fortin modified
Anything Friedman modified
The brian on the forums stuff sounds great
The PT100 from Suhr
Wizard Modern Classic

All great options with slight variations and up to the player to pick which one he wants. I think any of us could be satisfied with any of these amps and just focus on playing and working towards our musical goals. So much drama over all the different camps, ownership comes with a price I guess.

I even think the Axe FX has a place in all of this. It sounds great and the effects and routing is wonderful. I have owned the PT100 and Wizard and I will say this one statement and I believe it will hold true with the Axe FX II as well. When in a room standing in front of a Wizard Modern Classic or PT100 and most likely any of the other amps up there I feel this ooooomph, percussive movement of sound/tone that just does it for me. The Axe FX can get the same tones, even feel close to the amps. But the little something that in the room does for me personally the Axe FX has not ever done.

I over answered your question, and probably will start another shit storm because of small things said here. Seems to be par for the course lately.

To conclude, the CCV Clip and remix clip was fine to my ears. Mark Day is a great player and seems like a cool/great person. He did a great job on the clip and wanted to do even better, and all this with being rushed. Mark has now done three clips of the CCV that i know of and I think they all sound excellent. Mark has also gotten better with his playing over the last year, or more comfortable making clips from what I can see. I enjoy his playing, his fun faces which shows he loves what he does and that is more important than most any other variable there is. He has put up with a lot in this thread alone. I envy him and his talent for playing guitar and recording. I am glad Brad and company picked him up to continue with Tone Merchant demos and hope his move goes well, and wish him the very best.

 

[glip22]

So, How did you guys like Mark's Remix

I liked the initial clip and the remix. I liked Marks first CCV video better than this one however I can hear the Marshall karrang I love in all the CCV videos. After reading Dave's initial draft of the manual I think the versatility of the amp is even better than I had anticipated. I am guessing this is one of a few amps out there that I think would be perfect for me personally. Right now and this is my opinion only but for the modified Marshall type tones I think you cannot beat:

Cameron Modified Amps or the CCV
Anything Fortin modified
Anything Friedman modified
The brian on the forums stuff sounds great
The PT100 from Suhr
Wizard Modern Classic

All great options with slight variations and up to the player to pick which one he wants. I think any of us could be satisfied with any of these amps and just focus on playing and working towards our musical goals. So much drama over all the different camps, ownership comes with a price I guess.

I even think the Axe FX has a place in all of this. It sounds great and the effects and routing is wonderful. I have owned the PT100 and Wizard and I will say this one statement and I believe it will hold true with the Axe FX II as well. When in a room standing in front of a Wizard Modern Classic or PT100 and most likely any of the other amps up there I feel this ooooomph, percussive movement of sound/tone that just does it for me. The Axe FX can get the same tones, even feel close to the amps. But the little something that in the room does for me personally the Axe FX has not ever done.

I over answered your question, and probably will start another shit storm because of small things said here. Seems to be par for the course lately.

To conclude, the CCV Clip and remix clip was fine to my ears. Mark Day is a great player and seems like a cool/great person. He did a great job on the clip and wanted to do even better, and all this with being rushed. Mark has now done three clips of the CCV that i know of and I think they all sound excellent. Mark has also gotten better with his playing over the last year, or more comfortable making clips from what I can see. I enjoy his playing, his fun faces which shows he loves what he does and that is more important than most any other variable there is. He has put up with a lot in this thread alone. I envy him and his talent for playing guitar and recording. I am glad Brad and company picked him up to continue with Tone Merchant demos and hope his move goes well, and wish him the very best.

I like the earlier clip but it doesn't reflect upon the newer proto.I am sure the new amps will be just as good as the older amps. Too many variables involved with these clips. Nick stated Vintage 30's do not work well at all with a CCV and it turns out that is what was used in the latest clips. The amp has allot of options to factor in also. Mark has no idea how the amp was even set up. And Mark Day sure does seem like one hell of a nice good person.

 

[ttosh]

So, How did you guys like Mark's Remix

I liked the initial clip and the remix. I liked Marks first CCV video better than this one however I can hear the Marshall karrang I love in all the CCV videos. After reading Dave's initial draft of the manual I think the versatility of the amp is even better than I had anticipated. I am guessing this is one of a few amps out there that I think would be perfect for me personally. Right now and this is my opinion only but for the modified Marshall type tones I think you cannot beat:

Cameron Modified Amps or the CCV
Anything Fortin modified
Anything Friedman modified
The brian on the forums stuff sounds great
The PT100 from Suhr
Wizard Modern Classic

All great options with slight variations and up to the player to pick which one he wants. I think any of us could be satisfied with any of these amps and just focus on playing and working towards our musical goals. So much drama over all the different camps, ownership comes with a price I guess.

I even think the Axe FX has a place in all of this. It sounds great and the effects and routing is wonderful. I have owned the PT100 and Wizard and I will say this one statement and I believe it will hold true with the Axe FX II as well. When in a room standing in front of a Wizard Modern Classic or PT100 and most likely any of the other amps up there I feel this ooooomph, percussive movement of sound/tone that just does it for me. The Axe FX can get the same tones, even feel close to the amps. But the little something that in the room does for me personally the Axe FX has not ever done.

I over answered your question, and probably will start another shit storm because of small things said here. Seems to be par for the course lately.

To conclude, the CCV Clip and remix clip was fine to my ears. Mark Day is a great player and seems like a cool/great person. He did a great job on the clip and wanted to do even better, and all this with being rushed. Mark has now done three clips of the CCV that i know of and I think they all sound excellent. Mark has also gotten better with his playing over the last year, or more comfortable making clips from what I can see. I enjoy his playing, his fun faces which shows he loves what he does and that is more important than most any other variable there is. He has put up with a lot in this thread alone. I envy him and his talent for playing guitar and recording. I am glad Brad and company picked him up to continue with Tone Merchant demos and hope his move goes well, and wish him the very best.

I like the earlier clip but it doesn't reflect upon the newer proto.I am sure the new amps will be just as good as the older amps. Too many variables involved with these clips. Nick stated Vintage 30's do not work well at all with a CCV and it turns out that is what was used in the latest clips. The amp has allot of options to factor in also. Mark has no idea how the amp was even set up. And Mark Day sure does seem like one hell of a nice good person.

I know the Cameron cabinets come with G12H30's I think. I wonder how well it does with Scumback M75 or straight up greenbacks? I love the Scumback M75's with most amps I have heard them with. They can be a bit dark, do you know how they compare to the H30s the Cameron cabinets are shipping with?

 

[glip22]

So, How did you guys like Mark's Remix

I liked the initial clip and the remix. I liked Marks first CCV video better than this one however I can hear the Marshall karrang I love in all the CCV videos. After reading Dave's initial draft of the manual I think the versatility of the amp is even better than I had anticipated. I am guessing this is one of a few amps out there that I think would be perfect for me personally. Right now and this is my opinion only but for the modified Marshall type tones I think you cannot beat:

Cameron Modified Amps or the CCV
Anything Fortin modified
Anything Friedman modified
The brian on the forums stuff sounds great
The PT100 from Suhr
Wizard Modern Classic

All great options with slight variations and up to the player to pick which one he wants. I think any of us could be satisfied with any of these amps and just focus on playing and working towards our musical goals. So much drama over all the different camps, ownership comes with a price I guess.

I even think the Axe FX has a place in all of this. It sounds great and the effects and routing is wonderful. I have owned the PT100 and Wizard and I will say this one statement and I believe it will hold true with the Axe FX II as well. When in a room standing in front of a Wizard Modern Classic or PT100 and most likely any of the other amps up there I feel this ooooomph, percussive movement of sound/tone that just does it for me. The Axe FX can get the same tones, even feel close to the amps. But the little something that in the room does for me personally the Axe FX has not ever done.

I over answered your question, and probably will start another shit storm because of small things said here. Seems to be par for the course lately.

To conclude, the CCV Clip and remix clip was fine to my ears. Mark Day is a great player and seems like a cool/great person. He did a great job on the clip and wanted to do even better, and all this with being rushed. Mark has now done three clips of the CCV that i know of and I think they all sound excellent. Mark has also gotten better with his playing over the last year, or more comfortable making clips from what I can see. I enjoy his playing, his fun faces which shows he loves what he does and that is more important than most any other variable there is. He has put up with a lot in this thread alone. I envy him and his talent for playing guitar and recording. I am glad Brad and company picked him up to continue with Tone Merchant demos and hope his move goes well, and wish him the very best.

I like the earlier clip but it doesn't reflect upon the newer proto.I am sure the new amps will be just as good as the older amps. Too many variables involved with these clips. Nick stated Vintage 30's do not work well at all with a CCV and it turns out that is what was used in the latest clips. The amp has allot of options to factor in also. Mark has no idea how the amp was even set up. And Mark Day sure does seem like one hell of a nice good person.

I know the Cameron cabinets come with G12H30's I think. I wonder how well it does with Scumback M75 or straight up greenbacks? I love the Scumback M75's with most amps I have heard them with. They can be a bit dark, do you know how they compare to the H30s the Cameron cabinets are shipping with?

I wouldn't know. I love the Scumbacks but I do find the M to be alittle too loose in the bass for my taste. I bet a Scumback H would be killer though. Maybe a mix of the 55hz and 75hz cones. The H's are a brighter than the M's.

 

[EMP]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

 

[steve_k]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

Sorry dude.....you got to start off with the Hillary Mod, being new and all

Welcome aboard.


Steve

 

[glip22]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

Sorry dude.....you got to start off with the Hillary Mod, being new and all

Welcome aboard.


Steve

 

[jmgman69]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

Sorry dude.....you got to start off with the Hillary Mod, being new and all

Welcome aboard.


Steve

Next comes the Pelosi mod.

Holy shit,I think I just pissed myself

 

[billboogie]

sounds like a versitile amp. The clean and lower gain tones had great clarity. Are there players using these in clean/low gain situations?

 

[Jeff Hilligan]

Glad I worked in my yard rather than be part of this debate!

 

[Death by Uberschall]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

Sorry dude.....you got to start off with the Hillary Mod, being new and all

Welcome aboard.


Steve

Next comes the Pelosi mod.

Both the Hillary and Pelosi mods have way too much sag, very loose for most players. The Palin mod is much tighter.

 

[steve_k]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

Sorry dude.....you got to start off with the Hillary Mod, being new and all

Welcome aboard.


Steve

Next comes the Pelosi mod.

Both the Hillary and Pelosi mods have way too much sag, very loose for most players. The Palin mod is much tighter.

 

[glip22]

You must not forget each month you will experience Channel Bleed with each of these mods. For best results plot each mod on a chart to know when this bleed through will occur.

 

[Death by Uberschall]

You must not forget each month you will experience Channel Bleed with each of these mods. For best results plot each mod on a chart to know when this bleed through will occur.

That's OK, better to experience some channel bleed, that to have it spitting out extra transformers. Especially if you are only borrowing it for short periods of time.






p.s. I could have done without the visual.

 

[EMP]

After reading this thread in its entirety, I'm glad I joined this forum. I think I need a few more years of playing experience before considering the Palin mods.

Are your threads always like this?

Sorry dude.....you got to start off with the Hillary Mod, being new and all

Welcome aboard.


Steve

Next comes the Pelosi mod.

Both the Hillary and Pelosi mods have way too much sag, very loose for most players. The Palin mod is much tighter.

I do prefer mods with a tight low end. I just don't think I'd be able to take the shrill voicing of the Hillary and Pelosi mods.

 

[ttosh]

There is a mod for quite of bit extra bottom end also. Since most guys like gut shots, here is a pick of the chassis. This is the Yellow and Black color option, anything is available however.