Just played an SLO for the first time....

[jcj]

Found the Cornford

 

[jcj]

....

 

[glpg80]

Your playing is a fuckload better than what i could do sober, i can barely keep up my cognitive skills as is on the weekends let alone with a few throat-wetters down the hatch

Yeah big difference indeed - not bad for an iphone on the CCV. You must have just listened to some Def Leppard, thats a ton of slapback

 

[jcj]

Your playing is a fuckload better than what i could do sober, i can barely keep up my cognitive skills as is on the weekends let alone with a few throat-wetters down the hatch

Yeah big difference indeed - not bad for an iphone on the CCV. You must have just listened to some Def Leppard, thats a ton of slapback

Ummmmm......yeah .....i normally play dry....the Flashback is my first effects pedal in 20+ years, so I'm not exactly a pro

Dood....extra points for using cognitive in a sentence relating to guitar at 4am, your time....I'm impressed

 

[TheMagicEight]

BTW....Huge difference in volume.... the ones you posted were with a Q3....the other was with an iPhone, and had delay

Just curious, which speakers do you have in your cab? Love the tones and playing!

 

[jcj]

BTW....Huge difference in volume.... the ones you posted were with a Q3....the other was with an iPhone, and had delay

Just curious, which speakers do you have in your cab? Love the tones and playing!

Bogner cab is V30, the Cameron cab is H30..and thanks

 

[Iceman8.6]

This amp is a buzzy fizzy nasty mess with the master overdrive output knob turned way down but sounds amazing as it gets louder.

 

[Chris6870]

Why do people say "an Slo" instead of "a Slo"? Please enlighten me. I see this a lot.

 

[nevusofota]

Back in 2007 I went to purchase a SLO. Always wanted one. I was just starting in my current band where the SLO's tonez would fit great. However, the shop had a 5150III so I tried it out. The versitility of the EVH won me over. The material I was playing required a lot of channel switching and I thought the EVH was the better fit for the job at task.

I've since been out of the amp game (the EVH has served me well) and in the game of buying guitars.

Well, now that the tax return is in (and its burning a whole in my pocket ), I'm ready to get back to my quest for a SLO.

 

[jcj]

Why do people say "an Slo" instead of "a Slo"? Please enlighten me. I see this a lot.

They're using the initials-

Super
Lead
Overdrive

So it would be "an" S.L.O

I say it like the opposite of fast, so I just type "a".

 

[Philo Beddoe]

This amp is a buzzy fizzy nasty mess with the master overdrive output knob turned way down but sounds amazing as it gets louder.

Not my findings and I've owned many.

An SLO at low volume My gawd Are you being serious?

 

[magh8]

Got 2 of them and a third one on its way

SLO is a legend. Surely, tone is subjective, but it is one of those amps EVERY guitarist should hear at least once in their lives. Guaranteed WOW effect!

this

 

[magh8]

You rat bastards are making me want another SLO.....fuckers.....

do it now

 

[Bronco]

This amp is a buzzy fizzy nasty mess with the master overdrive output knob turned way down but sounds amazing as it gets louder.

Not my findings and I've owned many.

Absolutely. All amps need to be mated with the correct cab and speaker; SLO is no different.

 

[sjk]

This amp is a buzzy fizzy nasty mess with the master overdrive output knob turned way down but sounds amazing as it gets louder.

Not my findings and I've owned many.

Absolutely. All amps need to be mated with the correct cab and speaker; SLO is no different.

Anyone ever try running 2 eminence lynch super Vs in a 2x12 with the SLO, I saw 2 for sale for $200 and might jump on them.

 

[Shark Diver]

Why do people say "an Slo" instead of "a Slo"? Please enlighten me. I see this a lot.

They're using the initials-

Super
Lead
Overdrive

So it would be "an" S.L.O

I say it like the opposite of fast, so I just type "a".

I am always aware of this when I type. Though I'm sure I jack it up time and again. It is incorrect to say "an" SLO. Even if it is an acronym. You wouldn't say I want "an" DSL. I think it is just the way it flows linguistically. Same reason people say "where you at?" instead of "where are you?". Simply bad English.

Or maybe the amazing is implied. "I want an (amazing) SLO.

 

[jcj]

Why do people say "an Slo" instead of "a Slo"? Please enlighten me. I see this a lot.

They're using the initials-

Super
Lead
Overdrive

So it would be "an" S.L.O

I say it like the opposite of fast, so I just type "a".

I am always aware of this when I type. Though I'm sure I jack it up time and again. It is incorrect to say "an" SLO. Even if it is an acronym. You wouldn't say I want "an" DSL. I think it is just the way it flows linguistically. Same reason people say "where you at?" instead of "where are you?". Simply bad English.

Or maybe the amazing is implied. "I want an (amazing) SLO.

and there you have it folks....straight from our resident published poet, and SLO expert

I stand corrected

I wasn't never too good with english anyways

 

[TheMagicEight]

Why do people say "an Slo" instead of "a Slo"? Please enlighten me. I see this a lot.

They're using the initials-

Super
Lead
Overdrive

So it would be "an" S.L.O

I say it like the opposite of fast, so I just type "a".

I am always aware of this when I type. Though I'm sure I jack it up time and again. It is incorrect to say "an" SLO. Even if it is an acronym. You wouldn't say I want "an" DSL. I think it is just the way it flows linguistically. Same reason people say "where you at?" instead of "where are you?". Simply bad English.

Or maybe the amazing is implied. "I want an (amazing) SLO.

Depends. The letter "S" begins with a vowel sound, as opposed to the letter "D". You would, for example, say "an A.C.L. injury" the same way you could say "an S.L.O.". However, I pronounce it "slow" so I'd say "a SLO".

 

[Shark Diver]

Why do people say "an Slo" instead of "a Slo"? Please enlighten me. I see this a lot.

They're using the initials-

Super
Lead
Overdrive

So it would be "an" S.L.O

I say it like the opposite of fast, so I just type "a".

I am always aware of this when I type. Though I'm sure I jack it up time and again. It is incorrect to say "an" SLO. Even if it is an acronym. You wouldn't say I want "an" DSL. I think it is just the way it flows linguistically. Same reason people say "where you at?" instead of "where are you?". Simply bad English.

Or maybe the amazing is implied. "I want an (amazing) SLO.

Depends. The letter "S" begins with a vowel sound, as opposed to the letter "D". You would, for example, say "an A.C.L. injury" the same way you could say "an S.L.O.". However, I pronounce it "slow" so I'd say "a SLO".

The letter S begins with a vowel sound? eh? I get what you are saying, and that would be why linguistically the brian tends to go there. But from the book learning they gave me it is incorrect. But who knows anymore?

 

[cardinal]

This amp is a buzzy fizzy nasty mess with the master overdrive output knob turned way down but sounds amazing as it gets louder.

Not my findings and I've owned many.

Absolutely. All amps need to be mated with the correct cab and speaker; SLO is no different.

What speakers/cab are you using that give you satisfying SLO tones at lower levels on the master?