Now this is some Marshall tone...

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Mike,

The knobs are loop level and clean volume.

Nice talking with you today, can't wait to have you build me something !

Brian
 
FortinAmps":34d9nkpu said:
MrDan666":34d9nkpu said:
FortinAmps":34d9nkpu said:
Yep, Langner modded '69 Marshall if I've got it straight :thumbsup:

Langner's stuff is so under the radar :lol: :LOL: His work is amazing :rock:
Cheers,
Mike

Yeah man, i would love to pick one up!! :rock:


MMMUUUUUUUHHHHHHHAHHAAAAAAA :rawk:

Bastard!!! Is that the one that was on HC recently? I almost picked it up to give it a try but obviously waited too long. Nice score! :doh: :rock: :gethim: :doh:
 
I see this is a very old post so apologies in advance.

Just wondering if anyone has the schematic drawn for curts amp with the longer mod?

Cheers
 
ok i was hoping someone on here may have a good copy to share.

Cheers
 
JTyson":26dwwa04 said:
I know there's one running around the net that is incorrect, so be careful
Its Langner, BTW ;)
Yeah, the ones I've seen have some mistakes. From what I've been able to ascertain, they are pretty close, and if you know your way around high gain circuits it should be pretty easy to figure out.
 
That could not have possibly been more badass than that. The tone, playing and the riff itself.
I couldn't find any other metal playing examples, dude is about hard rock and hair metal but I would love to. This tone was so good. Dude never went digital, he's always with his modded Plexi. Also appears to be unique and mysterious like Gary Holt's, Wayne Charvel and the other guy cloned his Langner without any good results, they measured everything twice and still couldn't reach the original amp's tone. Very strange things happen in the amps world.
 
Would love to see what's inside of his amp really. I can't find any proper schematic except that single one that is floating around the net.
 
Whatever happened to Curt Mitchell anyway? I haven't seen any new videos of his for years now.
 
It's never late to add something new even to the oldest threads.

Is it? Thread pops up, people don't notice the date and start replying to posts they don't realize are 15 years old, from members who might not have posted in 10 years expecting an answer, etc.

Maybe any thread with any post in its last page or two being over year old needs to have a warning at the top of the page or something.
 
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Is it? Thread pops up, people don't notice the date and start replying to posts they don't realize are 15 years old, from members who might not have posted in 10 years expecting an answer, etc.

Maybe any thread with its most recent post being over year old needs to have a warning at the top of the page or something.
Ah yeah, sure. It's just I don't see the new threads about Langners and I wanted to add some material to this old thread for people who're still interested in this topic. That playing was crushing.
 
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