Simon Dorn
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Just listen 
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VonBonfire
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My ears are hurting. Hopefully you learnt your lesson and get Wizzer MCII next time.
RaceU4her
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if youre into pinch harmonics, that is a problem
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67mike
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Badlander might do it ?
shar-vell Dan
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Because it sounds like a tractor ?
dead-pan
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Tube swaps haha! You coulda next level :l
saxxamafone
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Both sound good to me.. not an obvious reason to me for picking one over the other
Unless I’m missing something
Unless I’m missing something
Greazygeo
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Maybe try a guitar thru it instead of a bass?
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
I liked the Avenger best tone wise . No extra festures but I fucking loves that thing . I regret selling that and Uber Rev blue most of all amps I’ve let go
Simon Dorn
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No. But i learned my lesson.
Yes. That's a big problem.
Many years ago, in the last Millenium, someone suggested i should call my Band "Tractor Thrasher and the Rattlesnakes"
I'm no Tube-Swapperer.
Badlander is nice, but i'm happy.
The Pinch Harmonics.
No.
My modded Marshall does it all and better. For me at least.
The way i heard the SLO this time was: Crunch Channel sounds like a dead 2203, Lead Channel is a compressed Fuzz-Box with a loose bass and no Harmonics whatsoever.
Simon Dorn
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This sounds better to me even though the harmonics are still not Quite there
Simon Dorn
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Well, i just remembered i already did that.
This is the same A Standard tuned Guitar like in the OP with a tune in D
shar-vell Dan
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reza-butthurt strikes again.
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67mike
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My modded Marshall doesn't sound as good as my Badlander.No. But i learned my lesson.
Yes. That's a big problem.
Many years ago, in the last Millenium, someone suggested i should call my Band "Tractor Thrasher and the Rattlesnakes"
I'm no Tube-Swapperer.
Badlander is nice, but i'm happy.
The Pinch Harmonics.
No.
My modded Marshall does it all and better. For me at least.
The way i heard the SLO this time was: Crunch Channel sounds like a dead 2203, Lead Channel is a compressed Fuzz-Box with a loose bass and no Harmonics whatsoever.
Has me planning on returning it to stock specs.
Simon Dorn
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Hence the "
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Simon Dorn
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That's not a bad idea.
Greazygeo
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I know guys like this type tone, but for me for lack of a better term is too fuzzy. Not like a fuzz pedal, but too much hair to the distortion for me.
7704A
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Pinches sound fine on both to me, but different. If you want the nasally pinch though I can see why you'd go for the 800 instead.
Simon Dorn
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Pinches on the SLO sound crippled and broken to me. I absolutely can't stand that.
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
I cab tighten that bitch up and rock the SLO . It can do tight af stuff . There’s a killer modern metal tone inside SLO . I used a gate and a joist and a 10 band . It can be cool af frNo. But i learned my lesson.
Yes. That's a big problem.
Many years ago, in the last Millenium, someone suggested i should call my Band "Tractor Thrasher and the Rattlesnakes"
I'm no Tube-Swapperer.
Badlander is nice, but i'm happy.
The Pinch Harmonics.
No.
My modded Marshall does it all and better. For me at least.
The way i heard the SLO this time was: Crunch Channel sounds like a dead 2203, Lead Channel is a compressed Fuzz-Box with a loose bass and no Harmonics whatsoever.