It's all about the Rrrrrriiiffffffss!

Tonight's riff comes with the Glorious sound of 2 amps in stereo. The Marshall TSL and the ENGL coming out of a stereo chorus pedal.... It is impossible to capture the sound and feeling of the concrete jumping under my pickhand!
But I can assure you it was epic!

 
Headache said:
Tonight's riff comes with the Glorious sound of 2 amps in stereo. The Marshall TSL and the ENGL coming out of a stereo chorus pedal.... It is impossible to capture the sound and feeling of the concrete jumping under my pickhand!
But I can assure you it was epic!

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I do know that feeling..
Nice piece of music as well buddy.
 
Headache said:
Tonight's riff comes with the Glorious sound of 2 amps in stereo. The Marshall TSL and the ENGL coming out of a stereo chorus pedal.... It is impossible to capture the sound and feeling of the concrete jumping under my pickhand!
But I can assure you it was epic!

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Now your adding some lower mid FORCE. (y)
 
Headache said:
Tonight's riff comes with the Glorious sound of 2 amps in stereo. The Marshall TSL and the ENGL coming out of a stereo chorus pedal.... It is impossible to capture the sound and feeling of the concrete jumping under my pickhand!
But I can assure you it was epic!

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Loved it! Massive in the earbuds!
That hum in the end…it doesn’t come through when you’re going full bore….but if it bugs you at idle…may suggest one of these to break the ground loop…
Worked wonders for me…a small price to pay for the brief silences. :dood: :cheers: :dood:
it goes inline to the input of one of the amps.
 
Thatbastarddon said:
Loved it! Massive in the earbuds!
That hum in the end…it doesn’t come through when you’re going full bore….but if it bugs you at idle…may suggest one of these to break the ground loop…
Worked wonders for me…a small price to pay for the brief silences. :dood: :cheers: :dood:
it goes inline to the input of one of the amps.
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I just went out to look at them, my Peavey has a ground lift button on the back... Others don't.. but I knew one of them did.
It only hums like that when I use both amps at the same time, interested in figuring that out, thanks for the suggestion
 
Headache said:
Tonight's riff comes with the Glorious sound of 2 amps in stereo. The Marshall TSL and the ENGL coming out of a stereo chorus pedal.... It is impossible to capture the sound and feeling of the concrete jumping under my pickhand!
But I can assure you it was epic!

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I don't know what goes through your head when you write. It's really awesome and always has your brand on it.
That sequence was super pissed off and I'm just glad no one got hurt, from what I could see.

Another nice sample of your sonic violence.

:yesway::cool:(y)
 
Sapient said:
I don't know what goes through your head when you write. It's really awesome and always has your brand on it.
That sequence was super pissed off and I'm just glad no one got hurt, from what I could see.

Another nice sample of your sonic violence.

:yesway::cool:(y)
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Ha ha thanks!
I really like the term Sonic Violence! I may steal that for posterity
 
Headache said:
Tonight's riff comes with the Glorious sound of 2 amps in stereo. The Marshall TSL and the ENGL coming out of a stereo chorus pedal.... It is impossible to capture the sound and feeling of the concrete jumping under my pickhand!
But I can assure you it was epic!

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All your riffs are always epic.
Just another great example.
Really nice clip! :dood:
 
Headache said:
I just went out to look at them, my Peavey has a ground lift button on the back... Others don't..
It only humanlike that when I use both amps at the same time, interested in figuring that out, thanks for the suggestion
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It hums because both amps ground individually, but are also linked by the effects chain, creating a ground loop. A transformer isolated lift on one leg to one amp will cut the loop. You can go with a box like the one I linked/own, or a good ABY switch like a couple from Radial Engineering….they (the ABY) might be overkill for your rig. They're (the Samson boxes)like magic in mine…I have two, and can run 3 amps in near silence(only gain noise). I have been playing with one dry amp, pushing an effects loop that splits to stereo(feed the dry amp effects send to a stereo effects pedal, and on to another, and so on) out to two amps effects returns, that only receive, and play, the “wet” signal. Super crazy wild stereo field! It wraps around you, and punches you in the gut with the dry amp.
 
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Thatbastarddon said:
It hums because both amps ground individually, but are also linked by the effects chain, creating a ground loop. A transformer isolated lift on one leg to one amp will cut the loop. You can go with a box like the one I linked/own, or a good ABY switch like a couple from Radial Engineering….they might be overkill for your rig. They're like magic in mine…I have two, and can run 3 amps in near silence(only gain noise). I have been playing with one dry amp, pushing an effects loop that splits to stereo(feed the dry amp effects send to a stereo effects pedal, and on to another, and so on) out to two amps effects returns, that only receive, and play, the “wet” signal. Super crazy wild stereo field! It wraps around you, and punches you in the gut with the dry amp.
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You could also switch positive and negative on one speaker cab
 
Thatbastarddon said:
It hums because both amps ground individually, but are also linked by the effects chain, creating a ground loop. A transformer isolated lift on one leg to one amp will cut the loop. You can go with a box like the one I linked/own, or a good ABY switch like a couple from Radial Engineering….they (the ABY) might be overkill for your rig. They're (the Samson boxes)like magic in mine…I have two, and can run 3 amps in near silence(only gain noise). I have been playing with one dry amp, pushing an effects loop that splits to stereo(feed the dry amp effects send to a stereo effects pedal, and on to another, and so on) out to two amps effects returns, that only receive, and play, the “wet” signal. Super crazy wild stereo field! It wraps around you, and punches you in the gut with the dry amp.
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I've got one of the radial aby boxes lying around here somewhere... Where did I set that thing...
 
Headache said:
I've got one of the radial aby boxes lying around here somewhere... Where did I set that thing...
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If it is the one I have, it will work. One side has the isolated lift…use that side to the slave amp….engage the lift, and listen…it will be obvious. So…out of one side of the stereo pedal direct to amp…out of the other side of the stereo pedal to the ABY….out of the ABY liftable side to second amp… engage lift at will….joy.
 
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