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@JohnnyGoo I did do a short cover of that song, its still on my YouTube channel.
FRIDAY NIGHT RIFFS
- Thread starter Mitch Pearrow SJMP
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Headache
Ambassador of all that is Heavy
Are you miking the same speaker for both amps, or different speakers?
BFT Gibson
Ambassador of Originality
Friday night riff time, Riffed into a looper into the Peavey 5150 Signature then attempted to play along to it with the EVH 5150 iconic el34, Loud -very loud in the room, The zoom seems be pretty good with the stock mic's has been so valuable, Just hit record as the week goes along for bits & parts of the next full song recording being worked out.
OP
Very well done Den
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I know it’s a repeat, but it does give you the tones from my new to me, 2011 cherry V
Sapient
Ambassador of Vocal Inspiration
OP
Thanks SAPNice, Mitch. Time for a ..Mitch ..Mitch ..play dat BYATCH!!
I appreciate you took the time to check it out and reply.
marshalltsl
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I used a Koch load box lbII. It's a power attenuator with emulated line out, 4X12 or 1X12 emulation and mic position emulation.
You can use It with 2 4X12 cabs. You can use It without attenuator enabled too.
I recorded both amps with the emulation switches in the position shown in this photo
OP
Very Sabbath sounding ..
Headache
Ambassador of all that is Heavy
Yes, I was thinking that too...
BFT Gibson
Ambassador of Originality
Wanted to check the Schecter SVSS out . Peavey JSX using low gain input.
OP
Sounds powerful for low gain.
I like it, I have to get to work, haven’t played since last Friday…
BFT Gibson
Ambassador of Originality
Low gain on that amp is like High on most lol
Not quite sure on keeping it. Just did the same riff into the 5150 sig & just seem to prefer old school tone vs that immediate modern forward push, This thing is so good at keeping drop tune & low tuning tight & no bottom flub at all. But my observation is it has no personality. But in a mix its very good to poke out but not so much fun by itself.
My conclusion Schecter with the Floyd has to go & so does the JSX. They really don't get played as they should
Headache
Ambassador of all that is Heavy
In my humble opinion, the JSX is an amazing amp.
One of the few amps that I like as much as the Marshalls.
There's a lot of versatility and great tight tones in them.
With 6L6'S and the right amount of volume, they can absolutely rip!
I love to pair them with Marshalls on stage and in recordings, the PV for rhythm and the Marshall for leads is my personal favorite.
One of the few amps that I like as much as the Marshalls.
There's a lot of versatility and great tight tones in them.
With 6L6'S and the right amount of volume, they can absolutely rip!
I love to pair them with Marshalls on stage and in recordings, the PV for rhythm and the Marshall for leads is my personal favorite.
ibmorjamn
Ambassador of Moar Jammin
Playing different tones in HX Stomp
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That came out really well done James, has a old school UFO tone going on.Playing different tones in HX Stomp
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