fitz
Ambassador of DIY
Lol, I was thinking the same thing...
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RedGuitar
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This vintage set of Lab Series L7 amps were passed along to me from my bandmate, before he passed away. They are quite clean sounding.
One has a brown front panel, the other a black one. otherwise the same.
I also use a digitech rp355 floor pedal that he used. This just stays in the garage for good temp days.
One has a brown front panel, the other a black one. otherwise the same.
I also use a digitech rp355 floor pedal that he used. This just stays in the garage for good temp days.
67plexi
Ambassador of Amps
I started using two amps after my friend Dave Haskell would use my 1965 Fender twin reverb with a 1983 Fender Super Champ
Dave grew up with Robin Ford and invented fusion guitar in 1971 so I'm told
So since 1984 I have gigged with two amps the first time I got close to Jimmi Hendrix sound was with 3 Trainwreck Express amps
not Marshall's later on Paul Allen let me open up Hendrix's Marshall's they were modified same with the EVH 1968 Super Lead 100
33K mid shift resistor and 50K treble pot most Super Lead 100 amps use a 56K and a 25K treble pot Super Bass 47K
next Dumble used a 250K 2-35 CTS Fender treble pot custom made for Fender that's why most clones don't sound correct
I switched to combo amps in 2010 due to transport
Dave grew up with Robin Ford and invented fusion guitar in 1971 so I'm told
So since 1984 I have gigged with two amps the first time I got close to Jimmi Hendrix sound was with 3 Trainwreck Express amps
not Marshall's later on Paul Allen let me open up Hendrix's Marshall's they were modified same with the EVH 1968 Super Lead 100
33K mid shift resistor and 50K treble pot most Super Lead 100 amps use a 56K and a 25K treble pot Super Bass 47K
next Dumble used a 250K 2-35 CTS Fender treble pot custom made for Fender that's why most clones don't sound correct
I switched to combo amps in 2010 due to transport