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'80 les paul standard into a tuner, into mbm dreambox, into catalinbread sft, into sole-mate, into bronco.

AWESOME combo even though the little 8" speaker does fizzle out a bit with a lot of gain.

I am really liking these old amps, I put my DRRI up for sale in hopes of buying something a bit bigger, knock on wood I will have an update soon
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othomas2 wrote:
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Here's an impromptu clip of me playing this eve, with the above setup....

( YOU TUBE LINK FAIL AGAIN GRRRR)

Using OCD / GOLDEN EAGLE / CS3 (+ first half RV3)
Flicking between Cool Rails in Bridge and Japanese Jag bridge Pickup fitted in Neck position.

Don't expect you to take much from this clip, seeing as it's recorded with an iphone but whatever lol.
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finboy wrote:Image

'80 les paul standard into a tuner, into mbm dreambox, into catalinbread sft, into sole-mate, into bronco.

AWESOME combo even though the little 8" speaker does fizzle out a bit with a lot of gain.

I am really liking these old amps, I put my DRRI up for sale in hopes of buying something a bit bigger, knock on wood I will have an update soon
That's a very very nice guitar. Does it have its own thread?
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It does!

http://shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.p ... sc&start=0

Picked up a space echo and big muff tone wicker, it needs new tape but still sounds great.

grainy as fuck ipad pic

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Turns out I'd seen and very much liked it before.
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BacchusPaul wrote:
Turns out I'd seen and very much liked it before.
Still love that guitar, a real beauty.
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Mount Traynor

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WHAT! ^^^^^NICE!
cur wrote:I need it to be smaller or I get shitty messages from mezz telling me my junk's too big.
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laterallateral wrote:Mount Traynor
Bloody hell.

Can I come and live at your house?
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Thanks guys! I'm really pleased with the new addition. (That's the 1972 YGA-3A Mark III, atop the bottom 2x12 cab, for those unfamiliar with my setup.)

It's basically a Twin running a quartet of 6CA7 tubes so hot that it has a fan factory installed behind them to cool them down. It uses a EL84 to drive the tremolo, which I thought is a bit unusual. Overall, it's a bright, clean machine that comes out sounding a good deal more compressed and bass heavy than a regular Twin. So far, I'm liking it a lot. Takes pedals exceptionally well, as you would imagine.


James, you can always crash a brother's couch but I warn you to bring some mittens because winter just got VERY real here, these last few days.
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fire those amps up for warmth..i'll crash right behind them..loving them all night long..unnaturally! ha
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Traditional Norwegian Pedal Bord….yes a dead deer. The wife of my boss was making him throw out this pelt form a past hunt, but I new the perfect use for it!

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been re-living my first foray into noise...

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back in the fold after a 20 year absence.
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I redid my board. This is pretty filter-heavy, with the Snow White clone and Q-Tron. The compressor is a modified Orange Squeezer that goes extra squishy. I'm not too big a fan of compressors you can't tell are on.

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Tim how does the snow white differ from the Qtron? I have the mini qtron (still a massive enclosure) so what are the differences between that and the one you have?
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Post by Progrockabuse »

nice tim, keep meaning to get one of those buffers for my board.

not changed mine for ages, still just Green Mile>Wah>Polytune

Keep thinking of splashing out on a proper univibe type pedal.
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nice tim, keep meaning to get one of those buffers for my board.

not changed mine for ages, still just Green Mile>Wah>Polytune

Keep thinking of splashing out on a proper univibe type pedal.
Fender Classic Player 60’s Stratocaster>East Coast T1 Tele>
Epiphone Les Paul SL>Ovation 12 String acoustic>Peavey Strat DIY Relic

Marshall Origin 20H>James’s old purple 2x10
Marshall MG10 Combo

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light rail coyote wrote:Traditional Norwegian Pedal Bord….yes a dead deer. The wife of my boss was making him throw out this pelt form a past hunt, but I new the perfect use for it!

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Neat little collection of pedals that there! How's that Space Station?
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lorez wrote:Tim how does the snow white differ from the Qtron? I have the mini qtron (still a massive enclosure) so what are the differences between that and the one you have?
Hey Chris. I'm not sure how different the various Qtrons are because I've not tried the small one. I got this for £40 knocked down from £50 at a hifi shop, so figured it was worth a go. It's quite a blunt instrument, as filters go, and it seems to boost and distort almost randomly. The hi-pass filter is super hissy. The snow white, on the other hand, is a really nice sounding autowah with a few useable settings and controls that make sense.

The Qtron may well be replaced on my board by this thing... if I can ever figure out how it works! The presets seem to do something different each time I select them.

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Post by lorez »

thanks Tim, I find mine has similar nuances like those you describe. I like some of them but like you said its a bit of a blunt instrument. I might try a few alternatives out though. Isn't the QTron based on the mutron?
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robroe wrote:I dont need a capo. I have the other chords in my tonefingers