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Totally. My Imbuya Mark III is in the living room for the same reason - my wife thinks it's pretty.

I'm not ignoring this - still trying to articulate an answer. If you can afford to have three amps for awhile I would suggest it. They aren't all the same, there's a lot of common ground, and they are all awesome. You may need to decide for yourself.

Another clip: Filter, this time http://dlpas.co/K4hz.mo3

Verrrrry interesting. I was playing around with my JP-2C a few weeks ago and came up with a very similar, very tight configuration: I had the guitar tone set to zero, the amp in shred mode, with a boost in front of it. Turning the guitar tone down was the last step, and it got *really* tight...

Out of curiosity, does it SOUND too high to you? (or anyone else)

If I was using an eq I'd have the presence down around 2.

I got a dm asking me what the settings were: Vol: 9 Treble (pulled): 9 Bass (pulled): 2 Mid: 5 Master (pulled): 3 Lead drive (pulled): 7 Lead Master (pulled): about 1.2 Presence: 10 Using a 2016 Les Paul with stock humbuckers.

I borrowed a purple stripe Mark III S (60 watts, no eq, no reverb) from a buddy, took it home, and dialed it in. This thing sounds yuuuuge: http://dlpas.co/kce0.mp3

Love these: Full John Browne demo https://youtu.be/nikQjO2Gaw8 Tone sessions - John Browne behind the scenes video https://youtu.be/vLu_XpVMVM4

This. Totally.

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I'm not exactly sure what you mean by this - but the TC-50 sounds great to me with the loop in use or disabled. No different from the experience using the JP-2C, Mark V:25, or Rectoverb 25. It just sounds excellent. Unlike my first JP-2C, the fx loop also sounds great switching between the...

TAKE THE BLUE PILL ;)

I've seen too many youtube videos of older guitarists selling fantastic Mesas because they've just gotten too heavy for them. I'm 48, so I decided to try and do something about it. I work out with a 75 lb kettle bell three days a week for exactly that reason. My Mark V combo weighs 65 lbs, and...

WUPS - I'm using droplr for this and forgot to set the expiration time to "never". I've updated the link above, but here it is as well: http://dlpas.co/ke2a.mp3. Sorry about that.

That's neat. What I like about running it without the eq is that, while I don't think I have it perfected yet, it has a wild, huge character to the lead tone that sounds amazing. Solo notes are gigantic, clear, and chewy.

Thank you, I appreciate that.

Here's a recording I made last night http://dlpas.co/m0xT.mp3 Here are the settings:

I took my TC-50 and my recto 2x12 to a rehearsal today. Other guitarist had a Marshall half stack. All three channels sounded great, both guitars sat in the mix with bas,s vocals and drums very well. The TC-50 sounded fantastic. It was a 90s set, so we played: Rearviewmirror (clean and blue...

:) I recording a short thingy today using the non-eq settings I was working with. I like where this is going and am probably going to keep messing with it for awhile https://soundcloud.com/dlpasco/manchester