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potentially a stupid question as I can't find anything on it so I'm assuming it's not possible but is there a way to do an update from a v1 to v2 road king head? really only would be interested in the preamp channels 1/2 not the other switching and tuner capabilities. but just the preamps.

In theory, and I hope someone has tried this, if you run out of the fx send from the mark v 25 (which is basically its preamp) into an external power amp, say a mark iv, 2:90, whatever, wouldn't you have a more legit channel 2 sound? meaning, let's say in addition to the sweet el84 section for...

http://www.mesaboogie.com/support/out-of-production/rect-o-verb.html Great condition nearly mint. Retubed less than year ago barely played. Bought new around 2006 or 2007 just to play at home and I put low hours on it. Few years later I got a recording studio and moved it in there and since...

not saying nothing else is good but it is the safest bet and i think considering there are so many options. dynamics, condensers, ribbons etc. i think with a gun to their head most succesful engineers would use a 57 on a standard rock project. it has been the main mic behind tend of thousands of...

what's up with these? are they as sought after as the 2ch dr??? i was offered a trade so i wanted to see what the general consensus on these are

the biggest tones comes from the least complicated setups it's about the player and the right engineering. you need to give the amp some juice and it needs to be a decent room. one sm 57 should do fine. the more mics you experiment with the more the chances of phasing which if you don't notice...

rectoverb combo?

oh if i recall correctly the only different tonally is that the tremoverb has a tremolo feature and the rectoverb has reverb.

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steve albini included, anyone that talks negative about the 57 is a complete idiot. i'm sorry.

http://66.181.209.3/ARAM/7stringLOG.mp3 http://66.181.209.3/ARAM/7stringLOG.wav the mp3 is for slower connections. i was screwin around with reamping for a project im doing and i was working on setting the amp tone so i figured let me record something and kind of came up with a quick clip...

people make a bigger deal about the pre/post DR thing. yes the sound is different but not THAT different. in essence it is the same sound it is just textured differently and responds differently. a 3ch is just as good, it is also hard to tell. remember: amps have these things called settings...

makes a difference. you can hear the air compression and dynamics of a 1x12 as opposed to a 4x12. pantera reinventing the steel was a 1x12 ISO cab and it sounds very very dry and punchy in the midrange. that is a good example of a heavily naturally compressed tone.

as long as good outboard gear is used and an engineer that knows what he is doing i think you can get away with getting it to sound close. there is a warmth that physically incapable of being reproduced digitally that tape saturation adds. its just physics. however it was proven that like...

it varies. a lot of times things will be tracked to tape then bounced into like a pro tools system to mix. i think while there is still a healthy amount of tape being used to tracks stuff or to bounce back and fourth for the tape compression and saturation it's safe to say there's few if any...

http://66.181.209.3/ARAM/walkwithmeleadpart.wav ok this time i got the right guitar and my mark iv to go after the sound. rough take, going for the lead.

yea please. i've been meaning to experiment with the non high gain tones of my mark iv. ala santana or eagles type stuff. ive got some les pauls i wanna screw around with.

yea i bought it at fye. you just gotta look for it, it looks the same except there is a sticker on the back that says producers edition. to avoid confusion i think there is a link to the sony website where it is available online directly from the bands website. it's a tad more $$$ than in stores...

what ylo said is on point. a 4x12 sounds way different than a 1x12. even with just one speaker miked. it doesn't just have to do with that one speaker even if you are using a dynamic right on the grill there are still cabinet, speaker, volume, sound wave, grille cloth, and room considerations...