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I've never used a compressor, but maybe I need to check into the Barber Tone Press. I only have enough room on my board for an overdrive or a comp... unless I get a bigger board.

I think I'm after a clean boost to just push the amp into saturation. My main crunch tone doesn't have a ton of gain. I want the lead tone to be an extension of that, not completely different, but with a ton of sustain and that liquidy smooth feel... if that part makes any sense.

What boost pedal will give my tele/t-verb rig that nice liquid forever sustain lead when I slam the front end and the amp is already nice and crunchy?

I did for quite a while... Gibson LP into a Tremoverb. I found the cab made the biggest difference. I ran it into one of those old metal grill 2x12s with the EVM speakers... it was glorious! I used diodes and bold... keep the bass low, crank the mids up and keep the treble and presence up...

I absolutely love my Tele/TOV rig.

Can somebody describe what the LDR reliability mod is? I have an old Tremoverb and now I'm curious.

If you're coming from AC30s and Fender Deluxes, I hate to say it, but Mesa cleans will probably disapoint. I think the Rectoverb has the best clean of most any high gain head, but it still won't really compare to those other amps. Maybe something to push the front end just a little and make...

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Holy crap... you're not kidding! I had to pry the edges up with a crowbar and it was still a struggle! One of the speakers was mounted very loosely and was moving around inside the cab. :?: Can you crank down the screws really tightly or do you need to leave them a little loose?

Thanks... guess I'm off to the gym!

When I move it around I hear something rattling around inside. So, I want to take the back off and have a look around. I removed all of the screws... I removed the jack plate... but it just won't budge! I'm trying to pull up on the hole where the jack plate goes, but to no avail. Any hints here?

Half-back 2x12 is sold. Price drop on the Black Shadow Speaker. Gold grill still available.

No WAY in HELL I would ever sell mine :wink: http://denver.craigslist.org/msg/601504074.html I'm tempted to buy it as a backup... but I'm freakin' broke :x

Some interest... Sunday bumpage

PM me if you have any questions...

http://madisonamps.com/products2008/abraxassheet.htm Madison is a local Colorado company and they sponsor my band so we get stuff super cheap. I just read the specs and it's actually tube input, solid state output... I'm guessing just a couple preamp tubes or something. Anyway, I'm not...

My band is about to find out :D me = Tremoverb with 2x 2x12 Recto cabs bass = 1200 watt tube head with 8x10 cab I predict I will still be able to kick his *** :D

I'm selling all of my gear not currently in use. Everything is in perfect working order unless otherwise indicated. All pictures can be seen here: http://s237.photobucket.com/albums/ff90/apwoodroof Let me know if you have any additional questions and I will be happy to answer them. No...

That's the general rule... however, depending on how much gain is coming from your amp, you may also get a volume boost with a gain pedal in front of the amp.

You can, but it will just add more gain. Any gain pedals in front will give a gain boost... any gain pedal in the loop will give a volume bump (but you want a very clean boost... no overdrive/distortion/fuzz). If you want straight volume, you will need to use the loop.