fluff191
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ibanez4life SZ! said:Fluff...I need a beating the horse to death smiley....pronto!
Possibly preceded by a face-palm smiley...
ibanez4life SZ! said:Fluff...I need a beating the horse to death smiley....pronto!
Possibly preceded by a face-palm smiley...
fluff191 said:bermuda_ said:which knobs change the tone of your sound?
I can't believe people are still commenting on this thread.
fluff191 said:ibanez4life SZ! said:Fluff...I need a beating the horse to death smiley....pronto!
Possibly preceded by a face-palm smiley...
eagle said:I know what he means, I have a RK1 and even with the gain up full it will clean up if you don't milk the legato phrases.Obviously this dose not happen at volume .I end up putting a boost pedal in front,not for the tone but for the feel. In fairness not many amps have enough gain to play this stuff at low volume and not have the same issues .The best 100 watt tube amp heads for this that I've found plugged straight in are Engl and the Marshall JVM 410 ,these have the opposite problem in that everyone dimes the gain and they turn to mush.
What exactly are you trying to prove? That you can't manage to get a performance tube amp to sound decent at volume 2? :lol: COME ON dudebermuda_ said:I'll try and post a clip of me playing my amp, hopefully that will help shed some light on the situation.
Actions speak louder than words right :mrgreen:
ibanez4life SZ! said:I think I can honestly say the problem isn't in the amp.
Eric
You don't need to dime the gain for it to Kill a recto (in terms of gain,) 5 will do .use yore ears to get a sound ,not your eyes .Anyone who can't get a killer tone out of this amp either can't work it or can't play. Not that I'm suggesting your either of these, but do go and give it another try with OD1 orange and the gain on 5, this is still way more gain than the recto, if you have hot pickups you will go to mush if you go higher. Just because you can get a bad tone by miss dialing dose not mean this is not a killer amp.KH Guitar Freak said:eagle said:I know what he means, I have a RK1 and even with the gain up full it will clean up if you don't milk the legato phrases.Obviously this dose not happen at volume .I end up putting a boost pedal in front,not for the tone but for the feel. In fairness not many amps have enough gain to play this stuff at low volume and not have the same issues .The best 100 watt tube amp heads for this that I've found plugged straight in are Engl and the Marshall JVM 410 ,these have the opposite problem in that everyone dimes the gain and they turn to mush.
Sorry, but the JVM410H I tried sounded horrible when the gain is dimed...
eagle said:You don't need to dime the gain for it to Kill a recto (in terms of gain,) 5 will do .use yore ears to get a sound ,not your eyes .Anyone who can't get a killer tone out of this amp either can't work it or can't play. Not that I'm suggesting your either of these, but do go and give it another try with OD1 orange and the gain on 5, this is still way more gain than the recto, if you have hot pickups you will go to mush if you go higher. Just because you can get a bad tone by miss dialing dose not mean this is not a killer amp.KH Guitar Freak said:eagle said:I know what he means, I have a RK1 and even with the gain up full it will clean up if you don't milk the legato phrases.Obviously this dose not happen at volume .I end up putting a boost pedal in front,not for the tone but for the feel. In fairness not many amps have enough gain to play this stuff at low volume and not have the same issues .The best 100 watt tube amp heads for this that I've found plugged straight in are Engl and the Marshall JVM 410 ,these have the opposite problem in that everyone dimes the gain and they turn to mush.
Sorry, but the JVM410H I tried sounded horrible when the gain is dimed...
No worries, I have both and love both. different doesn't always have to mean worse.Ok, I read the statement I quoted you wrong. I thought you were saying the JVM sounds decent with the gain dimed. Again, my apologies. Nevertheless, I still find the JVM noisy and thin sounding. Personally, a Recto still sounds better, albeit they both have different voicings..
eagle said:No worries, I have both and love both. different doesn't always have to mean worse.Ok, I read the statement I quoted you wrong. I thought you were saying the JVM sounds decent with the gain dimed. Again, my apologies. Nevertheless, I still find the JVM noisy and thin sounding. Personally, a Recto still sounds better, albeit they both have different voicings..
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