Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: JamesHealey on October 06, 2009, 05:42:52 PM
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Here's a clip of the 35w "LEEDS" Prototype amplifier.
The pickup is all a telecaster with a country boy in the bridge.
ENJOY :)
This is the x2 EL34 Non-Master version, the amp is about 50% on the volume dial! but it's into a Hotplate and attenuated down to -16dB so it's a bit fizzy and rough compared to the real tone but it's a good idea of what it can sound like I think.
Btw, we've decided to use USA Heyboer Transformers rather than UK Tranformers now and this is what you're hearing in this clip.
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ignore the feedback problem just before the ZZ TOP style riff that's just coz the pickup squeeled!
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Sounds good! :D
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It's tough to get a good idea of what an amp sounds like from a single short sound clip, IMO so much of an amps 'DNA' can only be got from play one. But (to me) that sounds really good, I can only imagine that it sounds even better without the attenuator.
What would you say the amps unique selling point is?
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It's built like a tank and sounds shite hot? 8)
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Sounds pretty good to me.
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Like it PDT_003!
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How did you record it?
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am loaded into a 8ohm hot plate, into a single 1x12 open back cab close mic'd with a single SM57 straight into the soundcard no audio interface.
Nothing spectacular.