Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Guitars, Amps and Effects => Topic started by: indysmith on March 26, 2007, 02:40:38 PM
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Is there any pedals or preamps out there which can do the whole clean to crunchy fender combo thing? I'm aware of those new boss pedals, but sound clips i've heard havent impressed me to be honest. I'm after a kind of SRV tonality here; maybe a little warmer and less hotrod.
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Vox Tonelab maybe?
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yeah i was considering that a while ago - a bit expensive, and it'd annoy me that i'd be paying loads extra for things i'll never need/use.
I was thinking more in the vein of single pedals. I want something that is what a carl martin plexitone is to a plexi. i don't think he does a twintone or anything does he?
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HAO Sole Pressure is supposed to emulate a 4x10 Bassman, if that is what you're aiming for
http://www.guitareffectspedals.com/hao.html
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HAO Sole Pressure is supposed to emulate a 4x10 Bassman, if that is what you're aiming for
http://www.guitareffectspedals.com/hao.html
that looks great! i might have to check that out in greater detail. Thanks
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Tech 21 GT2-does a passable Fender tone.
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Is there any pedals or preamps out there which can do the whole clean to crunchy fender combo thing?
For the price of a preamp you can probably get an actual Fender combo!!
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http://www.mesaboogie.com/Product_Info/Rackmount-Preamps/V-Twin/v-twin.html
Mesa v-twin.
Theyre out of production, so you can get one used for a decent price.
Now, this thing can go from extreme cleaner than clean, all the way to brutal distortion, and everything in between.
My old guitar teacher had one, and used it to make his Tele and gibs melody maker (with fralins) sound cleaner through his fender princeton. Now, this sounds noobish, but hes been playing for almost 40 years, and i trust his judgement. He uses it for pretty much all of his amps... heres a list.
Fender princeton
fender bandmaster (beige with oxblood?) http://globalvintage.com.au/shop/images/DSCN2129.jpg
fender champ 50's (the orange tweed one)
fender champ 70's (the silverface one)
and that pedal cleans all of them up SOOO well. Its incredible. It can also turn any of them into death metal machines :D
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I dont agree with the above - the V Twin does not make amps sound Fenderish. If you want a Fender amps sound get a Pro Junior or, even cheaper the new £126 Champion 600 epi VJ competitior, and plug it into your 4x12.
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funny thing is.... Indy already has a V-Twin... :lol:
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funny thing is.... Indy already has a V-Twin... :lol:
hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah ohhhh man.
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funny thing is.... Indy already has a V-Twin... :lol:
hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahah ohhhh man.
:lol: :lol:
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This might be what you want:
http://barberelectronics.com/barb_eq.html
I haven't used one, but Barber has an excellent reputation, and I've seen many favourable comments on The Gear Page.
You'd probably have to order from the States, but the pound is very strong at the moment - might be worth it.
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the new £126 Champion 600 epi VJ competitior
HOLY HELL i didn't know this existed. I'm having one!
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the new £126 Champion 600 epi VJ competitior
HOLY HELL i didn't know this existed. I'm having one!
Don't expect it to be available till about June / July time as fender UK are really slow.
Happily the volume control does go up to 12
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Don't expect it to be available till about June / July time as fender UK are really slow.
Thats ok, so is my income
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Obviously its cheap and cheerful - but the 6V6 valve should give it a bit more 'width' than the EL84 valved VJ.