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In Reply to: Guitar Amp questions posted by tuneman on March 1, 2005 at 19:46:10:
Try recording clean and then putting it into a wave editor and use a plug-in that emulates tube distortion.
I have 207 plug-ins with an average cost of 130 each and would be happy to show you through email what this can do.I can also take the clean track and hit it through my huge Sunn and Hi Watt Stacks (with 16 twelves)and stereo mic that...at 130dB no doubt.
If not performing live, just recording, this would serve you real well.
If you want to go live, go with an older mig50 sovetek amp and overdrive it.
Actually the baby marshall belt clip amp with 3 inch speaker on overdrive, miced up with a 57 does well.
Experiment.
If you want to contact me, state your email and I will exchange.
AA email does not work. It is purposely blocked to the haters of life.
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- Re: Guitar Amp questions - RBP 02:35:39 03/02/05 (5)
- Silliness - unaffiliated 08:31:01 03/03/05 (1)
- Re: Guitar Amp questions - tuneman 10:42:04 03/02/05 (3)
- Re: Guitar Amp questions - oldroadie 11:42:42 03/02/05 (2)
- Re: Guitar Amp questions - tuneman 13:10:13 03/04/05 (1)
- Re: Guitar Amp questions - oldroadie 14:48:49 03/04/05 (0)
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