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CaseyCor
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I'd still like to try a VM. I haven't gotten a chance to run one yet. I think im the only poor sap to have still not tried a VM or a JVM
carlygtr56":56c83 said::|::QBB:
I believe if I owned the amp, I can comment on it..and I owned 2 Ecstasys.....and i'm not alone in my opinion. Plenty of guys hear the same thing with that amp.
carlygtr56":d8d80 said::|::QBB:
I believe if I owned the amp, I can comment on it..and I owned 2 Ecstasys.....and i'm not alone in my opinion. Plenty of guys hear the same thing with that amp.
carlygtr56":0ed71 said:
zepman":61cb6 said:
riffy":02f12 said::|::QBB:
You are right John, I do love you in a manly man way and you are a manly man! And BTW, Carl is correct in saying that I only had one good
sit down with the amp. Maybe if I had more time on it I could do more with it but as it is, I just didn't want any more time on it... Course, I am a gain ho, we all know that!
zepman":e6f6b said::|::QBB:
Gary, you get your ass out to NAMM this year and play mine. Guys that know me will testify I do NOT give up on an amp until I have tried different tubes, adjust the bias and try every cab I can with it. EVEN then It takes me months to REALLY evaluate an amp fairly. I knew from the demo at NAMM that both of the new Marshalls were killer and I just had to find out which one was right for me. I am there 4 sure
+1. I tried the VM out but it wasn't doing anything for me. I would like to try it again and spend more time with it though.riffy":4e48e said:I didn't like the VM at all honestly. I liked the JVM MUCH BETTER. And I don't care who plays what.
carlygtr56":d708d said::|::QBB:
He certainly did. Your first hand knowledge is faulty.
He ODs every amp he uses....especially live.
I got concert video of him with the Bogners and he uses a DS-1.
Even in the G3 jams from 96...Bogner and DS-1, and he had an Egnater in the mix as well.
riffy":ebbee said::|::QBB:
I know one thing bro, that rack'n stack is HOT!!!!!!!! I would LOVE to get out your way come NAMM time! I never know if I can get off in January till November of the year though.
I know one thing though, we would have a BALL! We know all the same songs and could sit and play for hours and not be bored!
OH man, BTW, how is the Eastern European connection thang coming along! I wish you luck. I have a friend that married one 7 years ago. They
have 3 kids now and are going strong. I mention that in passing as I KNOW it isn't your intent nor modus operandi !...lol
carlygtr56":6d0a2 said::|::QBB:
Never mess with tubes unless they need to be replaced.
I'm getting the straight VM cab, so I'll have the full stack as well. i like keeping the cabs side by side though.
I get a local offer for the JVM I can live without it. i got other amps
carlygtr56":07c94 said::|::QBB:
heresay son
He did the same tunes with the same amp live and used a DS-1 for solos. get over it.
carlygtr56":c45c0 said:Really?
Vai-
'I used a whole barrage of amps on the album. I have this device that allows me to plug into it and then split the signal accurately without any downloading so I can have 6 independent outputs that go to any amps I chose. So, on this record I used everything from a Bogner Ecstacy which was one of my main amps to a Marshall 900, an old Marshall from a friend, the Sansamp through a speaker simulator, a rack-mountable Zoom and some guitar preamps. I used my CryBaby which is heavily modified - I don't know how! - and the new Eventide DSP4000 and the Digitech Whammy Pedal.'
more-
I read this in an interview on Jemsite (check the vault!), basically Steve saying what he used on Tender Surrender:
That was a Bogner amp, going into 4-30 watt through a VHT power
amp. And I used an Ibanez gem and a guitar I call EVO. I also used a
BOSS DS1 and a cry baby wawa. There was some effects brought up on
the consul, but basically that's what it was.