Current rig pic.

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Missing is a Diezel Vh4,Randall Satan , and Mesa dual rectifier
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I look at these 2 amps as one & use a Radial
Headbone for switching.
Fire in the hole.
 

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Current rig..
  • Guitars
    • Gibson Lespaul Classic with DR String titefit 10-46. Stock pickups. has String Butler installed and Grover Locking tuners
    • Gibson Flying V with Suhr Aldrich pickups. Dr Strings titefit 10-46. Also has string butler installer. Has Sperzel locking tuners install
    • (not in picture.. pics coming soon) Epiphone LesPaul Custom with Dr Strings titefit 10-46. has sperzel locking tuners and buzz feiten nut. Duncan distortion Sh-6 in bridge and Duncan Jazz Sh-2 in neck.
  • Providence System Routing/Tuner pedal (Dunlop 95Q in loop)
  • MorningStar ML-5 midi loop switcher
    • Following pedals in the loops:
      • Custom Made volume attenuator (I use this to get a light overdrive sound from a highgain channel)
      • Boss CE-5 (Loop turns ON with clean channel)
      • Boss AC-3 (Control this via button on Voodoo Labs GCP)
  • Custom made GUUP tech Booster/Noise Gate/Delay
    • Booster is not being used at the moment, but the input acts as the signal trigger for the gate
    • Noisegate and delay share a common input/ouput and this sits in the loop of the amp
  • Splawn Nitro with EL34s used in 50watts mode
  • T.C. G-Major 2 (in the loop of the amp)
  • Splawn slant vertical wide 212 cabinet with English Vintage 30 speakers wired at 16ohms
  • Everything is powered by a Furman Voltage Regulator/Power Conditioner.
  • All instrument cables used in rig are a mix of Mogami 2524 and Mogami 2319.

Cheers
 

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itsgoodnow said:
Not pictured Omega Granophyre with a walnut front and a 100 watt 1987 Silver Jubilee. Messy as hell (re-working everything to have amp/cab/effects/preamp switching in a rack).

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How’s the fortin stack to the wizard ?
 
Dyllheaven88 said:
How’s the fortin stack to the wizard ?
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They’re a bit different. All the amps are tight and responsive. All can be fairly dry amps. The fortin is more traditional (higher gain) marshall crunch and the Wizard mc is thicker and more marshall with more hiwatt mids and bigger low end. The mtl is not marshall and reminded me more of a vht ultralead. Super tight but can become fairly saturated. The fortin also can become more saturated than the others (it has a lot of modes and one is more of a saggy saturated Jose mod). All are open and uncompressed (the Wizards most of all). All are great and while they can all be used in similar circumstances I don’t think they overlap a tonally.
 
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