Egnater M4 live..

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I figured I'd post this hear for all the modular lovers. Most of the tones are a VX module, primarily the B channel. The jangly clean stuff is a slightly modified Randall Top Boost. Power amp was the EL34 side of an RT2/50. Boosts were done with either an OCD, FB3, or '69 fuzz. Guitars varied between my two Warmoths, my beater strat, and my '78 SG. Pickups are either Suhr SSV+, SSV, SD Phat Cat neck, or Dimarzio Area 61 for the strat neck tones. Reverbs & delays are an Eventide Eclipse ran through a Carvin DCM200L then into two Hughes & Kettner Redbox Pro's, then straight to the FOH and monitor consoles. Dry center cab was '73 Marshall slant loaded with a quad Scumback M75/H75 mix, with the mic being on one of the M75s. The mic on the dry center cab was a CAE e100. The FOH mix was done with a Yamaha PM3500 52 channel, with a stereo pair of matrix outputs sent directly to a Tascam CDR901SL. I brought the CD home and started chopping it up with Audacity. Nothing as far as EQ, compression, or effects were added with Audacity.

Please let me know what you guys think. Hope you like it !!

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The tone has a very "singing" quality. I like it. The VX is one of the few Eggie modules I've not tried.
 
Hey Bill. I remember noticing you didn't have a VX after watching your Youtube video on the M4. My tone does 'sing' a little more than most VX's because I forgot to mention that my BYOC 5 knob compressor is on most of the time. I don't really use it to compress but more of a tightener, and to help with the string sensitivity or attack.

Thanks for listening!
 
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