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msto123
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I have not seen any descriptions on the egnater websight. Thanks!
guitarslinger
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WTF is a TV module?
Twin/Vox??
Twin/Vox??
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remocity
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I have a D/V............?
muudrock
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guitarslinger":2ouagzm1 said:
Yes.
guitarslinger
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Fenders and Voxes have different cap values in the tone stack. 
How can it sound like a twin and a vox?
That would be like building a twin/jtm45 module or something.
How can it sound like a twin and a vox?
That would be like building a twin/jtm45 module or something.
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sebygerry
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Well, I have the TV
It's a twin with a VX EQ, I got it at gtrgear and here is what they tell about it :
"more Dumble-like, less punch as Twin - chimmery thick clean/breakup Voxy tone"
I don't know about the dumble as I never heard one, but I'd say that the second part is right.
I got a Bman now because I like a warmer/darker sound.
It's a twin with a VX EQ, I got it at gtrgear and here is what they tell about it :
"more Dumble-like, less punch as Twin - chimmery thick clean/breakup Voxy tone"
I don't know about the dumble as I never heard one, but I'd say that the second part is right.
I got a Bman now because I like a warmer/darker sound.
muudrock
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guitarslinger":1ajfgi6d said:Fenders and Voxes have different cap values in the tone stack.
How can it sound like a twin and a vox?
That would be like building a twin/jtm45 module or something.
That is a question I will leave to Jeff or Bruce to answer. I have read that most of the classic preamp designs are similar. The classic Fender and Marshall circuits are both derived from the same design.
Maybe one of the experts will chime in .......(thats you Jeff
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