Yep... I played the Jose... Yep

mentoneman said:
sounds really nice when the iphone is on axis with the cab



and this cats a Quaylion showing off the legato touch sensitivity of the amp
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Yeah there are certainly some really good clips of the amp. Enough to know Dave nailed it.
 
JerEvil said:
I need Dave to get me on that roster for demos!!!
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You really do, I still remember the JJ Jr video from the Namm when that came out and you were fucking killing it. I tried the Jr at Guitar center and was NOT sounding like your video. Monster.

Definitely curious about this Jose, Dave seems really cool too and it might not be too far fetched to get him to start sending you some gear for videos.
 
OldGtrGuy said:
You really do, I still remember the JJ Jr video from the Namm when that came out and you were fucking killing it. I tried the Jr at Guitar center and was NOT sounding like your video. Monster.

Definitely curious about this Jose, Dave seems really cool too and it might not be too far fetched to get him to start sending you some gear for videos.
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Jer sounded insane in the clip. For sure. I believe this amp will deliver but what you mention about the namm vs real life experience is a thing.
 
dead-pan said:
Jer sounded insane in the clip. For sure. I believe this amp will deliver but what you mention about the namm vs real life experience is a thing.
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Idk, different cabs, bigger rooms. But id put more stock into the player.

Certain amps just work better for certain people I think. I remember selling a 6505+ years ago and when the guy came to try it out with my guitar and all my gear it sounded incredible. I did not sound very incredible with that amp lol.
 
OldGtrGuy said:
Idk, different cabs, bigger rooms. But id put more stock into the player.

Certain amps just work better for certain people I think. I remember selling a 6505+ years ago and when the guy came to try it out with my guitar and all my gear it sounded incredible. I did not sound very incredible with that amp lol.
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True, but I do believe Dave uses the Haas effect in his rack. Anyone could do it, but it is misleading. I may be wrong here but I'm pretty sure this was a thing with the JJ Jr.
 
dead-pan said:
True, but I do believe Dave uses the Haas effect in his rack. Anyone could do it, but it is misleading. I may be wrong here but I'm pretty sure this was a thing with the JJ Jr.
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Interesting. That is a bit misleading.

Never heard of that before so is it a simple delay? Or like a doubler type of thing that you think is going on?

I suppose it's something anyone could do though at the same time and I'm starting to open another rabbit hole.
 
dead-pan said:
True, but I do believe Dave uses the Haas effect in his rack. Anyone could do it, but it is misleading. I may be wrong here but I'm pretty sure this was a thing with the JJ Jr.
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Yep. I believe so, dead-pan,

A copy-paste explanation:

The Haas effect is a technique that creates a stereo effect for guitars by delaying a sound and panning it in the opposite direction of the original sound. It's often used to create a wide, lush guitar sound.

How it works
  • The brain perceives the delayed sound and the original sound as one sound if the delay is less than 40 milliseconds.

  • The brain combines the sounds, making them feel like they're coming from a broader space.

  • This creates a sense of spaciousness in the stereo landscape.
How to use it
  1. Create a delayed version of the sound.

  2. Pan the original sound hard left and the delayed sound hard right.

  3. Experiment with the delay time. For guitars, a delay time of around 20 to 40 milliseconds works well.

  4. Add modulation, reverb, or distortion to the delayed channel.
Why it's useful
  • The Haas effect can be useful when you don't have a stereo source or two distinct sources.

  • It can create a thick stereo sound even if you recorded in mono.

  • It can create a natural space in your recording.
 
OldGtrGuy said:
You really do, I still remember the JJ Jr video from the Namm when that came out and you were fucking killing it. I tried the Jr at Guitar center and was NOT sounding like your video. Monster.

Definitely curious about this Jose, Dave seems really cool too and it might not be too far fetched to get him to start sending you some gear for videos.
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Thanks for the kind words. I’m definitely going to reach out to him.
 
JackTheBear said:
Yep. I believe so, dead-pan,

A copy-paste explanation:

The Haas effect is a technique that creates a stereo effect for guitars by delaying a sound and panning it in the opposite direction of the original sound. It's often used to create a wide, lush guitar sound.

How it works
  • The brain perceives the delayed sound and the original sound as one sound if the delay is less than 40 milliseconds.

  • The brain combines the sounds, making them feel like they're coming from a broader space.

  • This creates a sense of spaciousness in the stereo landscape.
How to use it
  1. Create a delayed version of the sound.

  2. Pan the original sound hard left and the delayed sound hard right.

  3. Experiment with the delay time. For guitars, a delay time of around 20 to 40 milliseconds works well.

  4. Add modulation, reverb, or distortion to the delayed channel.
Why it's useful
  • The Haas effect can be useful when you don't have a stereo source or two distinct sources.

  • It can create a thick stereo sound even if you recorded in mono.

  • It can create a natural space in your recording.
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What gear is being used to pan if it's a single amp/cab?

Looked like he had the Jose just into a 212
 
All the amps were going into the KHE amp switcher and 2 cabs I believe.

I was chatting with Dave this morning and all the amps effects loops were connected to the KHE as well as the Plex so it could have delay. Outside of that, that was it. Was a Roland SDE-3000 for delay.
 
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