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  • #16
    Originally posted by rattlehead74 View Post
    I ran my EQ through the loop. How did you end up with your, front or loop? Sounds good.
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    • #17
      sounds pretty good.
      I run an MXR 10 band in the loop of my 5150II.
      I think it wakes up the amp big time, I can't use it without it anymore.
      I run a clean boost in front of mine as well (I keep the gain on the lead channel down at 4)
      sounds great boosted.
      If this is our perdition, will you walk with me?

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      • #18
        The "Black Album" and "Kill 'em All" tones sounded great, but the "Justice" and "Puppets" tones were a little off. It is kinda of hard to substitute for a Mark II or III though.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by themisfit138 View Post
          The "Black Album" and "Kill 'em All" tones sounded great, but the "Justice" and "Puppets" tones were a little off. It is kinda of hard to substitute for a Mark II or III though.
          In the March 2011 Guitar World Kirk says what made "Master" sound great was their purchase of a Mesa/Boogie Mark II-C head. I WANT ONE!!!
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          • #20
            Originally posted by Nimitz View Post
            thats badass,i tihnk it sounds more megadeth than metallica, tone wise

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Nimitz View Post
              In the March 2011 Guitar World Kirk says what made "Master" sound great was their purchase of a Mesa/Boogie Mark II-C head. I WANT ONE!!!
              Mark V will get you there for less.
              I like EL34s.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Nimitz View Post
                Hey Nimitz, I remember seeing this video a while ago. Care to share more details about your setup? Thanks in advance, sounds good!!!
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                • #23
                  It's an '89 Fusion Pro with an EMG81, Dean Markley Blue Steel Custom Lights

                  Peavey 5150 Cursive Sig (New Tubes see above) with a Raven RG412 Mono Cab... cheap cab but not bad at all

                  In the loop begins with a BBE Sonic Stomp Contour 4 Process 6, then a MX-108 Ten Band EQ Metal Setting with the 1KHz all the way down , then a Rocktron Hush at about 3 O'clock
                  Dimebag Crybaby from Hell out front!

                  Amp Setting are Pre Gain 4-6, Post 2, Low 4 mid 0 high 6, Resonance 4, Presence 6

                  It Shreds!!!

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                  • #24
                    Sounded good to me. Try an eq pedal.
                    http://www.guitarmaven.net

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Grim View Post
                      Mark V will get you there for less.
                      Channel 2 crunch does a great modded/pushed Marshall tone and Channel 3 does the "modern" Mark tones. I love it!

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Nimitz View Post
                        It's an '89 Fusion Pro with an EMG81, Dean Markley Blue Steel Custom Lights

                        Peavey 5150 Cursive Sig (New Tubes see above) with a Raven RG412 Mono Cab... cheap cab but not bad at all

                        In the loop begins with a BBE Sonic Stomp Contour 4 Process 6, then a MX-108 Ten Band EQ Metal Setting with the 1KHz all the way down , then a Rocktron Hush at about 3 O'clock
                        Dimebag Crybaby from Hell out front!

                        Amp Setting are Pre Gain 4-6, Post 2, Low 4 mid 0 high 6, Resonance 4, Presence 6

                        It Shreds!!!

                        Thanks for the details. Very appreicated! Got a 6505 with a pair of Peavey TripleX cabs (got the pair brand new for the price of a 6505 cab) I think they don't sound bad with the 6505.

                        I also have a BBE Sonic Stomp collecting dust somewhere. After re-watching your clip, I will have to try it out with my 6505.

                        I really dig my amp and fits my playing quite well.
                        JB aka BenoA

                        Clips and other tunes by BenoA / My Soundcloud page / My YouTube page
                        Guitar And Sound (GAS) forum / Boss Katana Amps FB group

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                        • #27
                          An ADA MP-1 or MP-2 preamp will be the best bang for the buck as far as trying to get that "old school" Metallica tone. IMO.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by chimaira View Post
                            Sounded good to me. Try an eq pedal.
                            Really dude? Did you read any of this thread Lulz... anyway I have a MX-108 EQ

                            Here are some more videos with my Crate GX-140D pretty sweet solid state until the clean channel went on the fritz... very common with these Crates.



                            Last edited by Nimitz; 02-20-2011, 12:19 AM.
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                            • #29
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                              • #30
                                Nice video, riffs, and mean tone. I saw Deep Purple live about 5 years ago with Steve Morse. I thought his 5150's sounded clear, controlled, and had great tone. He also has tone to the bone in his hands. Locally, the 5150's I hear always sound messy. This summer I sold a 5150 combo to a kid who was buying his first amp. Poor kid lived in a apartment. I'm sure he's been evicted by now.

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