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  • #16
    Marshall JCM900 4100
    Hail yesterday

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    • #17
      Line 6 Vetta HD stack... just about anything you can think of!
      Imagine, being able to be magically whisked away to... Delaware. Hi... Im in... Delaware...

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      • #18
        I just transitioned from a Vetta to a tube rig, a Carvin V3 100 watt amp through a GT-8 into a Genz Benz G-Flex 2x12 ported cab.
        the guitar players look damaged - they've been outcasts all their lives

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        • #19
          Wow,,you guys really have some fantasic play toys. I have a JSX that sits on top 2 Marshall cabs. A 1960 A and a 1960 B.
          "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe.

          I hate stupid people.

          http://www.myspace.com/28wicked

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          • #20
            My favorite amp is my Carvin VM100. It's very similar to both the MTS and the Legacy and was made for just 2 years after the X100B and before the MTS and Legacy were introduced. 100-watt 2-channel tube head that runs on EL34s, 6L6s or 5881s with a bias switch. Has 5 12AX7s in the preamp/phase inverter section. I have an X-Series Carvin 412 straight cab and 2 Carvin VL212 slant cabs. For effects I have an old Digitech RP-7 processor. Not the greatest but adequate.

            I also have a small rack system consisting of a Peavey Rockmaster 3-channel tube preamp, Rocktron Intellifex Online effects processor and a Digitech IPS33 harmonizer into an Alesis RA100 power amp into the 2 212 Carvin cabs.

            I don't have the budget for the real good stuff, but I'm pretty happy with what I have for the price.
            Ron is the MAN!!!!

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            • #21
              Originally posted by straycat View Post
              ADA has been out of biz for some time.Cool stuff tho'
              True on both counts; howerer, www.adadepot.com is a great resource for people who have ADA gear and want to maintain it. You can get schematics, a list of mods and a list of shops who will work on ADA products. For a company that IS out of business, it gives you the tools to keep them up.
              Ron is the MAN!!!!

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              • #22
                What exactly does the harmonizer do?Like BBE?
                JC your set up ain't bad either.
                Really? well screw Mark Twain.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by straycat View Post
                  What exactly does the harmonizer do?Like BBE?
                  JC your set up ain't bad either.
                  It will produce harmonies to diatonic scales and modes according to its presets, in whatever keys you select. It has preset scale harmonies and also lets you make custom harmonies as well, like say in the intro to Electric Eye, where it's basically E minor, but when you play a B a standard E minor would play a D for the harmony, it'll let you program in an E for the harmony over the B instead like it is on the record, while leaving the rest of the scale natural minor with the harmony just a 3rd up.

                  It also has a real nice chorus and detune mode, and a built-in tuner. Kinda cool to be able to do Electric Eye or Aces High with one guitar in a pinch!
                  Ron is the MAN!!!!

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                  • #24
                    Since I was doing the cover stuff I've stcuk with my mid 90's Rocktron Chameleon running through a Rocktron Velocity 300 into a 1960 slant cab. I hope to find someone to buy the 4x12 so I can get a Legacy 2x12.
                    My Toys:
                    '94 Dinky Rev. Purple Burst Flame Top
                    '94 Dinky Rev. Cherry Burst Flame Top
                    '94 Dinky Rev. Purple Burst Quilt Top
                    '94 Dinky HX in Black
                    '12 ESP Mii NTB in Black

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                    • #25
                      Currently, I am using a quiet rig and a loud rig.

                      Quite rig ::
                      Line 6 POD XT Pro into a Motu Ultralight
                      These are going direct into a set of M-Audio BX8A's
                      Since I can also use the computer for audio into the same speakers, it is great for playing to music and keeping it quiet.

                      Loud Rig ::
                      Bogner Uberschall into a UberKab
                      For effects, I am using a Digitech 1101 along with a Rane 5 Band Parametric EQ.

                      Usually, I play metal but, I pick up whatever I can.

                      -Nate
                      Insert annoying equipment list here....

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                      • #26
                        Genz Benz El Diablo 60C 1x12 combo (has the G-Flex speaker in it...Eminence?). Does everything from sparkly cleans to ultra-scoop Pantera tone. It does have some trouble doing Rectos, but it can take 6L6 tubes as well as the original EL34s, so I may have to try them and see what happens.

                        I run a DD-3 through the loop in case I want some epic delay in my leads
                        Last edited by Spivonious; 02-15-2008, 11:25 AM.
                        Scott

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                        • #27
                          marshall valvestate 8100 head through bass 4 x 12 coupled with a bss super overdrive usually. the amp handles most things pretty well, i usuallu play lots of hair metal, and some thrahs occasionally. has a decent clean channel, good drive, lots of balls, and i use the boss super overdrive for a touch of gain and also some highs. if i'm using the clean channel and playing blues, i'll use more drive on the boss pedal, and just get all my drive from that.

                          wil probably get a nice fender all tube combo to satisfy my blues tho at some point. what u need really isn't it?

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                          • #28
                            i play hard rock and jazz fusion. i have 2 rigs:

                            (main rig)

                            rivera S120 head with a digitech studio quad, ADA S1000, dbx compressor and a rocktron HUSH in the loop. the head is run in a wet/dry set up with the effects on the left side and the straight signal on the right. the head powers a pair of rivera C112 cabs (in stereo) loaded with EVM12L speakers and a rivera C210 (in stereo). the line out of the dry signal powers a second rivera head that is connected to a mesa recto 2x12 cab, for the left side of the stage. it is an elaborate set-up, but it sounds great!! i have setting it up on stage down to a science. the whole rig can be loaded and plugged in in about 2 minutes!!!

                            (secondary rig)

                            1963 fender tremolux head with a reissue '63 fender tube reverb unit plugged into a a mesa widebody 1x12 cab with a weber vintage alnico speaker. i mostly use this rig with my telecaster or vintage strat when i am playing jazz. occasionally i will toss my sansamp classic in front of it for more sustain (not really distortion), but usually it is just:

                            guitar -> tuner -> reverb -> amp

                            it sounds classic and great!!!!
                            GEAR:

                            some guitars...WITH STRINGS!!!! most of them have those sticks like on guitar hero....AWESOME!!!!

                            some amps...they have some glowing bottle like things in them...i think my amps do that modelling thing....COOL, huh?!?!?!

                            and finally....

                            i have those little plastic "chips" used to hit the strings...WHOA!!!!

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                            • #29
                              I play a cheap-ass rig of a Randall SS half stack and a GT-6. It does well for my needs - just the Randall alone for chainsaw distortion metal, GT-6 can handle all the rock/pop/blues tones I need.

                              I'm not the pickiest guy when it comes to my tone. Plus, I'm poor

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                              • #30
                                Wow you guys! Thanks for all your replys on what you play through. You all have awesome equipment.
                                "Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the the universe.

                                I hate stupid people.

                                http://www.myspace.com/28wicked

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