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My favorite setup to this day was my 91" Soloist(that was stolen) with an EMG 81 in the bridge! Though I never knew if it had a JE-1500, or JE-1200 or what as the stock preamp/boost?? Any suggestions?? How much different do they sound??
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Production Soloists were equipped with the JE-1200 mid boost circuit. (Customs could have had anything, in fact I had a Soloist with the JE-1500 in it) The JE-1500 was used in the Production Fusion. It was an envelope filter, sort of like a wah with fixed settings."Got a crazy feeling I don't understand,
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Ah so you say a JE-1200 then. Were there any other boost circuits used in those days?I love admins!Comment
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The JE-1000.Comment
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What or how much difference is there between the JE-1000, and the JE-1200??Originally posted by DonP View PostI love admins!Comment
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One had a trim pot on the board, the other didn't.I want to depart this world the same way I arrived; screaming and covered in someone else's blood
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I thought one (JE-1200 or JE-1000) was a mid boost, and the other was just a boost?Comment
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yeah the midboost had a control/trim pot connected to the board. the other was just a switch....if i remember correctly.Comment
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The JE-1000 was a straight boost it had a trim pot to adjust output,and also had a DIMM switch with 3 three position switches, kind of like a three band EQ with 3 settings on each band, very cool.METAL, LIVE IT!Comment
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