Krosis wrote:So speaking of Peaveys...there are so many of them. Which Peavey SS should I be on the look out for? In other words, which are the ones that fall into the category of "if you see it, buy it!"?
I love my Peavey supreme 160 for da bazz and guitar. Active EQ thumps hard as shit.
Those Orange CR120 amps are mighty. Gave one a go recently. My local practice space got one in, and it blew me away. It takes dirt/fuzz pedals well, and sounds colossal. Or the clean can go a little crunchy, and be driven with an OD. Or with no pedals at all, it still sounds excellent. I don't think it sounded very Orange-y though. Infact, I thought it was closer to a Marshall DSL, but without that ear-piercing fizz.
I played through the combo version of the CR120, which sounded great on its own. Then I connected it to an additional 4x12. Christ. It pushes serious air.
They're so cheap too. How are they so cheap? I think I might get one.
I used to have a Marshall Valvestate 50 head when I was 18. Played it through some unbranded bass cab. I quite liked it. It had some serious crunch to it, and served me well when I was playing in shitty hardcore punk bands. My tone always sounded huge.
I was on a solid state hunt recently...just wanted an amp i can turn on and off without having to worry about tubes and also use headphones...if that orange crush pro had headphones i would have got it no question.
In the end i got a small little roland cube....i used it with low volume for night practice but that thing has so much bass its amazing!
All this Orange crush talk... I gave the 60 watt combo some play time when I stopped by my local guitar center yesterday... damn. I'll be saving up to get the head soon.
I love my Sunn Concert Lead. It has overtaken my Micro Terror as my favorite amp. It also has taught me to appreciate solid state. Now I have gas for a CR120.
samzadgan wrote:You could come back and Matt Pike actually played classical guitar and studied really hard, didn't drink or smoke, and was now high paid Lawyer who spend most of his free time on TGP talking about how much his Les Paul weighs and how that makes the tone better than a Les Paul that weighs 0.05lb less.
new05002 wrote:I heard it does not work for kids who dont like black sabbath and sleep so there you go.
I just saw a Concert Lead end on ebay at 480. Looks like they going up now.
I did a soundtest of the CR120 on clean with some fuzzes if anyone wants to gas it up even more [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfmLptGS9Ys[/youtube]
Been thinking about picking one of these up to run in a stereo rig with my beta bass. They really did manage to capture that sweet Orange tone with these it seems.
samzadgan wrote:You could come back and Matt Pike actually played classical guitar and studied really hard, didn't drink or smoke, and was now high paid Lawyer who spend most of his free time on TGP talking about how much his Les Paul weighs and how that makes the tone better than a Les Paul that weighs 0.05lb less.
new05002 wrote:I heard it does not work for kids who dont like black sabbath and sleep so there you go.
treble seemed a tad high for my tastes, particularly with the HM2 but that's just a matter of one man's opinion. Head sounds pretty decent. Wouldn't mind trying one out especially if I could get a decent price on one.
hahaha it's actually just a plain ol hat, I just push it back on my head cause oddly I'll be sweating but my head is cold. My wife hates it when I wear it like that cause she says it looks like I'm balding.
It might be a bit more trebly cause I put in earplugs so I usually end up adding more treb than I actually need, also... camera mic ain't the best so it cuts a good bit of the lows out.
but you both are welcome, I'm glad some people appreciated it.
