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the amp isn't mine, but i get to play it quite a bit. definitely my favorite twin i've played

zrobb3 wrote:

the amp isn't mine, but i get to play it quite a bit. definitely my favorite twin i've played

Nice board dude! What old ibanez is that?

Helter wrote: Nice board dude! What old ibanez is that?

thanks man! its a stereo chorus csl.. havent been able to find much info on it but i think they only made it in 1985. i like it a lot though

That's what I call a beautiful rig

This thread really slowed down. I feel bad posting again on the same damn page but....
The last pedal for the board will come on Monday, just in time for BILF

I am thinking this may be overkill though. Might sell the OR-15 and the 1x12 and use that money for a head to sit atop the 1x15

zrobb3 wrote:

the amp isn't mine, but i get to play it quite a bit. definitely my favorite twin i've played

whoa, that is really awesome

Wes Mantooth wrote:This thread really slowed down. I feel bad posting again on the same damn page but....

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The last pedal for the board will come on Monday, just in time for BILF

I am thinking this may be overkill though. Might sell the OR-15 and the 1x12 and use that money for a head to sit atop the 1x15

nooooo, the OR15 is really sweet, DO NOT SELL awesome rig even though im not into SGs

DarkAxel wrote: nooooo, the OR15 is really sweet, DO NOT SELL awesome rig even though im not into SGs

Yeah I just dialed in exactly the sounds I wanted for it, will likely be keeping. But there's a Dr. Z Route 66 on my local CL for $850 and they go for $1800 new. The reviews I read said it was very thick in the low mids but still fairly tight and it takes pedals better than most amps.

It's certainly harder to blend amp dirt and fuzz with the OR-15, but when you get the settings right...

There's just a certain point just past 12 o'clock on the gain dial that just makes fuzz thick and monstruous.

Wes Mantooth wrote: But there's a Dr. Z Route 66 on my local CL for $850 and they go for $1800 new. The reviews I read said it was very thick in the low mids but still fairly tight and it takes Klons better than most amps.

fixd

goroth wrote:

Wes Mantooth wrote: But there's a Dr. Z Route 66 on my local CL for $850 and they go for $1800 new. The reviews I read said it was very thick in the low mids but still fairly tight and it takes Klons better than most amps.

fixd

true, it is a total cork sniffer amp but it sounded quite good in the YouTube demos. Also I've always wanted to try a KT66 amp but Schnikes' TH 30 has more of my attention now

ta da

whiskey_face wrote:updated jam room pictures. . . Add a redbear mk120 and a Gflex 4x12

If you're ever looking to unload that concert control amp, I've got some 412s that would like to meet her!

my riiiig
laney aor 100w. guess what the guy who had it before me was named
peavey 4x12. i think its the MS412
fender toronado
ehx holy grail plus
working on getting some fuzz/dirt in there

skunkbunker wrote:my riiiig
laney aor 100w. guess what the guy who had it before me was named
peavey 4x12. i think its the MS412
fender toronado
ehx holy grail plus
working on getting some fuzz/dirt in there

This is good as hell.

skunkbunker wrote:my riiiig
laney aor 100w. guess what the guy who had it before me was named
peavey 4x12. i think its the MS412
fender toronado
ehx holy grail plus
working on getting some fuzz/dirt in there

we are guitar twins.
really like the toronado. the black and tort is the best color scheme. but i really dig the 24.75" scale length.

1981 Stratocaster
1967 Bandmaster
19?? Dual Showman 2x12 cab
Effects vary, but Catalinbread DLS Mk2 and EHX Holy Grail are almost always in there.