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Something about ampeg amps gives me a such cozy feels. and SGs too

chillerthanmost wrote:Picked up an Atlas 6x12 today. Loaded with four et65's and two et90's, from WGS. This thing sounds insane. I never expected it to blow me away the way it did after playing a few of my amps throug it today. Here it is under my Laney Super Group.

I love my 412, and Petras is awesome to work with. I'm a huge fan of that guy.

brendanford-512 wrote:

chillerthanmost wrote:Picked up an Atlas 6x12 today. Loaded with four et65's and two et90's, from WGS. This thing sounds insane. I never expected it to blow me away the way it did after playing a few of my amps throug it today. Here it is under my Laney Super Group.

I love my 412, and Petras is awesome to work with. I'm a huge fan of that guy.

Yes, he has always been super nice and great at quick responses.

I finally got to play a show with the cab out of my Model T and it sounded great. A lot darker than at practice volumes, but I really crank my amps live. Tone got really warm, really quick. So I'll have to do a bit of EQing to get some of the highs back in there. Lately I've been into brighter mids. However, it sounded great mixed with my Sound City through a 4x12 right next to it since that amp really brings out the high end (in a good way). Needless to say, I love this 6x12 so far. If anything, maybe eventually I might replace the four et65's with some Reaper HP's, just to get a bit more clarity in the upper mids through the Model T

current rig.

ogsix wrote:current rig.

Oh man, that's hot

My rig....



My guitarist rig....



I have some catching up to do

neonblack wrote:

Besides the boner this gave me it also made me immediately order one of those pink Vox cables. Unfortunately the only place that had that color was Sweetwater so now I'm getting calls like every hour

This is my little item. Hotone Nano Legacy amplifier British Invasion+Cabinet

This is my little item. Hotone Nano Legacy amplifier British Invasion+Cabinet

Sweet! Princeton Reverb is my next big purchase.

ADA 2x12 "split stack" with matching rat-hair ADA 4x10. Carvin DCM 1204, with channels 1 and 4 feeding the guitar cabs and ch 2/3 bridged into the bass cab. Aria stereo real spring reverb into ART stereo tube 4-band parametric EQ. Top rack is the bass simulation station a.k.a. "Drunk Bassist" and includes of a crossover sending lows to a Sonuus G2M midi converter and then midi to an Alesis bass synth module. Mids go to a pitch shifter set at 2 octaves down so the higher guitar notes go lower, keeping it in the bass range. Both synth and pitched signals go into a mini mixer and then to an ART preamp which sends to the power amp and bass cab.

Got any recordings of that rig John?

Six knob amp family portrait (xposted from the Doom Room).