Ah, I was starting to think you were getting inspired by green Les Pauls and Dokken!
Lol. I like green Les Pauls. Dokken, not so much.
Ah, I was starting to think you were getting inspired by green Les Pauls and Dokken!
Ding Dong.....
Anyone home?
Ok, been messing with the lower gain tubes in the EVH, & I've found that V3 affects the red channel more than I care for with a lower gain tube...So, what I've got in it now is:
V1: 12AX7, V2: 12AU7, V3: 5751, V4: 12AU7
I've tried about every combination possible, & what's in there now seems to be what I liked best out of 'em all...The 5751 isn't a whole lot less gain, just enough to take off what I thought sounded best...Of course, this thing has still got gain for days, but this little tube combination seems to be a good middle ground for me, I can get the gain-y tones I like, plus I can get a pretty decent clean tone as well...
Signal chain: SG > EVH LBX > EVH Greenback > i5
Amp settings:
15w mode
Blue channel, then red channel
Resonance:.........2
Gain:.......................5
Bass:......................5
Middle:...................4
Treble:...................7
Volume:.................5
Presence:.............6
EVH 12AU7 Test 10-4-2016
Here's a clip with the same settings (only used the blue channel), with the gain on 2 or so, it's not totally clean, but I like it because it gets a little diry if I play harder...Please forgive the sloppy ass playing...
EVH Clean 10-4-2016
Lemme know what you guys think...
Sounds pretty good to me. Seems like the amp is more controllable than before. The red channel is gainy but tight. The "clean" sounds a little stiff, but you could probably get that better with some tweaking. Overall those lower gain tubes make a good difference to me.
What's the consensus for traveling with guitars in hard shell cases a long distance? Better laying flat horizontal or case on its edge horizontal? Im guessing it doesnt matter too much but Ive never been told one way or the other so that's why Im asking.
What's the consensus for traveling with guitars in hard shell cases a long distance? Better laying flat horizontal or case on its edge horizontal? Im guessing it doesnt matter too much but Ive never been told one way or the other so that's why Im asking.
my 66 strat fell out of a pickup truck doing 45 mph on a dirt road. It screwed the case up but the guitar wasn't harmed a bit.