New amp for Greg - Bladow! (lots of pics)
- Thread starter Greg_L
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Hey, no fair! Even with the TSL I only accumulate another 21!
Do Valvestate combos count?
Sure, we'll count it. The Valvestates aren't that bad.
Lt. Bob
Spread the Daf!
HAH!!Too right!
28 knobs - count em and weep, all you fewer-knobbed haterz.
My Mark V has 30!! 30 knobs ....... I WIN!!!!! Bwahahahahaha!
Lt. Bob
Spread the Daf!
no fair ..... we're talking about knobs on a single amp ...... but if we're gonna use multiple amps I have, let's see, ..... about another 60!Haha, well done sir.
I'll see your 28 knobs, and raise you 24 more.
I WIN AGAIN!!!
of course, greg gets a better tone with a single knob than I do with all my knobs ...... it's like he has ...... dun dun dunnnn the Omega knob.
no fair ..... we're talking about knobs on a single amp ...... but if we're gonna use multiple amps I have, let's see, ..... about another 60!
I WIN AGAIN!!!
Yup, you would for sure!
JDOD
therecordingrebels.com
I'm a mere 22 knobber. Although I do have 7 buttons. I eventually gave in and bought another mic stand for my week-day rental. Was tracking for ages this evening and I think the French guy next door was getting pissed off.
Annoyingly Reaper has just packed up on me. Won't get past Initializing.
Annoyingly Reaper has just packed up on me. Won't get past Initializing.
Right on Greg L !..Been a while, hope all is well with ya..
Bubba po
Tiny Stonehenge Moment
Last weekend I was setting up onstage and stepped backwards with the full weight of my heel onto my JVM foot controller. A few songs into the set, two of the buttons stopped working properly - they wouldn't step through the gain modes. I struggled on and managed to finish the gig, but the pedal needed fixing.
Now, the 6-button JVM 410H foot controller is a pain in the arse - it's badly designed, the switching is a bit laggy and glitchy and the worst fault is that the indicator LEDs that tell you what buttons you have pressed are all tiny and crowded into a minuscule panel at the top right-hand corner of the unit. This is utterly useless.
A friend of mine with a JVM 410C modded his pedal so that he had big, bright LEDs over each button. A logical upgrade, so I messaged my usual tech about repairing the switch but modding it at the same time. My usual tech was on holiday, so started googling. It turns out that all modern 4-series JVMs come with a new, redesigned footswitch - the PEDL-91005 - and this one has the LEDs where they should've been put ten years ago.
I ordered one, hardly daring to hope it would be any good, but I'm here to tell you it's every bit as good as I hoped. Not only is the LED situation rectified but the switching is now lag-free and glitchless. I can't remember being so pleased with a new device and I can't wait to use it live.
If you have a 4-series JVM with the old footswitch, dump the switch and get one of these - they're that good.
Now, the 6-button JVM 410H foot controller is a pain in the arse - it's badly designed, the switching is a bit laggy and glitchy and the worst fault is that the indicator LEDs that tell you what buttons you have pressed are all tiny and crowded into a minuscule panel at the top right-hand corner of the unit. This is utterly useless.
A friend of mine with a JVM 410C modded his pedal so that he had big, bright LEDs over each button. A logical upgrade, so I messaged my usual tech about repairing the switch but modding it at the same time. My usual tech was on holiday, so started googling. It turns out that all modern 4-series JVMs come with a new, redesigned footswitch - the PEDL-91005 - and this one has the LEDs where they should've been put ten years ago.
I ordered one, hardly daring to hope it would be any good, but I'm here to tell you it's every bit as good as I hoped. Not only is the LED situation rectified but the switching is now lag-free and glitchless. I can't remember being so pleased with a new device and I can't wait to use it live.
If you have a 4-series JVM with the old footswitch, dump the switch and get one of these - they're that good.