I never used the Yamaha, but I had a rack tray in my live PA rig with an SE-50 and an SE-70. They were okay, and it was cool to have four stereo effects in one rack space (though I had a 1RU line mixer to bring them all down to two inputs on the mixer).
yeah im trying something different. 10-20 years since a guitar purshase...I got a gretsch short scale a year back for $200. for a bass, it was ok..
Going Fender Power Chorus for the amp. FMIC solid state.
PRS SE 24 for the guitar
Compressor is the Fender Bender..
od pedal
Fender Pedals were highly rated...Same with Marshall..I coul;d have done ED-1 compressor by Marshall , but the Bends has a Mix/Blend to dry...I like the 50/50 mix to go parallel.
I always thought that Fender Princeton Chorus was one of their best, yes, SS but sounded great for some reason ...and none of the tube hassles.
Even the black knob version was always a good sounding amp.
I always thought that Fender Princeton Chorus was one of their best, yes, SS but sounded great for some reason ...and none of the tube hassles.
Even the black knob version was always a good sounding amp.
yes, very good sound. solid state amp, blue backed fender speakers. unreal pinch harmonics. M-80's , power chori, etc had greatness and no maintenance. just chunk!
marshall avt's were not great, and could be disappointing. the fender SS amps had toroidal output transformers..YES
an amp needs 2 OD/fuzz/dist pedals. you can run one pedal, but its weak. run 2. like a tubescreamer into a boss ds-1 is a classic pedal combo.
for a pedal gain chain I went GUvNor 2 marshall OD pedal into a Santa ana(or a DS-1)..lets not get started on compressors..perhaps get an ED- 1 Marshall comp in front for some pop n' splat. fer now, I went with a fender 'bends' ..
Started the setup on a new guitar. Danny's guitar. "see what you can do with this"..OK
Im on the grey wheels(basically done). buffing the frets. I want smooth bends..like glass rails.
Have to say, these Kramers are better than the Ibanez and Squires. At the $200 price point, you could try an Ibanez GAX GIO..The best would be a set neck Washburn Idol or somethin.. Kramerica ! The Kramer has zero capacitance, no tone control its without a tone capacitor. Capacity Zero. Strange no?
Think how much setup is required on them? Does anybody set them up anymore?
Vol/ tone on a concentric potentiometer. Stays with the one knob theme..suggestions? Use a thin .015 mf capacitor. So you get deep into that tone knob. Like at 4-5-6. That capacitor is the shock absorber in the tone system. Like a suspension system, giving your car a smooth ride.
I always thought that Fender Princeton Chorus was one of their best, yes, SS but sounded great for some reason ...and none of the tube hassles.
Even the black knob version was always a good sounding amp.
with the rising cost of tubes, a solid state fender amp is looking like a good idea. the boost channel is insane how it overloads the unruly distortion channel. Fender solid state amps are the best distortion pedals you can buy. there is at least one here Im happy with.