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Good deal. The Blues Deluxe is a universal workhorse with big, bold & beautiful, 6L6 cleans. Loud as hell. I use one in a rock band, and hit it with a "brown" sound-type pedal. Have fun with it.

Performed beautifully in a gig setting. The Fast Track1 pickup really is cool in the neck. The output sits somewhere between a single coil and a humbucker. Warm, rounded tones, without the mud that sometimes comes with a double coil neck pickup. The Reverend-wound HB rocks! It's slightly hotter...

Bought this sight unseen (besides website info and a couple demo vids). The Reeves Gabrels Signature Series model. I knew I would like it, and it did not disappoint. Cool transparent turquoise finish done exclusively for Wildwood Guitars. It really looks nice in person. Reverend HB in the...

OMG, dude! Have you seen their gig on "Storytellers" ? One of the best I have ever seen. She is so incredibly sexy-groovy.

Thanks for the kind words bro. We did have a rockin' good time.

We played one of the local Labor Day weekend art/music street festivals...in Royal Oak, Michigan (suburban Detroit). Can you do hard rock with a Fender Twin, when your band mate has the Marshall?? We'll, you give it your best shot when that's what they give you for the back line. Glorious...

Pedal builder Chad Mathews (CMATMODS) was very kind in featuring my audio demo of the "Tremoglo" pedal on his website. Chad's effects are very organic-sounding, true bypass pedals. I am proud to say I have 2 CMATMODS pedals on my board. Not spammin'...just like his stuff. Check out the link if...

I think the Rotten Johnny always comes out great in the overall mix. This time, I'm using a Lone Star Strat directly into the 15W combo. Guitar 1: Neck PU, with chorus added. Guitar 2: Bridge Humbucker, with some 'verb/delay Put together a little backer in Garage Band, then recorded the...

I'm all for neat & tidy...but that's just OCD :D Better be a pretty good tap dancer too, with some of those rigs.

This is what I've settled on for the time being. It's been fine, since a tiny bit of delay is always "on", so I don't fuss with it. And for the few times when I have to change the delay settings, it's really not that much of a hassle. Delay just sounds SO much better to me in the amph's...

Finally organized what had been a mess of pedals, cables and power supplies. Wanted a small board for a few essential grab & go pedals for jams and gigs. Went with the Pedaltrain Jr, Voodoo Lab PP2+, and a Bullet Cable Slug Connector Kit. Pedaltrain and the power supply are pretty...

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Rock/funk/fusion fans, THIS is the album you want! Spectacular playing and production on this 2-disc live set from the Bombastic Meatbats. I just received a copy, and it smokes. Bass player Kevin Chown told me that he and he fellow "bats" think this is their finest work yet. This is one of my...

I'm on my way toward answering my own question, thanks to some cool info from "analogman", so I figured I'd share in case others are interested in tubescreamers.... http://www.analogman.com/tshist.htm

I have an old TS-9...from around the early 80s...which I bought from a local music store. Never really used it that much, because I was chasing a different tone back then. Not knowing much about pedals, I was hoping it would turn my solid state Peavey into Marshall stack mayhem... lol!!!! Still...

Check this out...from the guys at WGS http://wgs4.com/content/g12c

Hey guys. I find myself using more pedals these days, so I'm putting together a little Pedaltrain Jr. with a Voodoo Labs power supply and a Bullet Cable Slug Connector Kit. I intend to run a few of these effects through the amp's loop. That's means I'll have a long instrument cable to the amp...

Nice collection overall man!!

That is such a great sounding amp. Are the vintage 30s your favorite speakers for this amp?

Not sure how many fretters are familiar with Ted Greene...but I found something pretty incredible. I was watching a Jeff Kollman video lesson on chord voicing, and Jeff referenced a Ted Greene book. Poking around on the net, I found access to a wealth of information, including his lessons...