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For several reasons, i haven't had chance to play through my JTM45 since the end of February. A few weeks ago, I finally got around to wiring my G&L Legacy with the PTB wiring (It had been changed to standard Strat wiring when I bought it).
I was all set for a band rehearsal tonight, but it got cancelled at the last minute, so I went down to a little room we on camp to blast out some sounds.
I played along with a number of backing tracks that I have on my iPod.
Wow! the PTB wiring makes this cheeky Legacy sound huge!
I played through my Blackstar HT Dual pedal, and got fantastic low and medium gain tones (Ch 1 was particularly good for AC/DC tones), and blasted through my Plexitone prototype for some hot-rodded 80's sounds!
Fantastic stuff. It's obviously early days, but the PTB really opens up a whole palette of sounds, and gives a lovely clear articulate fullness to all of the pickup settings.
Now the only thing I can blame on crap sounds are my clubby fingers!!
Oh, and here is a gratuitous latest rig shot...
I was all set for a band rehearsal tonight, but it got cancelled at the last minute, so I went down to a little room we on camp to blast out some sounds.
I played along with a number of backing tracks that I have on my iPod.
Wow! the PTB wiring makes this cheeky Legacy sound huge!
I played through my Blackstar HT Dual pedal, and got fantastic low and medium gain tones (Ch 1 was particularly good for AC/DC tones), and blasted through my Plexitone prototype for some hot-rodded 80's sounds!
Fantastic stuff. It's obviously early days, but the PTB really opens up a whole palette of sounds, and gives a lovely clear articulate fullness to all of the pickup settings.
Now the only thing I can blame on crap sounds are my clubby fingers!!
Oh, and here is a gratuitous latest rig shot...
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