Blog: Obey Your Master. The Art of Amp Slaving
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Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Blog: Obey Your Master. The Art of Amp Slaving
Haven't you heard? Slavery was abolished and replaced with 5-15W amps for fear of being too loud onstage.
This generation must be shuddering at the thought of......gasp, a 50 or 100W halfstack.......or dare I say, a few linked together. Oh, the horror. :argh:
Haven't you heard? Slavery was abolished and replaced with 5-15W amps for fear of being too loud onstage.
This generation must be shuddering at the thought of......gasp, a 50 or 100W halfstack.......or dare I say, a few linked together. Oh, the horror. :argh:
JOLLY
Super Simonologist
Re: Blog: Obey Your Master. The Art of Amp Slaving
That was a good read and is probably my favorite blog thusfar.
That was a good read and is probably my favorite blog thusfar.
LMAO!! That's so so true.
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xxxplorer
Well-known member
Re: Blog: Obey Your Master. The Art of Amp Slaving
I slave amps all the time. You really can get some cool tones and create more depth and space with delays and chorus with a wet/dry setup. I ran w/d/w for fun, but wasn't THAT much better to seriously do live. I will run a wet/dry if space works out though. I just use an old Randall RG80es as my wet rig. I can even hide it behind my cab if need.
I slave amps all the time. You really can get some cool tones and create more depth and space with delays and chorus with a wet/dry setup. I ran w/d/w for fun, but wasn't THAT much better to seriously do live. I will run a wet/dry if space works out though. I just use an old Randall RG80es as my wet rig. I can even hide it behind my cab if need.
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: Blog: Obey Your Master. The Art of Amp Slaving
Man...I feel like I'm back in 1988 again
Man...I feel like I'm back in 1988 again
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