Clip of my new JTM45 clone :)

Alvin Lee Fan

Alvin Lee Fan

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Blues wanking supreme, what'd you expect from me anyway :laugh2:


I picked up a Ceriatone JTM45 clone recently. What a great amp, it fits me to a "T". Here's a quick wank I did this weekend using a JV Strat w.Tex-Mex pickups and a Washburn HB32 w/stock pickups (for now).

The Washburn is sort of like an ES-333, kind of a faded semi-hollow thing. It's pretty cool and I got a great deal on it.

Anyway, with all clams left in so you know it's really me...Da Blues
 
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Oh, I mix 'em loud, so play it loud ;)

No pics yet, it's only a chassis right now, getting a head cab made for it!
 
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yea man, that sounds really nice.....i like the depth of sound to the notes
 
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twohead, try d'lding again. Maybe the servertimed out or something.

Thanks, flank! That's one of the things I love about this amp, it just makes everything sound so full :)
 
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Supasweet blues tone man! Bravo. Nice bouncing too :D
 
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Amazing! simply...amazing :beerchug:

One of the best recordings I've listened to here in quite a time I think, Congrats to the amp!

Now I demand you that you reveal how and through what (mic, mixer, program etc.) you recorded it :D
 
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This is why I prefer JTMs over Fenders for blues tone...just such a sweet sound with a little bit of Marshall edge low..and then when ya crank it, it gets NASTY :D

Awesome amp..and excellent playing!
 
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Thanks much, guys :burnout:

Scott, definately a Ceriatone! I bet the Edana just rips too, this is just such a cool circuit!

eresseraca, I have a really simple (read cheap) recording setup. My mic is an ancient audio technica PR325, it's at least 12 years old. I run that into a Behringer UB802 mixer, into a EMU 0404 soundcard, use n-Track Studio to record. The reverb and delay are plugins that come with n-Track. I mix it down and turn it into mp3 using RazorLame. That's it, nothing special :laugh2: No eq'ing was done to the guitar tracks, that's how they went down to the disk.

Thanks for the listens guys!
 
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Great tone ALF!!!! Your usual tasty phrasing. Everytime you post I figure it is time for me to post something.
 
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Al.C said:
Great tone ALF!!!! Your usual tasty phrasing. Everytime you post I figure it is time for me to post something.
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Hahaa! That's what I like to hear, more of your tasty playing :)

Thanks :beerchug:
 
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Alvin Lee Fan said:
Thanks much, guys :burnout:

Scott, definately a Ceriatone! I bet the Edana just rips too, this is just such a cool circuit!

eresseraca, I have a really simple (read cheap) recording setup. My mic is an ancient audio technica PR325, it's at least 12 years old. I run that into a Behringer UB802 mixer, into a EMU 0404 soundcard, use n-Track Studio to record. The reverb and delay are plugins that come with n-Track. I mix it down and turn it into mp3 using RazorLame. That's it, nothing special :laugh2: No eq'ing was done to the guitar tracks, that's how they went down to the disk.

Thanks for the listens guys!
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I'm working on some tweaks for puckboy's edana. If they work, I'll send you the specs. You could also use a Bitch Switch.
 
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Hell of a clip!! VERY NICE!!

Where in the Cities are you? I am in Richfield, just out of Minne.
 
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Thanks, kevlar. :)

I'm in Columbia Heights, NE Mpls. Know where the Star Bar is? I live about 5 blocks from there.

Scott, "Bitch Switch"? :laugh2:
 
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Alvin Lee Fan said:
Thanks much, guys :burnout:

Scott, definately a Ceriatone! I bet the Edana just rips too, this is just such a cool circuit!

eresseraca, I have a really simple (read cheap) recording setup. My mic is an ancient audio technica PR325, it's at least 12 years old. I run that into a Behringer UB802 mixer, into a EMU 0404 soundcard, use n-Track Studio to record. The reverb and delay are plugins that come with n-Track. I mix it down and turn it into mp3 using RazorLame. That's it, nothing special :laugh2: No eq'ing was done to the guitar tracks, that's how they went down to the disk.

Thanks for the listens guys!
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Very simple and still really really good sound! :)

I also add delay/reverb and such from programs instead of in the signal path when recording.
 
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