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treyhaislip
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Congrats! Love the look of tweed! Enjoy!
Congrats! Love the look of tweed! Enjoy!
regan
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
I've wanted one of those since forever, I have a bad cat mini cat and would like to pair it with a romany plus.
Guitar into boss' sd1-tr2-Dm3 withe the delayed signal into the bad cat and the dry into the Cornell, do you think it would be a loud enough rig to rehearse with a drummer?
Obviously no clean headroom but just mild overdrive
I've wanted one of those since forever, I have a bad cat mini cat and would like to pair it with a romany plus.
Guitar into boss' sd1-tr2-Dm3 withe the delayed signal into the bad cat and the dry into the Cornell, do you think it would be a loud enough rig to rehearse with a drummer?
Obviously no clean headroom but just mild overdrive
Kamanda~SD
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Funkfingers
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Thanks. Yes, it is. Leaves a guitarist feeling somewhat exposed.
I found that the vibrato function of the BOSS FDR-1 and Catalinbread Echorec go nicely. The MXR Uni-Vibe was a bit gurgly but that may have been the way that I set its controls. With the amp set for filth, adding an EHX Pitch Fork helps with the Neil Young "Hey, Hey. My, My" octaver sound.
Depends on the size of the room. Depends on the skill level of the drummer.
Depends on how the controls are set. The amp can get pretty filthy.
I already have a THD Hot Plate attenuator for use with my Fender HR DeVille 410. I need to devise a way to attenuate/DI the Cornell for home recording.
Thanks. Yes, it is. Leaves a guitarist feeling somewhat exposed.
I found that the vibrato function of the BOSS FDR-1 and Catalinbread Echorec go nicely. The MXR Uni-Vibe was a bit gurgly but that may have been the way that I set its controls. With the amp set for filth, adding an EHX Pitch Fork helps with the Neil Young "Hey, Hey. My, My" octaver sound.
Depends on the size of the room. Depends on the skill level of the drummer.
Depends on how the controls are set. The amp can get pretty filthy.
I already have a THD Hot Plate attenuator for use with my Fender HR DeVille 410. I need to devise a way to attenuate/DI the Cornell for home recording.
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Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Nice amp. It solves my main problem with most tweed amps - a lack of EQ control and reverb.
Nice amp. It solves my main problem with most tweed amps - a lack of EQ control and reverb.
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Funkfingers
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Actually, the EQ defeat switch is pretty handy. Think of the boxy tweed Champ tone at the beginning of "Tell The Truth" by Derek & The Dominoes.
Actually, the EQ defeat switch is pretty handy. Think of the boxy tweed Champ tone at the beginning of "Tell The Truth" by Derek & The Dominoes.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
I modded my Fender Excelsior (2 6V6) with an EQ knob that pulls up to defeat the EQ. Then, it sounds rawer and all power section tone.
I modded my Fender Excelsior (2 6V6) with an EQ knob that pulls up to defeat the EQ. Then, it sounds rawer and all power section tone.
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Funkfingers
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
That is what the Cornell Romany does too.
This morning, I fired the amp up and pointed an SM57 at it. Forty five minutes later, I had the beginnings of a song. Plenty of Stones-y Stratocaster grind.
That is what the Cornell Romany does too.
This morning, I fired the amp up and pointed an SM57 at it. Forty five minutes later, I had the beginnings of a song. Plenty of Stones-y Stratocaster grind.
kramersteen
PowerMetalRaph
Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Needs more knobs, channels and chrome.:9:
Needs more knobs, channels and chrome.:9:
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Funkfingers
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Took the amp to my reclusive Blues maniac friend's place for a blast. He approved. He also wanted to steal my P90 Goldtop.
Raph. On an amplifier such as this, there is no need for switchable channels. Crank the amp volume control up for power stage saturation. Turn the guitar volume control(s) down to clean up. This is a "lumbering dinosaur" amplifier. Crusty would love it.
Took the amp to my reclusive Blues maniac friend's place for a blast. He approved. He also wanted to steal my P90 Goldtop.
Raph. On an amplifier such as this, there is no need for switchable channels. Crank the amp volume control up for power stage saturation. Turn the guitar volume control(s) down to clean up. This is a "lumbering dinosaur" amplifier. Crusty would love it.
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Funkfingers
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Re: NAD: Cornell Romany Plus
Just had the chance to try out the Cornell Vintage Brown 10.
In the words of British television presenter, Mark Evans, "ohhhhh, yes!"
The VB10 is the Romany Plus 10's Marshall-inspired cousin. The crunchy, singing, natural overdrive of an old Marshall is right there, on tap. Plug directly in and get on with it. I want one.
Just had the chance to try out the Cornell Vintage Brown 10.
In the words of British television presenter, Mark Evans, "ohhhhh, yes!"
The VB10 is the Romany Plus 10's Marshall-inspired cousin. The crunchy, singing, natural overdrive of an old Marshall is right there, on tap. Plug directly in and get on with it. I want one.
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