Rodney Gene
O.G.
Twin Reverb W/Eminence Cannabis Rex
Install: in a Twin RI. 45 mins. Fast and enjoyable. No chassis to remove, just remove/install and play. That was cool.
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Positive Outcome: I am already familiar with the CRexs, I have it in my Blues Deluxe and Blues Junior. It has a sound that is predictable, much like a tube screamer has a sound. The CRexs take gain/pedals very much the same way in any amp I have them in, this was the purpose of the swap.
Top end is smooth, bottom end is tight, mids are present but even. That has been my reality with these speakers. Fact is, I refined my sound with the Rex and it was hard to use anything that was voiced too unlike them. So great success in the new install.
Negative Outcome: As I have stated before, I like the sound of the Jensen CK12s in the Twin R RI. They were 'hard' and more aggressive and mine had really worn in nicely. They made a couple of pedals I had even out/balance perfectly. So I will miss that. My PRS which is pretty new to me matched really well with the Jensens and the Ethos pedal or Tube Screamer pedals, but my Teles bit too hard in the top mids. So, now the Teles are back in balance and I need to look at a new OD pedal for the PRS/Twin combo. Likely a second Wampler Ecstasy. It has 3 very unique overdrives.
Overall: Sound performance was predictable and it delivered as I expected. That says a good deal about the Eminence Patriot line and consistency. The C Rexs is s special speaker and an integral part of my chain in my opinion. It works great for my style of prog rock and country.
Couple Quick Country Samples With Rexs, no shredding or hot chicken pickin: Vocals on 2nd tune my own scratch demos vocals for the artist to comp from.
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First Sample: Fender 52 RI (played at the saddles) / Wampler Comp/ Wampler Ecstasy / Wampler Analog Echo
Second Sample: PRS Studio Neck/Middle / Wampler Comp/ Wampler Ecstasy / Wampler Analog Echo / Solo=Wampler Paisley
Cheers!
Install: in a Twin RI. 45 mins. Fast and enjoyable. No chassis to remove, just remove/install and play. That was cool.
View attachment 43204
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Positive Outcome: I am already familiar with the CRexs, I have it in my Blues Deluxe and Blues Junior. It has a sound that is predictable, much like a tube screamer has a sound. The CRexs take gain/pedals very much the same way in any amp I have them in, this was the purpose of the swap.
Top end is smooth, bottom end is tight, mids are present but even. That has been my reality with these speakers. Fact is, I refined my sound with the Rex and it was hard to use anything that was voiced too unlike them. So great success in the new install.
Negative Outcome: As I have stated before, I like the sound of the Jensen CK12s in the Twin R RI. They were 'hard' and more aggressive and mine had really worn in nicely. They made a couple of pedals I had even out/balance perfectly. So I will miss that. My PRS which is pretty new to me matched really well with the Jensens and the Ethos pedal or Tube Screamer pedals, but my Teles bit too hard in the top mids. So, now the Teles are back in balance and I need to look at a new OD pedal for the PRS/Twin combo. Likely a second Wampler Ecstasy. It has 3 very unique overdrives.
Overall: Sound performance was predictable and it delivered as I expected. That says a good deal about the Eminence Patriot line and consistency. The C Rexs is s special speaker and an integral part of my chain in my opinion. It works great for my style of prog rock and country.
Couple Quick Country Samples With Rexs, no shredding or hot chicken pickin: Vocals on 2nd tune my own scratch demos vocals for the artist to comp from.
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First Sample: Fender 52 RI (played at the saddles) / Wampler Comp/ Wampler Ecstasy / Wampler Analog Echo
Second Sample: PRS Studio Neck/Middle / Wampler Comp/ Wampler Ecstasy / Wampler Analog Echo / Solo=Wampler Paisley
Cheers!
