baritone
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That's pretty much how I use my amp. But it looks cool to stick them together.
That's pretty much how I use my amp. But it looks cool to stick them together.
pedal in the amp
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the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: pedal in the amp
The Fargen Jim Weider model has a custom built AnalogMan distortion/boost built into it...it is actually set up a lot like that Ibanez...
http://www.fargenamps.com/ampjw40.html
I guess the big guys are paying attention to the little guys again for ideas...
The Fargen Jim Weider model has a custom built AnalogMan distortion/boost built into it...it is actually set up a lot like that Ibanez...
http://www.fargenamps.com/ampjw40.html
I guess the big guys are paying attention to the little guys again for ideas...
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: pedal in the amp
Anyone remembers Fenders little recording amp??
Analouge od's and a delay plus compressor??
Even my unimaginative boss has been talking about it
Anyone remembers Fenders little recording amp??
Analouge od's and a delay plus compressor??
Even my unimaginative boss has been talking about it
eschoendorff
New member
Re: pedal in the amp
Problem is that you have only one choice for overdrive. With an external pedal, you can plug in anything you want.
Now, if someone is completely committed t that one sound, then go for it.
One of these days, I'd like to put a tube screamer circuit directly into one of my guitars....
Problem is that you have only one choice for overdrive. With an external pedal, you can plug in anything you want.
Now, if someone is completely committed t that one sound, then go for it.
One of these days, I'd like to put a tube screamer circuit directly into one of my guitars....
cakire82
Cake Mire
Re: pedal in the amp
List price is only 399.99, not bad at all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTZMZFHoZgU&feature=sub
List price is only 399.99, not bad at all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTZMZFHoZgU&feature=sub
Stratman
Guitaris Maximus
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: pedal in the amp
Actually no...clown...if you need help with a clock and a calender this thread is older than yours by almost a full 24 hour day.
Actually no...clown...if you need help with a clock and a calender this thread is older than yours by almost a full 24 hour day.
the guy who invented fire
Fuzzy. Guitars
Re: pedal in the amp
Who says the amp doesn't already sound good...I have amps that sound good, several in fact and I use pedals...just like SRV, Jimi, Gilmour, Page, Clapton, Beck, Warren Haynes, Marc Ford...the list goes on.
I can't see myself buying one of those amps but $299 street price for a 15 watt tube amp with a built in TS Overdrive and a built in 6db solo boost...thats a good deal in a day and age where there are fools out there selling TS808 clones for $300+
Who says the amp doesn't already sound good...I have amps that sound good, several in fact and I use pedals...just like SRV, Jimi, Gilmour, Page, Clapton, Beck, Warren Haynes, Marc Ford...the list goes on.
I can't see myself buying one of those amps but $299 street price for a 15 watt tube amp with a built in TS Overdrive and a built in 6db solo boost...thats a good deal in a day and age where there are fools out there selling TS808 clones for $300+
Stratman
Guitaris Maximus
Re: pedal in the amp
Impossible since I am in a earlier time zone which is at least 12 hours ahead of your computer clock - buttcake
Impossible since I am in a earlier time zone which is at least 12 hours ahead of your computer clock - buttcake
G
Guest
Guest
Re: pedal in the amp
So, you need a footswitch to activate the built in pedal? Eh... okay...
Maybe they don't trust their own amps and had to come up with some gimmick.
So, you need a footswitch to activate the built in pedal? Eh... okay...
Maybe they don't trust their own amps and had to come up with some gimmick.
eschoendorff
New member
Vasshu the humanoid typhoon
Unseen
Re: pedal in the amp
Dunno it does seem to sound rather nice...
It is just like Marshall and their diode clippers....same difference!
Dunno it does seem to sound rather nice...
It is just like Marshall and their diode clippers....same difference!
richard parker
Active member
Re: pedal in the amp
Didn't some Dumbles have a TS type circuit in them ?
Didn't some Dumbles have a TS type circuit in them ?
scottish
WeirdScienceologist
Re: pedal in the amp
so they took a pedal that you used to have to plug into your amp and stomp on it and replaced it with a circuit board inside the amp...and a footswitch you have to plug into the amp and stomp on it.
LOL.
The price is a great selling point though.
so they took a pedal that you used to have to plug into your amp and stomp on it and replaced it with a circuit board inside the amp...and a footswitch you have to plug into the amp and stomp on it.
LOL.
The price is a great selling point though.
guitfiddle
firstlessonologist
Re: pedal in the amp
Some Music Man amps from back in the day has circuits like that in their preamps...kinda like plugging a TS into a Twin. Then you hit that with the OD of your choice for variation.
Some Music Man amps from back in the day has circuits like that in their preamps...kinda like plugging a TS into a Twin. Then you hit that with the OD of your choice for variation.
saladin
Active member
Re: pedal in the amp
The early models had the switchable distortion. It was a very nice sound as well, much smoother then a Tube Screamer.
The early models had the switchable distortion. It was a very nice sound as well, much smoother then a Tube Screamer.
guitfiddle
firstlessonologist
Re: pedal in the amp
I agree...my HD-150 has a nice smooth tone even with the drive cranked.
I agree...my HD-150 has a nice smooth tone even with the drive cranked.
