misterwhizzy
Well-known member
Just got two Green Berets plugged into my 2x12 pushed by a JCA20H head. This might have fixed everything that was wrong with the EL84 output section.
I came from a Wizard and a Governor, which is a fantastic speaker combo. But there was some harshness in the top end that could never be fixed in the room. Whenever I would record something with my phone, it would sound pretty good. But in the room, there was just something wrong. Get the treble up to where it's crunchy, and it would require me backing off the tone knob on an overdrive pedal. Presence? Turn it WAY down. And it was never quite there.
I still need to tweak my amp settings a bit, because single-note lines with the Green Berets as is are a bit thin. And the bass is a bit too flabby set up the same way (need to tweak the depth knob a bit), but the mids are perfect. Cleans are beautiful, the best I've ever had, and I just need to spend more than fifteen minutes to coax out the thick crunch I know is in there.
Where have Greenbacks been all my life?!?
I came from a Wizard and a Governor, which is a fantastic speaker combo. But there was some harshness in the top end that could never be fixed in the room. Whenever I would record something with my phone, it would sound pretty good. But in the room, there was just something wrong. Get the treble up to where it's crunchy, and it would require me backing off the tone knob on an overdrive pedal. Presence? Turn it WAY down. And it was never quite there.
I still need to tweak my amp settings a bit, because single-note lines with the Green Berets as is are a bit thin. And the bass is a bit too flabby set up the same way (need to tweak the depth knob a bit), but the mids are perfect. Cleans are beautiful, the best I've ever had, and I just need to spend more than fifteen minutes to coax out the thick crunch I know is in there.
Where have Greenbacks been all my life?!?