Gear?
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sorceron
ken
R-Stuur
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Hey Ken, have you tried getting a new power supply? The power supply on one of my (cheap) external HDD drive cradles has died as well and I just switch it out with the one of my other hdd drive. Did it made a start-up sound right before it died on you like 'bzz bzz' if so, this could be it.
ihave27frets
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Martriden K
StephenSLR
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Just thought I'd show off my amp
In case you are wondering I play for Lycanthia, we also have a forum here on UM so feel free to drop by and say hello.
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In case you are wondering I play for Lycanthia, we also have a forum here on UM so feel free to drop by and say hello.
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Pethical
Tom
sorceron
ken
roland td-10 using nick barker settings.
although i wish we had another module for the kick to be honest.
eventually i want to get something we can load our own sounds into.
sorceron
ken
yeah the 6505+ are great, intense amounts of gain.
and that new song the worls beyond sounds really good. how many guitar tracks are on just that song?
and that new song the worls beyond sounds really good. how many guitar tracks are on just that song?
I know the Engl, 5150, and 6505 amps are killer top notch amps for metal.
but i am lacking a lot of knowledge on what's good and what's crap
what is your take on Randall amps? like the original RG100 Classic. (Pantera)
Its solid state.. which is not very good for starters i am assuming
can a tube screamer or tube overdrive pedal add anything? or is it not worth my time?
but i am lacking a lot of knowledge on what's good and what's crap
what is your take on Randall amps? like the original RG100 Classic. (Pantera)
Its solid state.. which is not very good for starters i am assuming
can a tube screamer or tube overdrive pedal add anything? or is it not worth my time?
StephenSLR
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If it sounds good to you is all that matters, everyone will have a different opinion.
Most people starting out will have a small practice amp and they are almost always solid state.
Listen to one and judge for yourself, like I said above everyone will have a different opinion.
They wouldn't still be selling them decades later if nobody liked them, right?
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yea i guess so. i will have to hear it.
right now i have a solid state marshall MG series head with a shitty mc shit behringer 4x12 cab.
i want something decent!
and i dont think they make that amp anymore, so yea. i am not sure
thanks for the input though
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Deathamphetamine1313
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You really just gotta go and try some new shit. I've got a 5150 going into a marshall 1960bv 4x12, and it sounds pretty good. It sounds beyond unbelievable for 500 bucks too lol! But it really doesn't have too versatile of an eq range. I've been wanting to buy a 1978 Marshall JMP 50 watt. Those things sound amazing! They've got a very nice thick vintage tone to them, but easily made for metal. I've been really wanting to try out different vintage-sounding amps for black metal. Actually, I've been really on a tone-chasing spree for black metal. And Abigail Williams greatly contributed to that 
lost_within
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What made you choose the 6505+ (5150II) over the 6505 (5150).. is it just the extra EQ etc etc.. or the actual sound of the amp?
sorceron
ken
for me the difference between the 5150 and 5150 II is there but i honestly don't prefer one over the other. I think they both sound great although slightly different.
