Firaxis Member Mar 26, 2011 352 0 16 Newport S.Wales Jun 18, 2012 #1 Here is a video I put together yesterday with different tubes in different positions. There is a slight difference but I think they are pretty much negligible. Last edited by a moderator: Nov 20, 2015
Here is a video I put together yesterday with different tubes in different positions. There is a slight difference but I think they are pretty much negligible.
Firaxis Member Mar 26, 2011 352 0 16 Newport S.Wales Jun 18, 2012 #2 Wav link if anyone is interested https://www.dropbox.com/s/xfpg8vwni8ytj4i/Tube Test.wav
Emdprodukt Member of Dude Castle 69 Jun 26, 2007 2,520 1 38 Kiel, Germany Jun 18, 2012 #3 Difference is really small but if I had to choose I'd go Mesa, Tad, Sovtek from that clip. Sounds crisp in a good way to me.
Difference is really small but if I had to choose I'd go Mesa, Tad, Sovtek from that clip. Sounds crisp in a good way to me.
Wookieslayer Member Jun 8, 2010 147 0 16 Los Angeles Jun 18, 2012 #4 It seems the biggest effect on tone is the tube in the first slot... with that said I like the TAD first or the Mesa. Right now I have a Ruby 12ax7 HG+ in my V2's v1 slot... haven't tried it in my T2 yet though, I think it has an EH in there right now. You should put Randall T2 in the thread title, Cheers dude!
It seems the biggest effect on tone is the tube in the first slot... with that said I like the TAD first or the Mesa. Right now I have a Ruby 12ax7 HG+ in my V2's v1 slot... haven't tried it in my T2 yet though, I think it has an EH in there right now. You should put Randall T2 in the thread title, Cheers dude!
Firaxis Member Mar 26, 2011 352 0 16 Newport S.Wales Jun 18, 2012 #5 Yeah I think I prefer the tad or mesa, the mesa seems to have more bass and more high which sounds crisp in the mix.
Yeah I think I prefer the tad or mesa, the mesa seems to have more bass and more high which sounds crisp in the mix.