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s_mcsleazy wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 30, 2018 9:23 am

ziess wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 18, 2018 11:25 am

Weekend to myself in the house...





Tommy.

when did you get the princeton?

I built it a while back. It’s in a slightly taller cabinet and has a 12” Celestion Gold. Tubes are RCA across the board. Sounds pretty cool, but I had to make some changes to the PI as it’s crunch was a bit disappointing at first, sounds better now. Much darker than the ‘68 DR even though I’ve added a bright cap to the PR and made the NFB loop switchable.

Tommy.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mrq22g8y7kuqk ... 6.JPG?dl=0

I play a 2011 Fender JM Jaguar or 1973 Telecaster through this setup and into a solid state 1967 Vox Pacemaker. I am pretty satisfied.

JONFROMJERSEY wrote: ↑

Wed May 02, 2018 2:05 am

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mrq22g8y7kuqk ... 6.JPG?dl=0

I play a 2011 Fender JM Jaguar or 1973 Telecaster through this setup and into a solid state 1967 Vox Pacemaker. I am pretty satisfied.

I love how all your pedals are immaculate and clean... then there's a beat to shit tu2 on the end

I never realized how gigantic that Quatro is. Woah.

MechaBulletBill wrote: ↑

Wed May 02, 2018 3:09 am

JONFROMJERSEY wrote: ↑

Wed May 02, 2018 2:05 am

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mrq22g8y7kuqk ... 6.JPG?dl=0

I play a 2011 Fender JM Jaguar or 1973 Telecaster through this setup and into a solid state 1967 Vox Pacemaker. I am pretty satisfied.

I love how all your pedals are immaculate and clean... then there's a beat to shit tu2 on the end

I have had the tu2 since like 1998. It toured with me for five years. Still going strong. No need to replace it.

StevenO wrote: ↑

Wed May 02, 2018 4:27 am

I never realized how gigantic that Quatro is. Woah.

Considering that it is five pedals in one, despite the name Quattro, it is pretty reasonable.

I guess so, but considering you can't reposition said pedals... It's kind of unwieldy, but I get it. I struggle with justifying a DL4 on any board I have, so that's where I'm coming from. Cool if it works, though!

StevenO wrote: ↑

Wed May 02, 2018 11:44 am

I guess so, but considering you can't reposition said pedals... It's kind of unwieldy, but I get it. I struggle with justifying a DL4 on any board I have, so that's where I'm coming from. Cool if it works, though!

I started out with the Quattro, because that was all I really needed. It still is. But then I added the other pedals. I was able to buy the Microsynth cheap so I couldn´t say no. Then I wanted to try some more ambient stuff so I bought the Canyon and the reverb pedal. The green fuzz is a recent replacement for an old Big Muff that I am not really happy with. Thanks for your comments. :-)

It looks like a very versatile set up! Lots of great sounds to be had, for sure. I've always been curious about the Microsynth, personally.

Jeff Tweedy SG > Tweedy's old Tonebender/ Muff clone > 69 Bandmaster Reverb

So cool. I've always wanted a Bandmaster Reverb. I'd put it in a combo cab with a 15" JBL I have.

Great SG too!

StevenO wrote: ↑

Sun May 20, 2018 5:53 am

So cool. I've always wanted a Bandmaster Reverb. I'd put it in a combo cab with a 15" JBL I have.

Great SG too!

I keep thinking how I want to turn it into a 1x12" combo for portability reasons but the head is a dripedge with a cool patina

Do what some people have done and put a couple of high powered 6 or 8" speakers in the head and just cart around the head.

Nice one O Drones. Clean and cool. A friend is using my JC-55 atm so I set this up instead