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S/D-85: Tasty clippings from Corey's Box
- Thread starter mbelue
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What are those like?
Is that when your municipalities cant deal with a light dusting?
Sounds about right. They're both pretty high profile (for what they are), I'm sure they are asking a hefty guarantee. I've never caught Ghost but wouldn't mind checking them out. I actually kinda like them even though they have recently picked up a pretty big hipster following since Coachella. I don't know it that would stop me from seeing them live, but their show close to here sold out faster than I had time to think about it.
SP has some of the greatest guitar, drum, and, bass tones from that era.
****ing phenomenal.
Even the 2x album is great, although a bit odd at times.
Does anybody have any specific requests for demo clips from the Dunwich tourbox? I need to ship it out to the next person soon, I have some free time tonight to hammer a few out. If anyone wants to hear a specific type of riffing, setting, combination or instrument I didn't use in the ones I already did let me know. I'm going to ask around a few places I posted the clips, so if there's any overwhelming requests for something specific, I'll definitely do it.
Never heard them before, good stuff.
Never heard them before, good stuff.
What are those like?
Is that when your municipalities cant deal with a light dusting?
Yeah gotta love the South! Not like PA, get to work ya bums!
Personally, I'd like to hear how some of the fuzzier choices sounded A/B'd to a standard Muff. Like the Cthulu, Wizard, DA120, and Muff all in a chain, do a quick riff on the Muff then bang out the other 3 with the same riff, to give an A/B/C/D comparison against something our ears are already familiar with. Thats a slippery slope though if you start doing demos of Dunwichers compared to random X pedals. Which is why I suggested the most basic of Muffs.
Count me as a johnny-come-lately on Ghost fan. Their live show is awesome. FWIW, I'd probably drop $35 to see them at a smaller than festival venue.
I remember maybe 1 snow day growing up. I remember it because I walked to school in those days, and the snow was tall enough that I had to wear snow pants just to get to school.
Michigan winters are amazing.
i wouldn't mind hearing the VT and ODB in lower gain settings...
edit: and maybe some clips using standard tuning.
Yeah, I totally would of gone too if it wasn't sold out. I hear it's cheesy but they're supposedly pretty good at the same time. I do enjoy their music the last two albums. $35 makes sense since they are not from the States. Also being they have another act to pay as well.
That would be my one request, to see how the gain structures change as you turn the knobs.
I have an HD150 I picked up a while back. It sounds great on bass but gets dirty too fast, so it ended up as a backup guitar amp. I want to upgrade my cabs and was wondering what kind of clean volume it can get with efficient speakers. I'd rather be using that than a solid state.
I have run the HD130 with my Dually, which is efficient. It gets loud enough to gig for most people.
Yeah, I have a YBA-3 with 6550's pushing around that much power. I could not use it through my 810, regardless how good the tone was, because it just wasn't loud enough. But it's much louder and cleaner through a vented cab with efficient speakers like Corey's Dually or even an Avatar B212. Even better, I bet it would be so damn perfect out of two avatar B212's! I love 12's on bass.
