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The Acoustic Club
- Thread starter The Owl
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Not yet. The house shakes too much when I go past 2. The stadium size stack is back to the garage, awaiting completion of my music room. Installed my living room setup again
Indeed, the right button switches the EQ of the 220. It belonged to a 3rd gen guitar combo, one of the lower powered versions without EQ.
Still need to check if it's compatible with my 270
Indeed, this is awesome. It switches the tremolo and fuzz. That's great because in the fuzz mode it even distorts with the level knob all the way down. Same for the Reverb, always a little more noise when it is engaged. Finally I can eliminate this.
The fuzz level control is interdependent with the level of the signal coming into the amp head. If you hear fuzz with the intensity knob all the way CCW then the signal coming from your bass or upstream pedals may be a little hot. If it's an active bass plugged directly in then you probably should be going into input #2 to knock it down 6dB or backing off on the volume of the bass.
FWIW, I find that the switch in the reverb position with the intensity knob all the way CCW sounds the cleanest for me.
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I agree. But with the footswitch I can bypass it complety, even better
Found my peace. My P, the 270 in the -6dB, and the 402. Some mellow groovin in D allong with my fav Brant Bjork tunes
My stuff is spread out too much 
I have now 125 head, 125 combo, 127 combo, 1st gen 150 chassis, 150 , 105 cab, 4x 220, 270, 201 with K140s, 402, 406w with E140s, 408, G100T hardwood combo, model 164 chassis. Lol, that's a lot
I have now 125 head, 125 combo, 127 combo, 1st gen 150 chassis, 150 , 105 cab, 4x 220, 270, 201 with K140s, 402, 406w with E140s, 408, G100T hardwood combo, model 164 chassis. Lol, that's a lot
OH man I totally forgot about getting a number! I'd love one too, whenever that opportunity comes around
Left to right
12" from 127 combo (130095-8115), 125 combo (130065-7841), 125 combo (130065-77? rough shape)
12" from 127 combo (130095-8115), 125 combo (130065-7841), 125 combo (130065-77? rough shape)
In the process of converting the 127 to a head. Playing around a little with the 402. That 2nd channel can deliver quite a fuzz lol
Vintage Acoustic 250 Head | Music Go Round Castleton
So this is the model name of the head of the 127 combo. I don't like the looks, but they sound good even for bass
So this is the model name of the head of the 127 combo. I don't like the looks, but they sound good even for bass
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
I play Thunderbirds, a Precision, an EB-2 with a Dimarzio One pickup, and the upright through my 360. All of the above are the perfect match.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
You have me beat!My stuff is spread out too much
I have now 125 head, 125 combo, 127 combo, 1st gen 150 chassis, 150 , 105 cab, 4x 220, 270, 201 with K140s, 402, 406w with E140s, 408, G100T hardwood combo, model 164 chassis. Lol, that's a lot
360, 360M, 126 combo, 400 power amp, 165 hardwood combo, 811/812 speakers (pair), and a six channel powered PA - I don't remember the model designation. I used to have a 320/408 stack, but it's gone now.
