Hmm, I'll have to give that a shot. Do you lose a lot mids doing this? I'd presume you would.
Hell, I'll just try it myself and find out on tomorrow night's gig.
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Thunderfunk Amp club!
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Hmm, I'll have to give that a shot. Do you lose a lot mids doing this? I'd presume you would.
Hell, I'll just try it myself and find out on tomorrow night's gig.
That's pretty much like my AMP BH-420 and BH-260 with the Enhance switch engaged and the Timbre turned to the left (also to taste). I can usually leave the rest of the eq flat for a super tubesque tone.
Great amp, last jam gig I switched back to GB after Walkabout period and was astounded by solid lows and clarity of this amp. This one is a keeper.
tried the setting with the enhance up and the timbre bumped left..I like it the tone a lot with a geddy jazz and my of 76 pbass/flats....
I am just not 100% sure mid scooped is for me...question for those in the know...does this setting cut through well in a band mix? It sure shakes the floor joists at low volume....
Thanks
Mark
I am just not 100% sure mid scooped is for me...question for those in the know...does this setting cut through well in a band mix? It sure shakes the floor joists at low volume....
Thanks
Mark
Depends on your bass, and the tone you're after. Works very well with my extremely mid-heavy Status T-bass, but only if I cut the lows quite a bit.
Hi, count me in. I've been playing a Thunderfunk TFB550-B for about 2 years now. It's the best amp I've ever used.
That's the exact same settings I use! These things don't really need a 4 band eq.Quick and easy!
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DblG #14
Kael #15
Freddy-G #16
Carver #18
Jaybird1969 #19
great you guys rock its nice to see so many of you any one here from the chicago area?
DblG #14
Kael #15
Freddy-G #16
Carver #18
Jaybird1969 #19
great you guys rock its nice to see so many of you any one here from the chicago area?
Here's my 550A:
Fantastic amp-a true two knob (enhance/timbre) wonder! I am quite embarrassed as I haven't used it in ages!
Kim
Fantastic amp-a true two knob (enhance/timbre) wonder! I am quite embarrassed as I haven't used it in ages!
Kim
Looks like Tfunks only... AMPS and Gibson's take a look here:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?p=7811544#post7811544
(Oh, and I've said it before, but that oiled birch BagEnd kills me every time I see it. Awesome.)
I have a TFB420, SN#TFB102. Bought it from Dave as a refurb of sorts. I think he added the fan, ground and possibly the speakon connector for me. I wonder if that makes it #2 or #3? No matter, great amp!
dunc
dunc
Very cool, I'm gonna paste my post from here over there... hope you saved me a number
As far as tFunk only... Jaybird for a number for his BH-420
Woops sry Guys i made a mistake! sorry jaybird i did say that you have to actually own a TF to get a number. Unless that model is a very early Thunderfunk i dont know about in which case i will readjust the numbers.
So Rok51 will be #19 now.
Atrapp #20
Bassplace #21
So Rok51 will be #19 now.
Atrapp #20
Bassplace #21
Me! Me! Me! Me!
TFB 420 into an AccuGroove Tri-112L via a Warwick Thumb Bolt-on with Bartolini p'ups and preamp.
Lip smackin' smokey BBQ tasty tones.
Joe.
TFB 420 into an AccuGroove Tri-112L via a Warwick Thumb Bolt-on with Bartolini p'ups and preamp.
Lip smackin' smokey BBQ tasty tones.
Joe.
