what is the best B+ voltage for evh sound?
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what is the best B+ voltage for evh sound?
what is the best B+ voltage for my evh amp?
very close to purchasing my trannys for my amp
very close to purchasing my trannys for my amp
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Hey Mark...listen to this clip of yours right here...
http://www.markabrahamian.com/rockstah.mp3
I don't know what gear you used on this clip, but you're already PRETTY DAMN CLOSE to EVH on that! So close you almost can't tell the difference. I'm telling you it's not in the equipment...it's all in your technique. Ted Nugent played through Eddie's gear and STILL sounded like Ted Nugent so what does that tell ya!?
DAMN good playing by the way.
Jon
http://www.markabrahamian.com/rockstah.mp3
I don't know what gear you used on this clip, but you're already PRETTY DAMN CLOSE to EVH on that! So close you almost can't tell the difference. I'm telling you it's not in the equipment...it's all in your technique. Ted Nugent played through Eddie's gear and STILL sounded like Ted Nugent so what does that tell ya!?
DAMN good playing by the way.
Jon
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Thanks Jon!flemingmras wrote:Hey Mark...listen to this clip of yours right here...
http://www.markabrahamian.com/rockstah.mp3
I don't know what gear you used on this clip, but you're already PRETTY DAMN CLOSE to EVH on that! So close you almost can't tell the difference. I'm telling you it's not in the equipment...it's all in your technique. Ted Nugent played through Eddie's gear and STILL sounded like Ted Nugent so what does that tell ya!?
DAMN good playing by the way.
Jon
its a pod pro xt
another: http://www.markabrahamian.com/gabmin_hmm.mp3
i read that about ted an ed's gear and i do agree completely with what yer saying - pod is kewl my main complaints is it doesnt feel real in the hands
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mightymike - thanks man - and let me tell ya if i could i would bring a plexi on the road - airlines would trash it in one day - (*cough* - had me laughin! )mightymike wrote:Rockstah would sound good through anything, even a POS cough.. I mean POD (whistling)
Even if EVH isn't your "bag", the 12000 series
is still one serious bad ass amp for many styles.
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the dual taps are as follows:guitar007 wrote:At the risk of revealing my novice engineering ability...what will the dual taps do for you?rockstah - this is why i went with georges dual tap PT
500vdc and 400vdc , maybe George will chime in on this, but i get that ed's amp was about 450VDC to 500vdc opinions very
ed used a variac. he variaced his amp down to 90 volts which in turn brings the amps down around 400dvc or so...
so by having a ual tap one can immitate using a variac by using the 400 tap!
George?
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Man he didn't not use a Variac at 90volts, he used it as a poor man attenuator, between the amp and the speakers, he had to during the club days, no hotplate then.............get it??? Ask Jon he know how to hook it up...rockstah wrote:the dual taps are as follows:guitar007 wrote:At the risk of revealing my novice engineering ability...what will the dual taps do for you?rockstah - this is why i went with georges dual tap PT
500vdc and 400vdc , maybe George will chime in on this, but i get that ed's amp was about 450VDC to 500vdc opinions very
ed used a variac. he variaced his amp down to 90 volts which in turn brings the amps down around 400dvc or so...
so by having a ual tap one can immitate using a variac by using the 400 tap!
George?
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sigh... yes i have heard this way as well.. i have heard also he ran the varaic at 140volts so then who says thats the way he did it? you?5150loveeddie wrote:Man he didn't not use a Variac at 90volts, he used it as a poor man attenuator, between the amp and the speakers, he had to during the club days, no hotplate then.............get it??? Ask Jon he know how to hook it up...rockstah wrote:the dual taps are as follows:guitar007 wrote: At the risk of revealing my novice engineering ability...what will the dual taps do for you?
500vdc and 400vdc , maybe George will chime in on this, but i get that ed's amp was about 450VDC to 500vdc opinions very
ed used a variac. he variaced his amp down to 90 volts which in turn brings the amps down around 400dvc or so...
so by having a ual tap one can immitate using a variac by using the 400 tap!
George?