Posts Tagged ‘Electric’
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In this lesson we teach how to create a bed of sound or textures using the delay effect. This is very much in the style of The Edge from the band U2.
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http://www.worldmusicsupply.com/Vox-Pathfinder-Guitar-Amplifier.html
Paul Kramer (Korg, Marshall, Vox) demonstrates the Vox Pathfinder 15R Electric guitar amplifier.
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SOUND SAMPLES @ 06:31
This video shows the Palmer DREI Triple Single Ended Amplifier explained by Markus Torvinen (Palmer Engineer) and Robin Henlich (Palmer production manager).
The Sound of the Amp was recorded trough a Palmer 4 x 12″ Cabinet with Celestion Vintage 30 Speakers and a Shure SM57 microphone.
The Palmer DREI design is more than just a visual extravaganza – it mirrors the concept and the circuitry. For the purest, most natural distortion only a single-ended design will do.
Single-ended tube circuits are straightforward and simple, providing the most organic, raw tube sounds possible. In contrast to the more powerful push-pull designs the output of single-ended circuits usually does not exceed 5 Watts. That is why single-ended circuits are mostly found in small practice amps preferred by many top-notch players for recording.
Dating back to the first days of vacuum tubes single-ended amplifiers are nothing new. However, the Palmer DREI incorporates THREE of these providing three times the output power of a standard single-ended design! Moreover, it accepts a variety of output tubes which all have their own unmistakable sound characteristics.
The EL84 is bright and “British” sounding with tons of distortion (think Vox amps), the 6V6 provides somewhat darker tones with a smoother “American” distortion flavor (think Fender), and while it is tight and bright at lower volumes the 6L6 becomes progressively darker when driven hard. With the Palmer DREI you can mix and match power tubes from three distinct amplifier tones and thus create your own voice.
Three different single-ended amps in a single unit – that’s the Palmer DREI formula!
Specifications
Tubes:
V1 – V3: ECC83 / 12AX7 Hand Selected Preamp Tubes
V4: EL 84 / 6BQ5 (Power Amp „Eins”), 5 Watt RMS ouput power
V5: 6V6S (Power Amp „Zwei”), 5 Watt RMS output power
V6: 6L6GC (Power Amp “Drei”), 8 Watt RMS output power
V7: GZ34 / 5AR4 (Rectifier)
Special design transformers, 200 mA full anode current choke
Regulated DC Preamp heating voltage
Only 5 passive parts on signal way, all tube design
Controls:
Vorstufe (Preamp controls): Normal Sättigung (LF, Muddy overdrive), Höhen Sättigung (HF, Tight overdrive), Klang (Tone control)
Endstufen (Power amplifiers): Eins (Volume control for EL 84-Single ended tube), Zwei (Volume control for 6V6S-Single ended tube), Drei (Volume control for 6L6GC tube)
Strom (Power on-switch), Bereit (Standby-switch)
Connections:
Eingang (Input): 6,3 mm Jack, 1M ohm, tuned for passive pickups
Lautsprecherausgänge (Loudspeaker outputs): 6,3 mm Jack, 4 ohm, 8 ohm, 16 ohm
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Learn more about the White Horse BP150 Bass guitar amplifier available exclusively from http://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/White-Horse-BP150-Bass-Guitar-Amplifier/8J5
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This video is the first take I did for the demo/review of a Roland AC60 Acoustic guitar amplifier I recently had and sold. I used my custom made Taylor 712E (and the Ovation Celebrity Series CC045 12 String towards the end). I was deleting old files and gave it one last listen and decided it would be good and possibly beneficial to post it (for anyone who was looking at the amp and wanted to hear it with a different guitar)…besides, I think I gave the amp a more thorough going through on this take. Enjoy! God bless!
I sell lots of used guitars and basses (both here and on eBay…same name there…100% positive feedback) and I’m a dealer for the Mbrace stands (still $60.00 including USPS Priority mail service for the US, $80 for Canada or Mexico and $85.00 for the rest of the world) and also Thomastik-Infeld strings. Let me know if there is something you want/write me if you’re interested…again, use the send a message link on my channel page.
The video recording was done with a JVC GR-D850 miniDV Camcorder using the built in microphone.
The guitar is plugged straight into the Roland AC60 Acoustic amp without any outboard effects at all.
If you like what you hear, or are interested in any of my current or future used guitar offerings, subscribe…you’ll get a heads up on any guitar that I’ll be listing for sale on eBay (or here) as I post a video here first.
Thanks again for watching!
Howard
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Interview with guitarist Eric Johnson at Saucer Studios in Austin, Texas. In part 3, Eric shows us some of the guitars, amps and effects he used for the recording of his new album “Up Close” including his Fender ‘57 Strat with DiMarzio HS2 bridge pickup, Fender Eric Johnson Signature Strat, Rosewood Eric Johnson Strat with Super V Tremolo, Gibson 335 and SG, Fender Twin Reverb Amps, Stereo TC Electronic Chorus, Boss Digital Delay DD2, EXH Deluxe Memory Man, Barracuda Toadworks Flanger, Danelectro Fuzz Face, Echoplex Tube Driver, 50-100W Marshall, and the secret ingredient: a “tilted” Vox amp.
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All amps included in Garageband for iPad played with random riffs. I had some difficulty to find info, demo and video about those modeled amp. I’m using an USB mixer connected with the Camera Connection Kit. With a Mac and Amplitube this mixer has very nice tone, so i consider this a good start point even if work natively on 16 bit only. Results is not bad, but is neither as good as better modeled amp today. Maybe with Apogee Jam something can change, in better, but from now i honestly expected a more dynamic, touch sensitive and realistic behaviour. Hoping this video can be useful for other musicians seeking for this great tablet; Garageband for iPad is intuitive, easy way to do your own music with few minutes, but is not solution for any musical need.
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http://www.worldmusicsupply.com/Vox–Product-AD50VT.html
Paul Kramer of Vox, Marshall, and Korg lets us have a listen to the Vox AD50VT Electric guitar amplifer. This is the first of two videos about it.
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