Posts Tagged ‘power’
January 7th, 2012 | 
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http://www.drzamps.com The Mini-Z from Dr. Z demoed with single coil pickups on a stock American Standard Stratocaster
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Tags: attenuator, bedroom, boutique, Club, coils, combo, dude, gear, gearmandude, Low, man, mann, power, singlecoil, small, unique | 
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2 12″ Pioneer Champion Series Pro with 4000 Watt Power Acoustic Amp
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10” power acoustic mofo’s moving pretty good ! got some nice flex he was hitting low 150’s in the port but not bad for cheaper subwoofers & 4000watt STAX amps
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Join Sean Halley as he shows you how to deep-dive into the thick tube tones of DT50. Hear its four classic voicings (American clean, British crunch, class A chime and modern high-gain), and see how the Bogner-designed power amp section automatically reconfigures key elements like class, pentode/triode, and feedback to match the preamp settings for each tone. DT50 gives you the ideal “jumping off point” for each tone — but from there, you can change settings and fine-tune your tone — or create something new entirely.
Duration : 0:11:39
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Tags: amp, Amp modeling, amplifier, bogner, combo, DT-50, DT50, guitar, Line 6, Line6, modeling, Pentode, power, power amp, Reinhold Bogner, tone, Triode, Tube |
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Paul Gilbert Signature Model parametric Equalizer pedal from H.B.E. Homebrew Electronix. Pretty cool idea really…especially if you’re playing an amp with only a couple of tone knobbies on it. I didn’t spend enough time with it, but then again, I never do, but after listening to the clips while editing, I really dig the pedal…plus, Paul Gilbert pretty much rocks ass! I used a http://www.kingbeeguitars.com relic Telecaster and a http://www.jaguaramplification.com Jaguar Twin Amplifier. Very affordable pedal, which is what we all need!
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Posted in guitar effects |
Tags: 808, big, board, BOSS, boutique, cheap, De, De-Tox, demos, detox, dough, dude, fun, fx, gear, graphic, Low, man, Mr, new, OD, out, outs, para, pedalboard, power, racer, scarified, Screamer, shape, shaping, shoot, Shootout, shrapnel, shred, tone, Tox, TS, Tube |
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Introduction to ‘The Valve’ Bimbo 5W Amp with POWER SCALING
The BIMBO is a 5 watt amplifier that incorporates the preamp design based upon one of the most legendary rock guitar amplifiers ever produced in the early 1970 and it is able to achieve 100% full blast tube tone at low volumes operate from its full 5 watts of output power down to 1/20th watt still retaining the same tone!.
BIMBO CONTROL DESCRIPTIONS:
GUITAR Plug in guitar here. You can also use your favorite Overdrive or Distortion pedal in series with your guitar before plugging in here for extra gain.
ATTENUATION This can be thought of as the Bimbos unique way of controlling the overall volume of the amplifier even when the VOLUME and GAIN controls are run at full volumes for maximum crunch and sustain. This is one of the key controls which allows the Bimbo to achieve it’s large tone and low volumes.
Running the VOLUME at MAX (”Loud” position) and using the ATTENUATION to control overall volume allows the BIMBO to operate like a vintage tube amp that does not use Master Volume circuitry.
This is our favorite way of using the BIMBO for great tones since the power tube and transformer contribute to the sound.
Lowering the Attenuation control down to the “Whisper” position reduces the volume while the Power Scaling incorporated circuitry increases the gain at the same time by clipping the power amp allowing you to achieve full blast stack tube tone at whisper levels!
VOLUME This works like a conventional Master Volume you may have seen on other tube amps. It can also be used to control the volume of the amp but will produce a different sound than using the ATTENUATION.
Running the ATTENUATION at MAX and using the VOLUME to control overall volume allows the BIMBO to operate more like a modern tube amp.
This is also useful for getting good clean sounds with the BIMBO.
TONE A specially and carefully designed single TONE control that allows the player to get a wide range of classic guitar tones.
A brighter sound is achieved the more you crank to the right. Many of the best sounds are found in the 10-2 o’clock positions.
GAIN This controls the amount of input gain applied to the guitar signal. In combination with the VOLUME and ATTENUATION controls, this GAIN control can be used to dial in a wide variety of tones from clean to crunchy.
For those needing super hi-gain tones, the use of an overdrive or distortion pedal is advised.
RUN/REST This is the main ON/OFF switch for the amplifier. The “standby” feature normally found in tube amplifiers is built into this power switch thru the use of delayed power up sequence.
CONTACT:
www.the-valve.co.uk
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‘The Valve’ Amplifier’s Bimbo At VERY LOW VOLUME
The Valve Amplifiers 5W Bimbo demonstrating how low in volume this 5 watt amp will go.
The BIMBO is a 5 watt amplifier that incorporates the preamp design based upon one of the most legendary rock guitar amplifiers ever produced in the early 1970 and it is able to achieve 100% full blast tube tone at low volumes operate from its full 5 watts of output power down to 1/20th watt still retaining the same tone!.
BIMBO CONTROL DESCRIPTIONS:
GUITAR Plug in guitar here. You can also use your favorite Overdrive or Distortion pedal in series with your guitar before plugging in here for extra gain.
ATTENUATION This can be thought of as the Bimbos unique way of controlling the overall volume of the amplifier even when the VOLUME and GAIN controls are run at full volumes for maximum crunch and sustain. This is one of the key controls which allows the Bimbo to achieve it’s large tone and low volumes.
Running the VOLUME at MAX (”Loud” position) and using the ATTENUATION to control overall volume allows the BIMBO to operate like a vintage tube amp that does not use Master Volume circuitry.
This is our favorite way of using the BIMBO for great tones since the power tube and transformer contribute to the sound.
Lowering the Attenuation control down to the “Whisper” position reduces the volume while the Power Scaling incorporated circuitry increases the gain at the same time by clipping the power amp allowing you to achieve full blast stack tube tone at whisper levels!
VOLUME This works like a conventional Master Volume you may have seen on other tube amps. It can also be used to control the volume of the amp but will produce a different sound than using the ATTENUATION.
Running the ATTENUATION at MAX and using the VOLUME to control overall volume allows the BIMBO to operate more like a modern tube amp.
This is also useful for getting good clean sounds with the BIMBO.
TONE A specially and carefully designed single TONE control that allows the player to get a wide range of classic guitar tones.
A brighter sound is achieved the more you crank to the right. Many of the best sounds are found in the 10-2 o’clock positions.
GAIN This controls the amount of input gain applied to the guitar signal. In combination with the VOLUME and ATTENUATION controls, this GAIN control can be used to dial in a wide variety of tones from clean to crunchy.
For those needing super hi-gain tones, the use of an overdrive or distortion pedal is advised.
RUN/REST This is the main ON/OFF switch for the amplifier. The “standby” feature normally found in tube amplifiers is built into this power switch thru the use of delayed power up sequence.
CONTACT:
www.the-valve.co.uk
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Laney VC15-110 is the only amp on the market to employ ‘The Dark Art’. The VC15-110 is the new baby of the VC range. Built on the distinguished heritage of the VC30, the VC15 delivers great tone. 15 watts of amazingly warm or classic bluesy lead tone powered by matched EL84’s and cranked out through its internal 10″ speaker. If 10″ ain’t enough for you, there are two dedicated extension cabinets – the GS112VE and the GS210VE.
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Tags: 12AX7, 15, a/b, all, amp, amplifier, bluesy, british, built, class, combo, custom, demo, demonstration, driver, EL84, Electric, external, guitar, Heritage, Jensen, knob, laney, panel, power, riff, Rock, settings, socket, speaker, sweet, tone, Tube, tubes, Valve, watts |
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http://www.worldmusicsupply.com/Vox-AC30CC2-Guitar-Amplifier.html
Paul Kramer from Vox, Marshall, and Korg demonstrates the AC30 CC2 Electric guitar amp from Vox.
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In this video we teach some all about output tubes or power tubes used in guitar tube amps. This is part of a longer lesson that is located on our website at nextlevelguitar.com in the amps and settings section.
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