Bob Savage

Man, I'm really sorry to hear this dude. I hope everything works out well for the kids sake first and of course, yours too.

Originally posted by guitarman3001 Want to preserve the sanctity of marriage? Ban divorce. Why would you want our flag to be meaningless? Why do you hate America so much?

Originally posted by Tonemeister69 Not this crap again..... One mojo loaded fart, coming your way.

Originally posted by fragglerick I'll tell ya when we get there. I think rememberduane blew your prediction. It's already begun.

Originally posted by rememberduane Divided by 13 FRT37. Pink ones to match the topic. What does it sound like?

Originally posted by fragglerick I predict that by page 8 there will be conversations about amps. What brand and model?

This ought to be... long.

Originally posted by Aineias Then explain the paperwork and Mike B's initials on the back. Going forward, it will serve you well to discount anything and everything Robogimp posts. He's a poo stain of the highest order.

I think Dual Recto's are excellent amps. I believe there's a generation of old players who are brainwashed into thinking these amps only get buzzy tones.

Originally posted by sah5150 How do you know those are the real setting? Steve Because it was written on the Internet, and everything on the Internet is true.

Originally posted by sah5150 Sure. Here ya go: Schecter Hellraiser 7 string on bridge pickup (EMG 707) -> Keeley-modded TS-9 -> Drive - 10 o'clock Tone - 10:30 Level - 1 o'clock 5150II -> Rhythm Channel Bright in Crunch in Pre - 7.4 Low - 6.8 High - 6.3 Post - 3.4 Resonance - 8.2 Presence - 8.5 Mojave 4x12 w/G12H30s -> Audix I5 -> SM57 -> Dude, how are you going to patent those settings if you keep giving them out?

Originally posted by SlyStrat Huh? The pedal changes the true tone. None or all should have a pedal. It depends what you're trying to accomplish. In this case, I believe Steve is trying to find the best "metal" tone out of each amp. If it was a "what amp sounds best" then I would agree, sticking a pedal in front of one to give it an advantage would be "unfair."

Originally posted by SlyStrat Its not a fair race if you used a pedal. I think it's "fair." On a somewhat related note, I'd like to hear that TS in front of the rhythm channel of the UL.

Originally posted by sah5150 Sounds good... I just have this feeling that there is some mix/combination of these amps that will sound amazing, but at this point, I like the individual amp clips better than the combination one we did friday... Steve I agree, although, I'm just wondering if it's not the MKIV (or UL, however, since it's not yours it might be "weird" ...) and the 5150, rather than all 3. But, that can only be determined by spending a good amount of time mixing and listening back.

Originally posted by sah5150 Wow... So you like the MKIV better than the 5150II... Interesting... I like the 5150II best as currently recorded, but I think with more high end, I'd like the VHT UL best... Steve It (MKIV) needs more top end, but I like the voicing better. It had more of a percussiveness and bark to it, which I like. The UL is at your disposal, and since it only takes a few minutes to record, we can add some presence and treble next time I'm over, and re-do it.