Sounds great! Could you possibly do a video on the best way to change tubes?
Using my Canon HG-20 video camera with a DM-100 camera shot gun mic. Added a bit of reverb in my video editing software.
The camera microphone is set to Attenuator - ON, which means it can handle louder volumes without clipping. The drawback is that the volume of me speaking is a bit low.
Let me know how you like dem git touwns!
Here's with the Squier Classic Vibe.
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Sounds great! Could you possibly do a video on the best way to change tubes?
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Is Robert messin with tubes again?
Soundin good Robert, That camera mic is pretty good.
Sounds very good. Nice tones out of that Pro Jr. I can't wait to hear the full vocal range of this amp. Then again, I don't need the additional GAS!
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That sounds nice. I get a better feel for the low frequency response from your camera mic. I imagine that the 15 watts from that amph would sound about as loud as my 15 watts in the Blues Junior. I'd love to play through one and compare. Great vid Rob.
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It Suhr Does Sound Good!
You could make a planter out of the Marshall ?
I like this one
Thanks!
I still like the Marshall guys - you just gotta try one! I will try to make a better sounding demo of it, in another attempt to convince you! It IS cool!
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Very nice sounding amp. The cleans have nice overtones and harmonics. I think it takes pedals very well.
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That's some sweet tone. How loud is the amp, as in, is that room volume or will the neighbours notice volume? Gotta like that little devil, and the playing is great of course.
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It's quite loud, I think. Good for small gigs, although I haven't tried gigging with it yet. The neighbours will notice if you turn it up past 3.
Thanks!
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Originally Posted by otaypanky
+1 Like I said before when I tried it out it left no impression at all.
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As always Robert great playing!!
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great playing Robert !! If all the amps sound good in your demos, which one will we get ??? (kidding)
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Thank you! I think all my amps sound great. I might have too many now though... perhaps I will sell something.
I am not sure if this is a correct assumption, but in terms of my video demos, it seems to me that when I play slower, "tastier" stuff, with more dynamics and softer touch, I get more positive feedback than when I play rockier stuff with more attack. Am I on to something?
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Just stick to the neck pickup then they'll all sound awesome.
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First off, great playing. There's nothing more frustrating than a video demo with a bad player and nothing more enjoyable then a demo with a good player.
That Naylor speaker sounds great. I have a Pro Jr with a Weber Alnico Sig 10S in it and I absolutely love the way it compresses when pushed. From what I thought, alnico speakers compress but ceramics don't. Now it's hard to tell from just an online video, but it sounds like there's a little compression going on. Is that the speaker? added effect? mic? that's doing it?
Well, I don't know I can tell that much difference between alnico and ceramics, to be honest. I didn't add any effect, but you know it always sounds different viewing a youtube clip compared to real life.
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