Reply With QuoteOf course you can make anything sound good.You do an excellent job here. Some very nice tones out of that combination. I do, however, notice a lot of compression in effect. Is that the camera microphone?
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Mack Skyraider 15 & Classic Vibe 50
This time I also used some effect pedals.
Mack Skyraider with
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Of course you can make anything sound good.
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Yes I guess so. I played quite loud.
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I was curious if that was just sag from the amph or mic compression that I was hearing. What cabinet did you use? Do you notice a big difference with other cabinets?
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I used my Avatar 2x12. I never use any other cabinets because I don't have any. Except I have a 1x10 Mack cabinet, and of course it doesn't have any thump, compared to the 2x12 - huge difference.
I think I am more fond of the Skyraider than the Heatseeker - at least with single coil guitars. It sounds "warmer" somehow to me. But then again, I haven't played the Heatseeker loud in a while. When it is cranked up, it becomes very dynamic. Both a great little amps though!
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Robert GREAT playing as always do they sell those amps in the states?Originally Posted by Robert
I used my Avatar 2x12. I never use any other cabinets because I don't have any. Except I have a 1x10 Mack cabinet, and of course it doesn't have any thump, compared to the 2x12 - huge difference.
I think I am more fond of the Skyraider than the Heatseeker - at least with single coil guitars. It sounds "warmer" somehow to me. But then again, I haven't played the Heatseeker loud in a while. When it is cranked up, it becomes very dynamic. Both a great little amps though!
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No, they sell direct now - see http://www.mackamps.com/products-Skyraider-SR15/
It's a sweet sounding amp.
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