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    Default Current Favorite Valvetronix Amph Model

    I've been hanging out with the AD15 model for the past 2-3 weeks.

    (On my Tonelab, I use the AD30 cab model rather than the AD15 cab model).

    Previously it was the Tweed 4x10 & before that the Tweed 1x12 & before that the Black 2x12 & before that it was the Boutique Clean.

    I didn't realize it before, but I guess I'm moving clockwise around the dial.

    I'll call home when I get to Boutique OD .

    I never save patches, I just pretend it's an amph. It's just that just which amph it is slowly changes with time .
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    I'll have to name the two I've saved in the memory slots on my AD50VT.

    Tweed 4x10 set on edge of breakup for cleans. I like this for its warm round bottom and top but with enough midrange to make my tele's back pickup honk a little. It doesn't need a compressor for country picking, just hit the strings a bit harder for natural squish.

    AC15 with gain and treble pushed a bit for drives that clean up nicely from the guitar and bloom sweetly.
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    i haven't really used my vox much lately (especially since i got the rp250)

    when i do i am usually on the left side of the amp models....

    i'm actually thinking of selling it....

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    I also stay primarily on the left side. I have my RP hooked up to the the amp and I've been getting some nice sound out of it.

    Since I practice/play in a small room (10x11) I have no use for a tube amp, so I will keep using the Vox. I did a lot of playing around with the effects and combined them with some of the left side amps. I initially had my foot switch set up so I could play the preset amps with preselected effect or bypass. I have since changed it to presets or manual.
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    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    i haven't really used my vox much lately (especially since i got the rp250)

    when i do i am usually on the left side of the amp models....

    i'm actually thinking of selling it....

    ww
    I use my Tonelab with headphones (like you use the rp250) waaay more than I use the AD30VT. I use the Fender Champion 600 more than the AD30VT too, but I'm not still gonna sell the AD30VT .
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    Quote Originally Posted by tot_Ou_tard
    I use my Tonelab with headphones (like you use the rp250) waaay more than I use the AD30VT. I use the Fender Champion 600 more than the AD30VT too, but I'm not still gonna sell the AD30VT .
    i've got the vox but also have a valve jr and a classic 20 along with the rp250....seems like overkill....plus i was thinking about one of those fender champion 600's....so maybe i sell the valve jr.....it's an unmodded "version 1" so it has that hum....i don't know....i have a hard time selling equipment

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    I should'a known that this would'a happened. As soon as I mention my current favorite model all the other models get jealous & I am down in the basement tweaking the titties out of the tonelab.

    I'll be back in a coupl'a days .

    Quote Originally Posted by warren0728
    ....i have a hard time selling equipment

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    Yeah, I've never sold a piece of gear, but that's because I use everything that I have.

    I also don't have the chops yet to really check the gear out. I've had the happy experience of getting a little bit better & discovering that my gear sounds better than I thought. So in the meantime, I plan on getting to know the stuff that I have.

    & NO, I *did not* say I wasn't gonna buy new gear until I am a much better player.

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    Love the UK 80's for all the rock stuff. Sounds good with either single coils or HBs.
    For cleans, I dig the Tweed (but anything on that side of the dial will do)

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    UK70s and Blackface for me.
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    UK80's and Tweed and Boutique OD
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    Tot, have you been able to make anything useful out of the recto model? I never could get that one to sound good.

    My absolute fav on the tonelab must be the 1x12 Tweed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperSwede
    Tot, have you been able to make anything useful out of the recto model? I never could get that one to sound good.

    My absolute fav on the tonelab must be the 1x12 Tweed.
    SS, I haven't really tried. Like I said, I haven't explored it to any depth. If I get a sound that I'm happy with, I stick with it (with minor tweaks) for a long time & focus on practicing.

    Yes, I've spent the most time with the 1 x 12 Tweed. I think it must be the emulated 6V6s.
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    90% if the time I'm using Black 2x12, with or without my OCD in front of it. I like UK Modern for the very occasional high-gain stuff.
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    I use a different model depending on my needs. The ones I use the most are Tweed 410, AC30, UK70, Boutique OD.
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    Current Fave is the AC15, set for a bit of crunch at full guitar volume so I can clean up when I turn it down a bit. OD pedal to add the noise.

    Other likes, in no particular order, BTQ clean, Tweed 4 x 10, UK80s. BTQ OD is good but Ive not really explored its possibilities as yet
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    Currently on my Tonelab: Boutique Clean through the VOX AC30 cab, very nice.

    As far as I can tell, the goop has not been modeled.

    Gotta get me a Dumble some day & put vintage Celestion Blues in it.


    Previously Tweed 1x12 & Black 2x12 through their eponymous cabs.
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    Tweed with the Tremolo effect sounds nice for me, much like Ribot on Waits' "Dead and Lovely" or some of the Cubanos Postizos stuff like "Aurora En Pekin"
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    I always seem to come back to the Tweed 4x10 on my AD30VT. Guess that means I need to start looking around for a '59 Bassman, huh?
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    Quote Originally Posted by duhvoodooman
    I always seem to come back to the Tweed 4x10 on my AD30VT. Guess that means I need to start looking around for a '59 Bassman, huh?
    Or build one

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