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I thought of a fun thread idea...at least for my tastes.
It's kind of a quick, fun survey of Dr. Z users and how they use their amps.
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Amp:
Guitars:
Pedals:
Style of Music:
Likes about setup:
Dislikes about setup:
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Me first, I suppose...
Amp: Dr. Z Route 66 (soon to be KT-45 too)
Guitar: Fender CS Tele Jr. (mahogany and P90s with a set-neck)
Pedals: Fulltone Clyde Deluxe, Klon Centaur, EH Frequency Analyzer (in Loooper), Boss DD-20
Style of Music: Experimental indie rock meets dance music meets hardcore...really technical, lots of crazy stuff, high energy
Likes about setup: The Route 66 sounds amazing set-up for a pretty thick crunch. The P90s give it a certain bite, but the amp retains an intense fatness and richness to the crunch tones.
Dislikes about setup: I'm falling out of love with the Klon (will be replaced by the Pro Analog Dual Drive). The 66 can be a bit saggy on really complex parts, which is why I'm looking into the KT-45.
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Have fun!
It's kind of a quick, fun survey of Dr. Z users and how they use their amps.
--------
Amp:
Guitars:
Pedals:
Style of Music:
Likes about setup:
Dislikes about setup:
--------
Me first, I suppose...
Amp: Dr. Z Route 66 (soon to be KT-45 too)
Guitar: Fender CS Tele Jr. (mahogany and P90s with a set-neck)
Pedals: Fulltone Clyde Deluxe, Klon Centaur, EH Frequency Analyzer (in Loooper), Boss DD-20
Style of Music: Experimental indie rock meets dance music meets hardcore...really technical, lots of crazy stuff, high energy
Likes about setup: The Route 66 sounds amazing set-up for a pretty thick crunch. The P90s give it a certain bite, but the amp retains an intense fatness and richness to the crunch tones.
Dislikes about setup: I'm falling out of love with the Klon (will be replaced by the Pro Analog Dual Drive). The 66 can be a bit saggy on really complex parts, which is why I'm looking into the KT-45.
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Have fun!
