Myron Stratis
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I am thinking Mike Landau - Hendrix. A clean, uncompressed tone on the amp and some nice pedals on the floor. Aiken - Germino -Mojave -Roccaforte??? What are your experiences?
Originally posted by Myron Stratis
I am thinking Mike Landau - Hendrix. A clean, uncompressed tone on the amp and some nice pedals on the floor. Aiken - Germino -Mojave -Roccaforte??? What are your experiences?
Originally posted by carlygtr56
Myron, IMO, a NMV Marshall type. You want to be able to run od's, distortions and fuzzes, you want a 4-input like any Germino.
That will clearly translate the pedal's tone and IMO pedals never sound better than thru a 4-input Marshall or Marshall-type.
All the other amps are cool but the Germinos take to pedals better than anything else I ever used.
Originally posted by Myron Stratis
Thanks Carl! Aren't Aikens build the way a NMV Marshall was built too? 4 inputs and all?
Originally posted by mentoneman
myron,
here are some clips of my mojaves
Peacemaker and Coyote clips
i use them with pedals and think they are great that way.
Originally posted by Third Stone
The Germino club 40 takes pedals amazingly well, you should really give it a test drive before you purchase something else!
Originally posted by Ed DeGenaro
Might as well at this to the mix...
http://eddegenaro.com/audio/oz4a.mp3
And... http://www.eddegenaro.com/waves/irtestinglessverb.mp3
Same as a I always said...want an old Marshall get an old Marshall.Originally posted by Myron Stratis
You know that this is always in the mix!!!!
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Here is the whole story: I got a Carr Rambler this month: I absolutely LOVE it's clean tones but, pushed by pedals, it doesn't have the british flavor that I finally understood that I want. It is very fat but not tight in the bass and without high-mids, typical american school. I am just looking for a dead-on plexi thing. Flexi is in a different league for me, I will buy one sooner or later. What do you believe Ed? (confused Myron...)