RedPlate: Get a Plateful of Thick Tone drippin' wit dat RedPlate gravy!

[gstan]

Wait for the lockage.

 

[ianb]

Wait for the lockage.

Guessin' you was purty hungry when you came up with this thread title.

Sorry, couldn't wait....

 

[gstan]

Red Plate tone is food for mind, body and soul. Stay hungry.

 

[Crow]

Stunning playing Mr. D'Aloia! Do you remember your settings on the Blackverb and what speaker was in the cab?

 

[tdarian]

I need to get some lessons from Chuck. Its just that simple.

The precursor to this thread had reached it's 1000 post limit, and has beeen closed. You can visit it here:
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?posts/12339734#post12339734

and it's precursors:
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/840056

https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/765964

 

[Mark Robinson]

Dang! Sounds marvelous, in all the various modes. Chuck is a master pure and simple. Stunning in general.

 

[flcmcya]

Makes ya want one don't it!

 

[el chuco]

I'm not sure what made me post this?

 

[peterdjp]

awesome!

 

[Koa70]

Yeah, actually thats my amp. I sent it to Henry for a bit of reworking and he had Chuck burn it in and demo it. I'm playing it right now, it's got Chuck mojo workin in it, it's a great great amp. Instrument.
I got it back from Henry yesterday played it at a gig last night and it was inspiring and just a whole lotta fun, I found myself laughing quite alot.
I highly recommend Redplate ampifiers and of course Henry is a great guy, completely accommodating and an amp designer who really cares about helping to make better music.

 

[kjlopez]

Howdy folks, I'll join in again on this one. I haven't posted in many moons.

I have an update on my Blues Machine. It was built last Spring, wired by the "new guy" and there have been some spooky noise problems. Henry had me send it back twice, Keith did major rework twice. Henry finally replaced the entire chassis with one Keith built from the ground up. The new guy is now the Gone Guy.

I'm a happy guy, but more importantly Henry is a stand up guy. He stands behind his products 110%. And Keith does beautiful work.

I made it a priority to spend some of my limited NAMM time over at the "Club" in the Redplate room. I wanted to finally meet Henry and Keith in person. There was some furious jamming going on, and Chuck D was wailing, but I couldn't linger.

Bottom line: Redplates are the Grail. Henry and Keith are the best!

Carry on,

Ken

 

[Koa70]

Howdy folks, I'll join in again on this one. I haven't posted in many moons.

I have an update on my Blues Machine. It was built last Spring, wired by the "new guy" and there have been some spooky noise problems. Henry had me send it back twice, Keith did major rework twice. Henry finally replaced the entire chassis with one Keith built from the ground up. The new guy is now the Gone Guy.

I'm a happy guy, but more importantly Henry is a stand up guy. He stands behind his products 110%. And Keith does beautiful work.

I made it a priority to spend some of my limited NAMM time over at the "Club" in the Redplate room. I wanted to finally meet Henry and Keith in person. There was some furious jamming going on, and Chuck D was wailing, but I couldn't linger.

Bottom line: Redplates are the Grail. Henry and Keith are the best!

Carry on,

Ken

Agreed completely,
The fact is my power transformer burnt up, probably due to user error on my part. Regardless I sent it to RP and Henry replaced the PT and had a none other than Chuck D. put it through it's paces.
Incidentally my amp was built by Keith and aside from my own doings has been rock solid dependable and incredible tone and performance and has never let me down on a gig tonewise or otherwise. In fact it has far surpassed my expectations and continues to.
I don't post much but I figured I had to on this one. And thats all I have to say about that.

 

[MightyGuru]

Let it all happen...

Biased my new 6L6s in my Magic Dust...wow. Sooo rich and sustaining. Thanks for the help, HH.

 

[Figaro]

I'm thinking about replacing my Tweedyverb with a Blues Machine for more versatility and to get a master volume. About a $600 difference. Opinions or comparisons welcomed.

 

[tdarian]

Big Mike closed the other thread and thoughtfully included a link to this thread. Thanks Mike!
And thanks to gstan, Threditor in Chief.

The precursor to this thread had reached it's 1000 post limit, and has beeen closed. You can visit it here:
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/sho...4#post12339734

and it's precursor, which itself was a continuance:
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/840056

of this:
https://www.thegearpage.net/board/index.php?threads/765964

Forward!

 

[Bikedude]

Wait for the lockage.

Don't you mean "blockage"? farfrompoopin!

 

[gstan]

 

[TNJ]

I was one of the guys in the early afternoon (with LeonC and Dana Olsen) at the Ayres Hotel club mtg.
I played the Tweedy Verb, and later listened to Chuck do his thing on his sig 112 combo.
The Tweedy Verb (with a most excellent Tele) sounded fabulous and felt fabulous to me. The sonic images of both combos were huge, considereing their Champ-like size. I also dug the Hermida Reverb pedal too. Very nice, and a good match with the RedPlates.

I'm strongly considering getting one of these beauties.

S.
j

 

[gstan]

A while back I mentioned that I was going to do some experimenting/comparison of running a short cable in the loop on my BV versus nothing in the loop.

Has anyone else tried this? Notice anything different?

I'm going to get more serious about it tonight by putting a keeley looper on there so that I can switch the connection in and out on the fly to get a better idea of what it may or may not be doing.

I've read comments relative to other amps with loops and there seems to be a lot of support for having a cable in the loop, some even recommend a higher capacitance cable.

 

[Reggie]

Please let us know of your findings!