Rich_S
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Has anyone spent quality time with both the standard BB and the special Andy Timmons version? I've had several BBs and always regret selling them. A while back, I found a Strawberry Fields BB-AT in a store, used, and grabbed it. However, I was in a period of non-playing, so I put it in a drawer for several months.
I pulled it out today to compare it to my new Soul Food and my trusty C6 SD-1. The BB-AT was different than I remember, smoother less in-your-face. I had to crank the gain and the treble to get it into the ballpark with the other two. What I remember of the standard BB was that 2/3 gain and a little bit of extra treble was enough to get what I wanted. No need to crank anything.
Am I simply remembering wrong, or is the AT really that much toned-down and polite compared to its orange brother?
I pulled it out today to compare it to my new Soul Food and my trusty C6 SD-1. The BB-AT was different than I remember, smoother less in-your-face. I had to crank the gain and the treble to get it into the ballpark with the other two. What I remember of the standard BB was that 2/3 gain and a little bit of extra treble was enough to get what I wanted. No need to crank anything.
Am I simply remembering wrong, or is the AT really that much toned-down and polite compared to its orange brother?
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