What is your Amp settings?

[jojo2371]

jcm800 = good answer panamark! thats why i face sydney 5 times a day and pray ,hoping some of that guitar zen will rub off on me !!!

[jackassrock]

Early 80's JCM 800 (100 watt lead 2) and a 4x12 equipped with 25 watt celestions.

Bass 10
Mid 6
Treb 8
Presence 6
Gain 7
Vol 4
Reverb 0

Just plug in a Les Paul Standard with an EMG 81 through an Ibanez analog delay, Boss DS-1 and GE-7 for two different lead tones, and a Crybaby bass wah that makes some unholy sounds when sweeping through the frequency range that is usually reserved for the bass.

That's what my guitar sound is made of

[Cathedral]

I own a 5150 II and i love the thing.

[fe_lung]

Originally posted by LoungeMachine
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Alway on 11

Even when you play Lick My Love Pump? I understand when you're playing Stonehenge, but really.....

[Nitro Express]

Lick My Love Pump is a piano song. Of course if Nigel ran his keyboard through an MXR flanger into a stack of Marshalls on 11 EVH style, Lick My Love Pump could turn into Deep Throat My Love Pump and Gag on the Cum.

[Coyote]

Bump, since some of us might have new amps/settings...

On the Laney...
Resonance switch ON
Presence 5-10, depending on my overall volume.
Bass, Mid 6-7
Treble 7-8
Gain 10
Drive 5 (basically, this is like an extra preamp stage...)
Master volume, 2-11. (master goes up, treble/presence go down)


On the Trademark 60...
Channel 1, SRV settings
Channel 2, VH settings (what else?)

[GAR]

modified here..

eqiv settings:

presence 8-9
treb 10
mid 6-7
bass 10
gain 8-9
vol 10
shelving sw. 3

master vol 2 - 3 w/attenuator, rehearse 5, play 7

[Coyote]

On the Trademark 60...
Channel 1, SRV settings

with Drive at about 1-2 o'clock...

[GAR]

On the Gallien-Krueger microlead, my tone settings are:

bass 10
low mid 7
hi mid 6-7
treble 8-9

Like all solid-state amps, because they amplify and clip at the lower wave first, the treble is usually piercing so I trim the treble down then up the louder I get.

the GK250ML has a cheap chorus I like with stereo 50w+50watt outputs to separate 16ohm cabinets.

My Roland Jazz Chorus head replaced it but got stolen, so what I was playing 20 years ago and put in the closet as spare became my main and only rig.

Instead of replacing the JC120 with another, I'll probably get two Marshall Mode 4 solid state heads to drive 4 cabs stereo chorus.

We'll see what my setting will be with those. Nothing beats solid state for clean channel, or clean-stereo chorusing.. separate channel amplification of a true (not emulated) stereo chorus effect was unbelievable at 200 watts, at 700 watts it's going to roar like an ocean.

[kentuckyklira]

11-11-11-11-11-11-11


Alway on 11

My Peavey Classic 50 (current favorite) goes to 12!:tongue0011:

[Matt White]

MARSHALL JCM 900:

Reverb: 4

Presence: 10

Bass: 7

Mid: 2

Treble: 7

Pre Amp: 20

[DLRdelight!]

I use a Fender 2-12 deville

gain-3
treble-5
bass-7
mid-6.5
reverb-3.5

[GAR]

MARSHALL JCM 900:

Pre Amp: 20

I know that amp, I had the SLX without reverb i think it was model 2100 thats actually an okay amp

[Matt White]

I know that amp, I had the SLX without reverb i think it was model 2100 thats actually an okay amp

Mine is the 4100 model....

owned it for the past 13 years....never a problem...GRATE sounding amp....

[GAR]

Yeah it's of the same period.

Mine had shitty capacitors, I bought it kaput for $150 and replaced those shitty Nichicon electrolytic caps populating throughout the board.

I got 575 for it on ebay. They're still a bargain in the 600 dollar range.

If I can't get two Mode Four Marshalls for a grand, I might get a pair of 900's. But lately I've seen them for around 800 and for the poor heat tolerance/maintenance issue the way they're designed I'd rather have the Mode4.