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TheWarAgainstTime

"TWAT" for short, Male, from Austin, TX

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    1. Cynicanal
      Cynicanal
      May 28, 2018
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      3. TheWarAgainstTime
        TheWarAgainstTime
        Thanks for the info! There's a lot more to it than I would have thought. I'll have to try out some of those settings over the next few days too
        Aug 25, 2018
      4. Cynicanal
        Cynicanal
        Also, I should probably mention, if you like classic Marshalls, the TJ's channel 1 is almost identical to a 2203 circuit if you do the following things:
        Depth off, channel presence off, master volume as high as you can go without getting the cops called on you (preferably maxed). Use channel volume as your volume knob, master presence as "presence" on the 2203, B/M/T/Gain work like they do on the 2203.
        Aug 25, 2018
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      5. Cynicanal
        Cynicanal
        [continued because of character limit]If you want "sweet spot" 2203 tones at almost reasonable volumes, put the channel volume where you'd ideally put it on a 2203, and adjust the master volume to taste. If you want to get just a bit of boosted flavor while going straight in, try turning channel presence up to 9'o clock to 10'o clock
        Aug 25, 2018
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    2. Dawn of the Shred
      Dawn of the Shred
      Yeah i feel the same when i mixed them. I'm looking to find something that mixes well with it. Not sure what i want to try though.
      May 9, 2016
    3. Dawn of the Shred
      Dawn of the Shred
      Have you mixed your Ultra Lead with your 5150 iii yet?
      May 9, 2016
    4. Dawn of the Shred
      Dawn of the Shred
      Thanks bub. Thats close to how i have mine set too.
      Mar 10, 2014
    5. Dawn of the Shred
      Dawn of the Shred
      Hey bub. I was wondering how you set your amp. Iv been playing around with new sounds. If u would share your settings that b cool. Thanx bub.

      Great rig you got bub. Very close to my rig.
      Mar 8, 2014
    6. skeels
      skeels
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      Nov 4, 2013
    7. skeels
      skeels
      T he
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      T ime

      If you didn't do that on purpose, then I feel like a jerk, as though I just insulted you.
      And if you did do that on purpose, I feel like an idiot for taking so long in seeing it.

      Please tell me I am the idiot one.

      :lol:
      Nov 3, 2013
    8. Ichabod
      Ichabod
      Thanks for the advice on the signal path. Im gonna give that a try when im at the studio next week.
      Aug 31, 2013
    9. Rick
      Rick
      Holy crap, a seven stringer from Austin!
      Dec 21, 2012
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    Gender:
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    Birthday:
    June 6
    Location:
    Austin, TX
    Occupation:
    Student,
    Primary Seven:
    Carvin DC7X
    Main Rig:
    Ultra Lead/Mark V
    Real Name:
    Greyson
    Primary ERG:
    Carvin DC7X
    Sevenstring Guitars:
    Carvin DC7X, Ibanez RG7620 and 7621
    Other Guitars:
    Carvin TL60, Jackson DKMG, Ibanez RG5EX1, Warmoth Thinline Tele, Schecter Blackjack C1, Warmoth/Fender parts Jazz bass
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    EVH 5150III 50w, Peavey 5150 Block Letter, Bogner Uberschall Twin Jet, VHT Pittbull Ultra Lead and Fifty/CL, Mesa Mark V, Axe FX II, Carvin DCM200L
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    Digitech Whammy DT and Drop, TC Electronic Polytune 3's, Xotic SP Compressor, Walrus Deep Six, Mooer Yellow Comp, MXR EVH Phase 90, Maxon OD808 and 808X, Seymour Duncan 805, Mesa Grid Slammer, Fulltone OCD V2, Wampler Tumnus Deluxe, Friedman Buxom Boost, ISP Decimator II (x2), Radial Twin City, Boss DD-20 and NS-2, Ibanez LF7 (x2), TC Electronic G Major, DIgitech Luxe, Dunlop Mini Volume, Line 6 M9, Strymon Timeline (x2), Big Sky, and Flint, TC Electronic Ditto X2
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    Mesa 4x12 Stiletto (x3), VHT Fatbottom 4x12 (x2)
    Studio & Recording Gear:
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