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ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Bobby D » Sat Oct 31, 2009 1:28 pm

after seeing the Gearmanndude demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee, I felt i had to set the record STRAIGHT 8)

he obviously DID NOT understand the difference between the nature knob and the focus knob :lol:

anyhow. i have recorded TWO NEW demos with Sweet Honey and Honeybee, and am uploading them now :mrgreen:

wow....BOTH sound great......but i am still in love with the HONEYBEE, while just have a friendship with Sweet Honey :D
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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Bobby D » Sat Oct 31, 2009 2:57 pm

video demo #1 :mrgreen:


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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Bobby D » Sat Oct 31, 2009 3:05 pm

and video #2 featuring BUBASTIS, my daughter jessica's new kitty :mrgreen:


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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Bobby D » Sat Oct 31, 2009 3:23 pm

arrrrrrrrr......it's the pirate bobby d!


and now, i am off to do a FUNK gig. hope you enjoy the new demos! :mrgreen:
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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby seans » Sat Oct 31, 2009 7:07 pm

Certainly did enjoy those videos Mr D. Awesome stuff. Great playing. Great tone. Many thanks. Hope the funk was funky.
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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Donner » Sat Oct 31, 2009 9:33 pm

I thought that would be the costume for the Model RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Demoes :mrgreen:
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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Kinger » Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:38 pm

Fantastic demo's as always, Bobby D!!

You are giving me some serious GAS at the moment.....
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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby Bobby D » Sun Nov 01, 2009 12:29 am

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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby strings2wood » Sun Nov 01, 2009 3:09 am

Donner wrote:I thought that would be the costume for the Model RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Demoes :mrgreen:



Great call Donner.
Part 2 Gave me Cat Scratch Fever.
It's a much more informative demo Bobby D.
Gearmandude's recording didn't show the colours or clarify much
for people who might have assumed the SHOD was simply a Mad Professor version of the Honey Bee.
Things can be similar without being the same.
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Your demo shows how different they are- even though in places they can cross paths.
Should be a far better indicator for people who haven't decided which one to get- which of course is both!
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Re: ahum -- new demos of Sweet Honey vs Honeybee are uploading

Postby BJF » Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:11 am

Hi,

RRRRRR

Thank you,

Well I had different goals

Like this

FOCUS: If you start fully ccw you'd be the closest to HB and as you turn cw you dial in more aggression which makes more distortion particurlarly on the D&G strings which makes this sound easierly played with leads and this is a register that is present in some amps and less present in others and therefore during development I thought this would be of use to control between amplifiers and more so than any other register I could think of with the amplifier backline I had at hand.
On some amps Focus could barely be opened from fully ccw while on others the whole range was useful and yet other amps sound felt more alive with Focus at least halfway up- that's be about noon.
To get as close to HB as possible you'd set Focus at barely open from ccw.
SHOD will still though sound a bit healthier as there are fewer distortions going on ;)

NATURE: I gather most users set this at 10:30 as that gives about unity.....turn this ccw for more distortion in the low registers and a looser feel-this makes a clear note harder to play ;) turn this cw to thin the sound out a bit.

Once at Music toyz Honey Bee created its own myth as there was a demo where a guy played a strat but with a humbucker and he had some distortion........this would not happen with an ordinary strat and because the Honey Bee has its distortion controlled by the input voltage. Rumour had it then that were two Honey Bee versions........
Because with a humbucker there was distortion while with a lowoutput single coil sound was more like an archtop

At shows I have choosen when showing the HB to use a Les Paul since then I can play whisper soft and harder and harder until downwards hard like Johnny Ramone to get people to want to try for themselves.


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