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Postby cabo » Fri Oct 19, 2007 3:46 pm

just finishing up some Ernie Ball tops, thought Id share with the BJF/Czar trial board.
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Postby I am Incinerator » Fri Oct 19, 2007 3:51 pm

DCHORD wrote:It takes pedals so much better then the Club series amps.


That's what I'm wondering about my CR. I've usually run my CR pretty high eve at "bedroom" levels My MV doesn't go below 10 o' clock unless my head can't take it any more haha. My volume is usually up around 1-2 o' clock. It sounds great, but it loses headroom pretty quick even with a tele. I also like to leave my RRB on somewhere between 11 and 1 and control it all with my guitar volume for now.

I'd like to look into a low wattage amp like the CR, but has a little more headroom. I have heard good things about the new EZ81 CR's, but I'm really interested in the 65 London or the Gabriel Voxer18...I'd probably get flamed over on the TH forum for that :oops:
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Postby DCHORD » Fri Oct 19, 2007 4:06 pm

I am Incinerator wrote:
DCHORD wrote:It takes pedals so much better then the Club series amps.


That's what I'm wondering about my CR. I've usually run my CR pretty high eve at "bedroom" levels My MV doesn't go below 10 o' clock unless my head can't take it any more haha. My volume is usually up around 1-2 o' clock. It sounds great, but it loses headroom pretty quick even with a tele. I also like to leave my RRB on somewhere between 11 and 1 and control it all with my guitar volume for now.

I'd like to look into a low wattage amp like the CR, but has a little more headroom. I have heard good things about the new EZ81 CR's, but I'm really interested in the 65 London or the Gabriel Voxer18...I'd probably get flamed over on the TH forum for that :oops:

Aarondavis would be a good person to talk to about CR's. He has both, 2000 SS rectified CR and a new circuit EZ81 CR. I believe I've heard him say the SS rectified takes pedals better and has the better clean sounds, which makes sense. Even my "05" Super Deluxe 2x12 with SS rectifier is pretty finicky about which pedals I can put in front of it. But I think that's why I love the BJF's so much, they sound very good with amps that don't like pedals.
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Postby TheWarmth » Mon Oct 22, 2007 4:22 pm

Cabo ... did you put the identifying logos for your Toneczar expression pedals yourself? Very cool idea.
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Postby cabo » Mon Oct 22, 2007 9:37 pm

TheWarmth wrote:Cabo ... did you put the identifying logos for your Toneczar expression pedals yourself? Very cool idea. I'm going to be sending my Halo in to Ed for an experimental update tomorrow. I think it's going to make a big difference. Unfortunately, that might mean that he's not going to be releasing anymore into the wild until I give him feedback.



Hey Warmth,,Yeah sure did do those myself,,,and thanks to Donner for some good paint tips. I have a stencile made for the Halo,,although by the looks of things Im in for a wait. :)
any elaboration on the experimental update?
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Postby monk » Wed Nov 07, 2007 1:05 pm

Latest edition. Sold my BBOD some time ago and found a DRD. TIM+DRD is a nice stack IMO.
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Postby Yr Blues » Sat Dec 08, 2007 12:55 pm

TheWarmth wrote:Image


That's hilarious and very original. This thread rocks. My collection consists of one Honey Bee. Booyah!
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Postby TheWarmth » Sat Dec 08, 2007 3:54 pm

I'm pretty psyched to be receiving one of these soon! Mine will likely be a different color, though.

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Postby Yr Blues » Sat Dec 08, 2007 4:03 pm

TheWarmth,

So how is it not a Fuzz Rite? Never heard of it b'fore.
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Postby TheWarmth » Sat Dec 08, 2007 4:41 pm

It's David Main's fuzzrite replica. He just like's to mess with the names a bit to make them a unique D*A*M product.
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