BJfe Model D
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BJfe Model D
by OhMyDear » Fri Sep 23, 2011 5:41 am
Wouldn´t it be nice to see Bjorns version of a pedal that emulates the drive channel of a Dumble amp! The Model D!!
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Re: BJfe Model D
by cedjazz » Fri Sep 23, 2011 10:25 am
OhMyDear wrote:Wouldn´t it be nice to see Bjorns version of a pedal that emulates the drive channel of a Dumble amp! The Model D!!
I think there's a combination of pedals that emulate that sound already. I read that in this forum.
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Re: BJfe Model D
by mikepick » Fri Sep 23, 2011 8:53 pm
OhMyDear wrote:Wouldn´t it be nice to see Bjorns version of a pedal that emulates the drive channel of a Dumble amp! The Model D!!
I think that the Model R get's pretty close to the dumble sound. Harmonically rich, smooth with low mids, but if Bjorn did make a Model D I would be all over it
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Re: BJfe Model D
by Johnson » Fri Sep 23, 2011 9:59 pm
Bjorn could come out with a Model anything and i'd want buy it! 
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Re: BJfe Model D
by horsehead75 » Sat Sep 24, 2011 12:29 am
Heh,
Model CS-40 might be winner for those that haven't got the "real thang"..
Model CS-40 might be winner for those that haven't got the "real thang"..
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Re: BJfe Model D
by OhMyDear » Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:48 am
horsehead75 wrote:Heh,
Model CS-40 might be winner for those that haven't got the "real thang"..
I actually have one but it's another kind of beast! I would love to be able of getting that juicy midrangy thick leadtone with my tele from a Bjfe box.
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Re: BJfe Model D
by melodichaotic » Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:11 am
OhMyDear wrote:horsehead75 wrote:Heh,
Model CS-40 might be winner for those that haven't got the "real thang"..
I actually have one but it's another kind of beast! I would love to be able of getting that juicy midrangy thick leadtone with my tele from a Bjfe box.
Ha, yeah, love mine...that's right, Jonhson, horsehead, and you have one as well...it would have to be called "Model M" for Mad, 'cause getting those tones in pedal would be completely mad and it'd need at least 5 or 6 knobs in a Deluxe format to cover the Focus and Tone Balance functions....hey, wait a minute
...............ahhhh........ 
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Re: BJfe Model D
by Donner » Sun Sep 25, 2011 3:54 pm
HA Model CS40 !! but that thing is so versatile I think you could put it up against the entire BJF Dirt line up and it would be close ..... my favorite CS setting was when it sounds like a giant Honey Bee
Remember Model H aslo stands for Howard ~~~
and the BBOD into LGW will nail the singing dynamic D tones thru any good clean amp......
to me the Model R is closer to that amp that has 2 Rs in its name
Remember Model H aslo stands for Howard ~~~
and the BBOD into LGW will nail the singing dynamic D tones thru any good clean amp......
to me the Model R is closer to that amp that has 2 Rs in its name
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