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NO CHEATING..no lookie at link

Thanks to some dude over on HC for this DABLUES

Nice tone, real nice.

I cant get it to work



GAHHHH..Edit your post! peeps will readi it!

I fixed it.

It dosen't sound like a vintage amp at all,But the player has the vintage feel
in his hands. So if that's just Guitar-cord-Amp ? I'm hearing the gain stages
of a modern amp with reverb. So that narrow's it down a bit. But it could be
anything.


Originally Posted by kmcguitarsIt dosen't sound like a vintage amp at all,But the player has the vintage feel
in his hands. So if that's just Guitar-cord-Amp ? I'm hearing the gain stages
of a modern amp with reverb. So that narrow's it down a bit. But it could be
anything.

GOOD EAR!

I'll post the answer tomorrow for those who can't tell from the link title.

I saw the link title by accident... I wouldnt have guessed that! I was thinking tubescreamer

I wouldn't have guessed it either. It's def a modern tube amp sound like KMC said,as the gain is so quot;tightquot; unlike a plexi or metal face or even an 800.

That's a Marshall TSL combo: Lead channel with the gain backed off to about a 1/3,none of that scoop switch crap, etc.

There is nothing shabby about that tone IMO. It's def got a modded 800 or soldano type vibe. I've been searching the net for DSL/TSL clips and reading up on how guys tweak em for more classic tones, and many clips sound like crap for sure, but if ya tweak these things the right way, you can get some great tones out of them it seems. I've played a couple of both sev months to a year ago and was like quot;eh..they are OKquot;...but I must admit I didn't spend a ton of time with them.

And the fellow has some good chops for sure.

The TSL's get a bad press, but I think it's because you've got to spend a bit more time dialing in the tones. A lot of people want to just plug in, get a good sound, a quick tweak and away you go. There are some stunning tones on the TSL's, you've just got to be a bit patient and be prepared to experiment.