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MartyGrass started following Flatwound vs Round with Seth Lovers
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Flatwound vs Round with Seth Lovers
MartyGrass replied to tsp17's topic in Amplification and Effects
The old surf sounds seem to use flatwounds with single coils. https://surfguitar101.com/forums/topic/35423/ - Today
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Heritage Accent introduces new model. Made in China.
brentrocks replied to brentrocks's topic in Heritage Guitars
I would like to be able to take one for a test drive. -
Heritage Accent introduces new model. Made in China.
Spectrum13 replied to brentrocks's topic in Heritage Guitars
Sir Brently, $1,200 in 2026 vs $1800 for a US built H150 in 2006, don't know what the currency conversion is but that is not a bolt on neck and these features are arguably something preferable. Without hands and ears on it it's hard to make a value judgment. Best not sell something short just because of where it was built. -
https://mannys.com/products/heritage-guitars/ascent-plus-collection-limited-edition-h-150-ash-top-fr-electric-guitar-matte-black/ I gotta admit, I am very, very interested in something like this! But For a Chinese made guitar, I believe the price point is far too high for what it is? Am I wrong? I love the look, I love the options that it has on it, but I think it is a little bit overpriced, IMO. I would like to know what kind of neck carve it has on it. I’m assuming it probably has a slimmer, 60s style neck on it? I think it’s beautiful! I really do. I think Heritage is just fishing right now, trying to see what the market will withstand. It probably cost them $150 to make that Guitar, so they are testing the waters so to speak. At least that’s how I see it.
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Well, there was no dragging, kicking, or screaming. She enjoyed those PSPs as much as I did.
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The title included "...so far" The Duke of Tone is redundant. I did have the Prince of Tone back in 2012-13, I didnt like it and sold it. 13-14yrs later I couldnt remember why I didnt like it so I bought the Duke of Tone. This time around, I dont dislike it, it just isnt what I want. The Red2 although a different circuit and intent fills the spot much better...and that sparked the memory of why I sold the Prince of Tone back then, it was because I bought and used the Red2. Still doing circles.
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Yep you kept dragging her there year after year while she kicked and screamed!
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Missed the first then joined the HOC the following year and went to all but the Covid cancellation. Funny I don’t ever recall seeing Rich…..😆
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Conneazoo changed their profile photo
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I saw him that way too. Loud is a mild description. Steve Howe most often uses Twins. Believe it or not, the Motor City Madman (last time I checked) uses Twin Reverbs too.
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NUAD Fender Twin Reverb from 2016
DetroitBlues replied to eljay's topic in Amplification and Effects
I know, but at the time, the amp was way too heavy and too loud for what I was using it for... wish I'd kept it, but it was a big, heavy amp. I didn't like lugging around a 63lb amp. -
NUAD Fender Twin Reverb from 2016
DetroitBlues replied to eljay's topic in Amplification and Effects
I've only played a Bassman a few times. I used the SS60 on the Bassman channel exclusively. I sold it to buy a Blues Jr... Hindsight, not the best idea.... -
But the SS60 has a bassman channel!!!
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I saw Johnny Winter in a medium size club and he was playing through 2 Fender Twins with JBLs stacked on top of each other. That's 170 watts of power through 4 JBL 12s. It was loud. Good times.
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Had an SS60 too. Let it go when Soldano appeared in the collection. I’d imagine you sold yours when you got the same. I kept the bassman.
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NUAD Fender Twin Reverb from 2016
DetroitBlues replied to eljay's topic in Amplification and Effects
Supersonic 60 was a great amp I should never have let go. The Super Reverb is my second favorite amp, just behind the Bassman. -
Ohhhh. The good ol days
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Nothing really sounds like a P90, like a Charlie Christian or any of those other pickups. Just the shape of the bobbin, the type of pole pieces, etc, make them sound like nothing else. I love them for the buzz saw overdrive they get like Leslie West, but they also have a fantastic clean sound that is very good for semi hollow bodied guitars. I keep thinking about getting a semi-hollow with P90s, but I barely play the semi-hollows I already have.
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I missed #1. I didn't even know about it since I didn't join until December of 2008. However, I did make it to #2 and all the rest. There are times where I still pull out the t-shirts. I play the black golf shirt out on the course. And who can forget the blue button up shirt with the names on the back from PSP7.
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18yrs ago I thought it was “odd” to meet online people in the flesh, I passed. I purchased the Bird’s H-445 and he talked me into going to #2. I found that T recently too. Yours is the pearl missing from my completing the entire collection.
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I have a Strymon Time. I’d love to brag but I only use 1 of the 12,382 settings. i see you saved room on your board for a Klon. Nice…
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Flatwound vs Round with Seth Lovers
rockabilly69 replied to tsp17's topic in Amplification and Effects
You know what, I never considered flats on a Fender style guitar, but more and more I heard how great they sound with Jaguars. I just happened to have a set of flatwound .010 light Thomastik JAZZ strings, so I put them on one of my two Jags. That way I could compare the flats directly with a set of roundwounds. I was pleasantly surprised at how good they sounded. I thought they would be too dull sounding for a solidbody, but instead they had a great round sounding high end. It was like I just slightly rolled off the high end to where I liked it. And they felt great too! Here's a demo from the day I put them on. Both guitar parts are the Jag with the flatwounds... -
Flatwound vs Round with Seth Lovers
Spectrum13 replied to tsp17's topic in Amplification and Effects
I strung up my 147 with half rounds. The worst of each type I say, but that is just my fingers and ears -
Hope you never washed it after the inaugural event. It might still smell of sawdust from Marv, Jim, JP and Ren.
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Today was designated as a work-around-the-house day, so I went to my T-shirt drawer and pulled one out at random. Haven't seen this one in a while. From the very first PSP! That led to an unbroken string of PSPs Marg and I attended, until Covid interrupted things. I recall that first PSP very well. Only something like 16 or 17 of us HOC members there. Plant tour by Ren. As Pressure would say, good times. But good grief, that was 18 years ago! Were you there?