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Re: [ARSCLIST] Is The Record Shop Dead?



Come on Steven, you need the top of the line Marshall stack, maybe even three of them, to get state of the art distortion---you know, the kind where your ear says "uncle" and the pain makes you run for the exits. That has to be state of the art because that's the sound I hear at most concerts now.
I propose this: http://www.hammer.ucla.edu/exhibitions/66/work_322.htm
Phillip

2) As a (VERY) part-time harmonicist, endeavouring to recreate as nearly as possible the sound of the first generation of electrically-amplified harmonicists, I will readily admit to intentionally driving my amps into the distortion range... in fact, I intentionally use low-power amps (single-ended if possible) which are miked into the PA...so that I can reach distortion levels without blowing the audience into the rear wall! This is, in fact, how I discovered the noticeable difference between overdriving tube amps and solid-state amps...



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