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SEHpicker

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About SEHpicker

  • Birthday 10/30/1955

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  • homepage
    www.huntgroupproductions.com
  • occupation
    Television Producer
  • hobbies
    Pickin,skiing,riding(horses),fishin,hangin out
  • Location
    Inverness, Florida
  1. I recently bought a Wampler Faux Tape Echo Delay pedal and really like it. You can get that 50s & 60s slapback effect & much more. [video:youtube]
  2. There was some concern that a 25 watt amp needed a 50 watt+ attenuator. Apparently not the case. Thanks for your input Myles, much appreciated.
  3. That's just a slow shutter speed recording. If it had been recorded at a faster shutter speed you would not have what appears to be missing frames. OR Chris is just lightening fast!!!
  4. Hi Myles, I have a Germino Masonette 25 (watt) amplifier. I want to use an attenuator and I'm currently looking at an older Weber MASS cone-less speaker attenuator (rated 25 watts) as opposed to a resistor based attenuator. Can you give me any advice regarding the wattage? Both the amp and attenuator are rated 25 watts. I do not plan on diming out the amp - just pushing it harder than I can without an attenuator. Any relevant information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Myles!!
  5. Larry - I have a HRD 4x10 for my backup amp. It is a dependable workhorse and you can get amazing tone from it. I love that amp.
  6. You'd need a chiropracter in the family to play that beast!
  7. I wonder why "reliced" Stradivarius violins never caught on... all that shiny and flawless nonsense...
  8. Yeah Danny - I don't do percussive style either - but for those that do this could be a game changer... or not...
  9. discalimer: I have not gone through every post on this thread so I don't know if this has already been posted - kinda cool though - a whole new level of percussion style guitar playing. [video:youtube]
  10. Excellent! you really got that Knopfler vibe goin - good work.
  11. Word of mouth advertising... when it's negative - it tends to go viral much faster. They are off my shopping list too.
  12. It is really hard to believe that a company would allow all this bad publicity instead of just replacing a defective unit. :idk That's just bad management. Just with this thread alone they have probably lost more sales revenues than the cost of many pedals. Not to mention loss of reputation and future business. Go figger.
  13. Hello Myles, Thanks in advance for the knowledge you share. I have a Marshall combo: TSL601 JCM 2000 60w. Basically, the HT fuse blows when it is powered up. I don't even know what HT stands for. The main fuse seems to be ok. Also, amp is making a hum that shouldn't be there. I know this amp should probably be sent in for repair... just hoping you might have an idea or two before spending $$$ on it. Thanks SEHpicker
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