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  1. Rampage

    Nad!

    HNAD, man! For the price, DSLs are pretty hard to beat. With a cheap boost, you can coax quite a few badass tones out of one.
  2. Rampage

    Grain on rosewood fretboard (is this a crack)

    Like others have said, no cracks. Just remember to clean residue off the fretboard whenever you change strings and oil it (don't soak it, just rub it down) 1-3 times per year depending on your local weather. Fret Doctor seems to be a popular option around most of the forums.
  3. Rampage

    Squeaky clean Friedman.

    Stereo would be killer with those two. I mean, literally, I think that could kill you. :dude:
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    Happy "Dimed My Amp" Day to me!!

    Hearing damage? Have you ever read the manual for an old Marshall? Small children and animals can be bludgeoned to death by the crushing volume when the master cracks 6.
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    Squeaky clean Friedman.

    My question for you: Which JMP is getting the most play time now?
  6. Rampage

    Favourite wah pedal?

    I'm a big fan of Morley wahs. I like the wide sweep and the instant on/off thing is nice.
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    Squeaky clean Friedman.

    That sounds great, Dan. Not too often you get to hear clips of a modded Marshall with singles on the clean channel, but it definitely demonstrates another benefit of the Friedman. Bonus points for the ultra-rare-for-the-forum's Frampton riff at the end. :dude:
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    Happy "Dimed My Amp" Day to me!!

    You got the master up to 9? Maybe that's what they meant when they were talking about the rapture. :dude:
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    Happy "Dimed My Amp" Day to me!!

    I've owned my JMP for about three years and I've been able to crank it one time. One time in three years. So much fun playing through an amp that loud. Just a shame it made my terrible playing that much louder.
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    Buying a model without ever playing it

    On several occasions with guitars, amps, cabinets, effects, etc. I've been disappointed a few times when a piece of gear didn't live up to its hype, but for the most part, it has worked well. Try it if you can, if not, arm yourself with knowledge (read reviews, ask around on forums, listen to...
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    Got my 2204 back - cap job

    This is what I used as well. I believe it was $75 shipped (plus tax for me in AZ) for all the capacitors from Antique Electronic Supply, which was lower than I could get them for from my tech.
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    Got my 2204 back - cap job

    While it seems to be taboo on a lot of the forums to modify an old Marshall, I say do whatever floats your boat, especially if it will make an amp you already like that much better. If you are happy, that's all that really matters. How are you liking it after the new caps, by the way? I'm not...
  13. Rampage

    JMP/2203 Questions...

    A 2203 can be a JMP or JCM 800. 2203 signifies that the amp is a 100 watt master volume model and 2204 that it is a 50 watt master volume. There are also the 1959 and 1987 versions which are non-master volume (NMV) amps and have the four inputs on the front. The master volume models provide...
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    Recommendations For Small, Cheap Tube Amp?

    That's why I wasn't sure if fuzzy was the right word. I don't really know how to describe it, I think it is just something with the Orange tone that my ears do not gel with, like it has some give to it or something. It was my friend's setup with the TT and an Avatar 1x12 with a G12H30.
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    Recommendations For Small, Cheap Tube Amp?

    My only problem with the Tiny Terror is that inherent, for lack of a better word, fuzziness it has to the overdrive. It seems like it is something that you either really like, or just do not get along with at all. It is definitely worth trying, though, because it seems like the people that...
  16. Rampage

    Stop Press: NAD! Cornford MK50!!!!!!!!

    Congratulations on the new amp! I absolutely adore the Cornford tone. Kotzen and Govan can't be wrong!
  17. Rampage

    LOL OMG Peavey XXL Head!

    I've always liked the XXL myself. Years ago, my friend had one as a backup amp for his 5150. I definitely prefer a tube amp, but the XXL could get loud enough for practices and would work perfectly in a pinch.
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    Which of the amps I played extensively would you want and why?

    I would say the Bray mod followed closely by the 2203 with the Hot Mod. I've liked the clips I have heard of Bray's modifications and you can't go wrong with the 2203 with a Soldano Hot Mod because you can always take it out and have a good old fashioned Marshall.
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    Guys..... I need your prayers... (Jose Amp content)

    Hopefully it's the real deal! Just hope you can handle the volume if it is. :lol: :fingersx:
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    Recommendations For Small, Cheap Tube Amp?

    I have heard excellent things about the Tweaker. It also seems like the Blackstar HT-5 is a popular option; however, I am not sure about how well it performs clean.

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