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Jackie
 Post subject: The JVM410H and the ENGL Powerball create...
PostPosted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 12:34 pm 
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...this:D

The Marshall can be heard from 2:13 to the end (rhythm part) on this vid. If you can pan your speakers, the JVM is on the left side, so you can hear it on all songs. I have like 1 riff w/o the ENGL at 0:59 (wow he actually put a pic of the amp at that part xD)

Oh, by the way - the EP is due for a re-master, cuz the vocals, kick drums and bass are all to quiet. I'll try posting a clip if the band'll let me [smilie=icon_biggrin.gif]

What d'you think?

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 6:18 pm 
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Good stuff ! JVM soundin great [smilie=banana_smiley.gif]

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Jackie
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Thanks! Here's a clip of it in a live situation (I'm on the left). The sound wasn't OMFGWTFRULZZZ because it's a small venue, and it was recorded with an old camera. But still, it sounds pretty damn murderous to me :D

BattleX - Master of Puppets (cover)

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Where's the little angel on the other side saying, "No, Bill, you should spend your hard-earned money on something more sensible and responsible."? Oh yeah, wrong forum! [smilie=icon_lol.gif]


GUITARS: Yamaha SG2000; Gibson SG '61 Reissue; Home made "ESP MX250II" explorer (all maple, rosewood fb, EMG 60/81); Ibanez RG370DX; Jolana Galaxis
AMPS: Marshall JVM410H; Marshall 1960A cab w/V30; Marshall MC212 cab w/G12T-75; Roland Cube 15&60; Marshall MS-2
FX: BOSS GT-6 (fx loop); Dunlop crybaby GCB-95 w/true bypass mod (keeley), MXR 10 band EQ
OTHER STUFF: Ernie Ball Regular Slinky & Power Slinky strings; Dunlop Tortex 0.88mm picks; PlanetWaves straps and other accessories; Self-soldered cables w/Neutrik jacks

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