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Hi Dawk
Why cannot i access the Ritchie Blackmore section on your forum?
Cheers
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« Result #2 on Dec 24, 2009, 10:10pm »
Merry Christmas everybody! :)

Greetings from Canada!
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Re: Merry Christmas from downunder
« Result #3 on Dec 24, 2009, 12:23pm »
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody!


Wishing all of you all the best - and especially - PEACE, LIGHT and HAPPINESS

Regards from Ukraine ;D
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Re: Merry Christmas from downunder
« Result #4 on Dec 23, 2009, 12:48pm »
yeah and merry christmas from the santa monica beach in california as well we are going up and down on the temp but its cool and starting to get a little cold now................keep jamming and rock on god bless you guys





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Re: Searching: tube power amp emulator
« Result #5 on Dec 23, 2009, 10:44am »
Hi Dawk/Guys...First off Merry Xmas to all..Secondary Thank god you said that about Direct Boxes" Dawk.All those Direct box guitar sounds are Krap.All those cd's sound awfull.
Whats wrong with a good guitar,good amp,good fingers and some imagiation...Just like we had in the 70's
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Re: Searching: tube power amp emulator
« Result #6 on Dec 23, 2009, 10:09am »
Hello,
I'm recording some guitar parts next month in a studio that has the Line 6 Amp Farm. I've read good reviews on the amp models (Marshall, Vox, Twin, ect) so I think I'm going to leave the amp at home and give it a try. That way I can preview previously recorded sounds and pick one or apply different models at mix down. Dawk, have you heard any of the Amp Farm sounds or are any of your guys using it? Thanks and Happy Holidays to all.
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Re: Merry Christmas from downunder
« Result #7 on Dec 23, 2009, 4:03am »

Dec 22, 2009, 6:07pm, vintagerob1 wrote:
"dashing through the snow..."
Don't mention snow! Just woken up to find about 8" of the sodding stuff has fallen overnight. Should stay on Christmas cards where it belongs! Thankfully I'm not working today but still have go out to get a last minute gift . . . . my wife's!

Merry Christmas to Dawk, Jerry and everybody else here. Rob, 36 Celsius at Christmas, lucky if it's 36 Fahrenheit here ;D
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I am playing the right notes . . . . but not necessarily in the right order!


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Merry Christmas from downunder
« Result #8 on Dec 22, 2009, 6:07pm »
I would like to wish everyone here, Dawk, Jerry, members past and present, a very happy and safe Christmas.
Keep playing, discussing and debating all things guitar and all things music guys.
Cheers
Rob
P.S. It's 36 degrees here today and still they play those damm "dashing through the snow..." carols at the shopping centres!! LOL ;)

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OH,,, I THINK HE'S SAYING IT'S (36) CELSIUS THAT (96.8) FAHRENHEIT...

THAT'S IS A BIT WARM EVEN HERE IN ''NEW YORK'' STATE DURING THE SUMMER...

YOURS,,, JOHN''DAWK''STILLWELL...
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Searching: tube power amp emulator
« Result #9 on Dec 21, 2009, 4:59am »
A line level box that could be used instead of the technique of running a tube power amp into a power soak, and then into an effects processor.

The ADA Ampulator is the only product I can think of that ever did that, but it was not highly regarded.

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DAWK SAYS:

THERE'S ALL KINDS OF DIRECT BOXES OUT THERE FOR RECORDING,,, BUT MOST OF THEM
SOUND LIKE CRAP...

TRYING TO GET YOU'RE OWN SOUND FROM YOU'RE OWN AMP USING MIKES IS THE BEST WAY...

ALSO FOR COMPUTER,,, SOFTWARE CALLED ''THE AMP FARM''...

YOURS,,, JOHN''DAWK''STILLWELL...
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Re: New age noiseless single coils
« Result #10 on Dec 19, 2009, 2:18pm »
A major question to me is whether Lindy Fralin's split blades have noticable signal loss on the middle strings - which I've read is the reason this design is not usually attempted on a guitar. His design conceit is the angle at the ends of the blades. The Lace Alumitones are another split coil that works by re-designing the magnetic structure of the pickup - but then you have a dopey passive transformer. Similarly, the G & L Commanche has those split-coil pickups like on a bass guitar, but with rod magnets - it appears to be the instrument EVH used on "Finish What Ya Started."
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