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Terry Sneed

 

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Arkansas,
Post  Posted 19 Jul 2008 12:47 pm    
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I just bought an RV 3. I've read somewhere on the forum that most RV3 users, use the Lloyd Green settings. Will somebody kindly post the settings here please?
Also, I'm lookin for a tube preamp that's very effective, for around $150 or less. Would a dual tube preamp have a better, warmer tone than a single tube? If so, I'd rather have a dual tube. I appreciate any suggestions on a good tube preamp.
Thanks

Terry
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Casey Lowmiller

 

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Kansas
Post  Posted 19 Jul 2008 4:50 pm    
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I found some settings that are supposed to be the Lloyd Green settings. I am away from my RV-3 right now or I would double check them.

Tons of people use the same settings...they sound great. Of course, the more you play around with the RV-3 you might discover a sound you like better.

Here they are according to an old post from Jim Eaton:

From a search of the old electronics forum, here are Lloyd Greens RV-3 settings.
#7 - mode
Mix @ 8:00
Feedback @ 11:00
Delay @ 1:00
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Terry Sneed

 

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Arkansas,
Post  Posted 19 Jul 2008 5:10 pm     Rv 3
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Thanks Casey.

Terry
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