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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 12 Jul 2021 6:14 am    
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Awhile back there was a sheet with pro amp
Settings on it buddy emmons, Mr Green,
Tommy White ect. Can anyone Post it please

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Dale Foreman

 

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Post  Posted 13 Jul 2021 2:15 pm     Tommy White 112 settings
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http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1504/1235_image_23.jpg



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Erv Niehaus


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Post  Posted 14 Jul 2021 7:44 am    
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I believe that chart was for the Session 500.
This might be the one you have in mind. Very Happy
Erv

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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 14 Jul 2021 8:58 am     Pro,s amp settings on Nashville 400 amp
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Thanks. Erv and everyone for info

Paul
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Doug Earnest


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Post  Posted 14 Jul 2021 10:47 am    
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The question was for settings for a Nashville 400.

So far we have a picture of some settings on a Nashville 112, a shot of a page from the manual for a Session 400 Limited, and a chart for a bunch of Session 500 settings from one of Scotty's Steel Guitar Conventions.

Are these the same as for a Nashville 400???
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Larry Dering


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 6:34 am    
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There was a chart like the one Erv posted for the Nashville 1000. I have it somewhere.
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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 6:56 am     Pro,s amp settings on Nashville 400 amp
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i just need settings for nashville 400 amp.

thanks
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Norman Evans


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 2:19 pm    
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Larry Dering


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 3:35 pm    
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Taken from Buddy's web pages.

Buddy's Peavey Amp Settings
(For either a Nashville 400 or a Vegas 400)

BASS 3 O'CLOCK MID 12 NOON
SHIFT 12 NOON TREBLE 10 O' CLOCK
PRESENCE 2 O'CLOCK
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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 3:53 pm     Pro,s amp settings on Nashville
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Thank you Larry Very Happy that's what I was looking for

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Dale Foreman

 

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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 3:58 pm     Replies
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I’m sorry I didn’t provide specifically what y’all were looking for. Just thought I’d throw out various amp settings to give y’all while I was looking around for the NV 400.
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Larry Dering


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2021 4:29 pm    
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You're welcome Paul. I don't have a Nashville 400 but I tried this on my session 400 and of course had to tweak it from there.
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Jim Sliff


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Post  Posted 19 Jul 2021 12:51 pm    
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As an amp tech and player - guide settings are generally useless.

The sound will change in every venue that is differently-shaped; differently sized; composed of different wall materials (flat drywall; walls covered with stuff"; glass doors or windows; seating size and positioning; raised or floor-level stage; ceiling height and shape etc etc etc

And when I say the sound will change I mean it will change dramatically in many cases.

Learn how YOUR guitar works with YOUR amp in each different situation. Otherwise your "guide" settings will simply guide you into awful tone. Don't learn how other players use their gear - learn how to use your own!
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Paul Wade


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Post  Posted 19 Jul 2021 1:26 pm    
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Jim Sliff wrote:
As an amp tech and player - guide settings are generally useless.

The sound will change in every venue that is differently-shaped; differently sized; composed of different wall materials (flat drywall; walls covered with stuff"; glass doors or windows; seating size and positioning; raised or floor-level stage; ceiling height and shape etc etc etc

And when I say the sound will change I mean it will change dramatically in many cases.

Learn how YOUR guitar works with YOUR amp in each different situation. Otherwise your "guide" settings will simply guide you into awful tone. Don't learn how other players use their gear - learn how to use your own!

Jim thank you very informative from you thank you sir....

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