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Billy Murdoch

 

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Glasgow, Scotland, U.K.
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2004 11:27 am    
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I have had a nashville 1000 for quite some time and it is great for pedal steel.I also do a bit on six stringers and I have never been able to get a "good" tone from the amp for guitar,is it the EQ range?
I am seriousely considering a Nashville 112 primeraly for the lesser weight and since it has had good reviews in this Forum.
Can anyone comment on the tone of this amp when used for playing guitar?
I really do not want to go down the road of buying external EQ devices and such,I am quite happy using a delay only.
Best regards
Billy
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Tony Prior


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Charlotte NC
Post  Posted 27 Sep 2004 1:35 pm    
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Hey Billy..I had the same opinion/feeling..I liked the N1000 well enoguh for Steel but never found my "Tele' or Strat" tone..

I recently sold the N1000 and went back to a N400. I have played Tele' with the N400's before and it was closer to what I like than the N1000..but I may just bring along a Bandit 65..or just bring the Fender Hot Rod Deville 2x12 which I really like for Steel and certainly love for the Tele..

All these decisions..geesh..

t

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Garth Highsmith

 

Post  Posted 27 Sep 2004 1:57 pm    
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[This message was edited by Garth Highsmith on 09 January 2006 at 08:51 PM.]

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