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Topic: Fender ToneMaster Twin Reverb users |
Brooks Montgomery
From:
Idaho, USA
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Posted 9 Sep 2023 7:46 am |
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| Dave Stagner wrote: |
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| Big Jim Murphy and Redd Volkaert is a wonderful schooling on how a band should sound. Not only the steel tone but the sound and style of Redd on that Telecaster is my desired guitar tone. That's some fine music for listening. |
That drumming, too! I want to find a drummer who can just play a snare drum with brushes, nothing else, and fill out a whole band sound. |
Yes, if only we could clone Larry Atamanuick. (Alison Krauss Union Station & many others)
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A banjo, like a pet monkey, seems like a good idea at first. |
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David Rogerson
From:
Victoria, Australia
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Posted 9 Sep 2023 11:48 pm
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| I've just taken delivery of a Fender ToneMaster Twin & found the overall sound to be clear and punchy. After spending an hour experimenting with the tone controls and getting used the amp, I am experiencing a "harshness" when I play B & C, strings 3,4,5 up around the 15th fret area that is a bit distracting. Has anyone else found this and if so what did you do minimise it? |
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Larry Dering
From:
Missouri, USA
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Posted 10 Sep 2023 3:09 am
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It will take a good bit of playing for the speakers to break in to sweeten the tone, plus a lot of knob tweaks. Depending on your pickup and your attack tones will vary. I'm playing a Derby SD10 3x5 with a E66 pickup, Sarno Black box, Goodrich passive volume pedal into the reverb channel. My settings are with bright switch off. But I often run an outboard reverb and delay. My best tone to date was with a Peavey Profex II into front with its 3B Eq, reverb and delay. I also downloaded Fender updated reverb that made the amps reverb more useful.
V 5.5
T 5,5
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