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Mike Bowles


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Princeton, West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2013 12:42 pm    
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i have a 75 fender twin would i gain anything by using my bb along with my lexicon dual mpx100 with this amp or would i be adding something else to transport i also have a nv1000 with a profex and cube 80xl that i dont care for i sold my nv112. after getting the vintage twin.
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Lane Gray


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Topeka, KS
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2013 3:15 pm    
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Thought 1) When I play my Twin, the Lexicon stays in the bedroom, the onboard reverb, Mutron and Boss Tone are all the effects I need.

Thought 2) From reading Brad's words on similar topics, I'd say you'll have something to gain by putting the BB in front of the Lexicon.

Thought 3) Why ask us? Set up some 15-20 feet from the Twin, and A/B it yourself. Choose whichever YOU think sounds good.
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Mike Bowles


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Princeton, West Virginia, USA
Post  Posted 31 Dec 2013 6:39 pm     bb
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thanks lane i will do that just havent had much time lately taking care of dad he has been very sick he is 84yrs young when he saw my steel he made me play for him first thing he said was i sure like the sound of that im gonna get me one.
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