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Topic: Milkman 85W Pedal Steel amp video - Rittenberry Prestige |
Tim Marcus
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 14 May 2014 3:45 pm |
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| The sound...the sustain...it's like it went in every direction and would continue to do so if WD hadn't stopped. That was a superb demonstration of a "great guitar and amp". I'd like to hear that stuff in the front row. |
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Tim Marcus
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Posted 15 May 2014 8:15 am
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| Daniel Policarpo wrote: |
| I'd like to hear that stuff in the front row. |
funny you mention that, because in the "lack of love thread" the trend seemed to be that the audience would never know the difference which amp was used 
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Mike Wheeler
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Posted 15 May 2014 8:57 am
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Yeah, there are some who actually believe that. I, for one, don't. I agree the audience won't know "what" is causing the sounds they hear, but they ABSOLUTELY DO notice what pleases their ears. Getting a sound that they like is the whole goal, or should be. So, if some boutique amp gets you there, more power to you. If wrapping tin foil around the amp handle gets you there, go for it.
The audience won't care one bit HOW you do it, just THAT you do it for them.
IMHO
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Tim Marcus
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Posted 15 May 2014 9:09 am
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happy musician = happy audience
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Tom Wolverton
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Posted 15 May 2014 9:59 am
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Tim, is that a head version of the 85 Watt steel amp? Do you have a spring reverb tank in that head?
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Tim Marcus
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Daniel Policarpo
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Posted 15 May 2014 11:40 am
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| Tim Marcus wrote: |
funny you mention that, because in the "lack of love thread" the trend seemed to be that the audience would never know the difference which amp was used |
I think an audience that is paying attention would. As much as I really like the videos from past steel guitar conventions that members post (big thankyou!), that Peavey sound does get old after a while when every single player is going through the same sound. My ears get fatigued just thinking about it.
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Jim Newberry
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Posted 15 May 2014 12:35 pm
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Fine work, Tim!
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Matt Elsen
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Deer Harbor, Orcas Island, WA
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Posted 15 May 2014 5:17 pm
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Ahh, that sounded great! Nice playing, Wayne. Great sounding amp, Tim.
Thanks to all for posting this. |
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Larry Behm
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Posted 17 May 2014 8:12 am
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I talked to Gary Rittenberry Thurs and he shared with me some of the in's and out's of the new guitar, got to love the Rit.
Larry Behm
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Fish
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Posted 24 May 2014 5:48 am
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| To Wayne Dahl: go cat! You have a cool, original style. Great playing from you. |
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