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Topic: Henriksen Bud Six for PSG? |
Jerome Reinan
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Salida, Colorado, USA
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Posted 11 Jan 2025 1:44 pm |
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Has anyone tried a Henriksen Bud Six or Ten with pedal steel? I have a pickup truck sized twin speaker Webb and I thought something a bit more portable might be nice for travel. I see great things posted about Henriksen in classic guitar forums but wasn’t sure how it would work for pedal. Thanks.
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Larry Dering
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Missouri, USA
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Posted 12 Jan 2025 7:25 pm
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| I thought there was a video on YouTube demonstrated a couple guitars and a pedal steel. My personal thoughts were using a extension speaker may be necessary. Those videos are under some ideal recording techniques. |
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Jack Kilbride
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North Carolina, USA
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Posted 13 Jan 2025 11:31 am
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I have actually. They work as well for steel as they do Jazz Guitar. It's a little bit dark, and the small speaker makes it sound slightly boxy to me. But they are portable, convenient, and clean. The Reverb is all right. If you wanna save a buck, try the DV Mark Little Jazz. I use that for practice in my apartment.
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David Wren
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Placerville, California, USA
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Posted 14 Jan 2025 2:45 pm
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Played for years with a lead player (Larry Park), who used the Henricksen alone in a cafe venue... but added a 12" EV to the external for all other gigs... with the external speaker... sounded killer!
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Paul Seager
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Augsburg, Germany
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Posted 15 Jan 2025 6:52 am
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| Jack Kilbride wrote: |
| I have actually. They work as well for steel as they do Jazz Guitar. It's a little bit dark, and the small speaker makes it sound slightly boxy to me. But they are portable, convenient, and clean. The Reverb is all right. If you wanna save a buck, try the DV Mark Little Jazz. I use that for practice in my apartment. |
I borrowed the Combo with the 10" speaker and agree with all of Jack's comments, apart from "boxy" - perhaps the larger speaker makes the difference. My usual, small amp is also a Little Jazz and I often used that with a DV 12" ext. box for gigs. Both amps are very clean but the Henriksen's Reverb is far better.
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