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OD-3 is my favorite all-around overdrive. It would be even better in black.
What Amp Are You Playing Today?
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I’ve only been playing about 3 years but it’s become an obsession. I usually play 2-4 hours everyday. I think I want to trade the acoustic amp in on an AER Compact 60/4 and add a Fender ‘65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue. Any thoughts? Should I be looking at something else? I’m a home player only, at least until I master twinkle twinkle little star and move on to page 2 in the lesson book.
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Ditto that is like the Anniversary edition
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This morning I’ll mainly be using my Blackstar Dept 10 Amped 2 100 W Amp & Effects Pedal 
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Mark V:35 into the Marshall for those big boy tubes
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Ceriatone King Kong 50 into creamback loaded 2x12 + blackbird loaded 2x12. 
Both cabs are oversized, so it's equivalent to a chest high 4x12.
Both cabs are oversized, so it's equivalent to a chest high 4x12.
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Not familiar with the brand, but wow, does it look good. I saw some internal gut shots of a Starwood from a Google search. Very nice!
Congrats and enjoy!
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Just got back from a jazz jam session. Brought my archtop and used one of the venue’s backline amps, a Roland JC-120.
It’s kinda loud snd glassy amp, so for jazz I use the Lo input, with volume at 12:00, and use the guitar knob to adjust it as needed.
For tone, bass is all the way down and mid at around 8:00, which keeps it just at the edge of feedback. Treble is at 10:00, with a splash of reverb, except on Watermelon Man, for which I reach back and raise the reverb to 11:00 for my ad-lib, then back to 7.
This venue also has a Tonemaster, but it was on the other side of the stage tonight.
It’s kinda loud snd glassy amp, so for jazz I use the Lo input, with volume at 12:00, and use the guitar knob to adjust it as needed.
For tone, bass is all the way down and mid at around 8:00, which keeps it just at the edge of feedback. Treble is at 10:00, with a splash of reverb, except on Watermelon Man, for which I reach back and raise the reverb to 11:00 for my ad-lib, then back to 7.
This venue also has a Tonemaster, but it was on the other side of the stage tonight.
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How are you finding the X88ir?
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Mark Bartel is an artist. He is the founder of Tone King amplifiers, before selling it. His Bartel line of amps are built solely by him.
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Thanks for the info. That explains the impeccable turret board construction and build quality.
I just noticed that the top section of the gut shot is actually a hinged lid.
I was originally thinking of getting the Roseland, but after doing some research...went with the Starwood. It's a grail amp for sure, at least for me.
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