From alenhoff@yahoo.com Mon Jun 02 12:15:19 2003
Subject:Re: Dialing in my CX-3/SE/JBL Eon

>> I turn down the Speakeasy output on the back of the rack mount
unit. >>

My pedal unit doesn't have an output control on the back, but there
is a high/low gain switch on the side. Sorry to sound lame about
this, but is this the same function?

>>I posted my settings on this list and you can probably find them
in the archives. I matched my CX3 with twin SRM450's to my 1963 B3
with twin 145's to almost indistinguishable.>>

Actually, when you made that posting, I copied your settings to a
patch, which I really like, and use quite often. (In fact, your
settings have been "immortalized" on my CX-3 in a patch I've
named "David's B-3.")

Alan

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Alan Lenhoff [mailto:alenhoff@y...]
> Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 11:27 AM
> To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [CWSG] Dialing in my CX-3/SE/JBL Eon
>
> David:
>
> I guess I misstated myself in saying I was looking for "growl."
> Every description I've heard of a well-tuned Classic would meet my
> needs. No Jon Lord sounds needed here. So I don't think that's the
> issue.
>
> You're probably right that I am overdriving the amp. So, what
gets
> turned down? The volume in each patch? The CX-3 master volume?
The
> Speakeasy volume?
>
> What are your settings?
>
> Alan
>
> --- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "David Jacques"
> wrote:
> > You are overdriving you're amp. The Speakeasy does not pop like
> that.
> > Nor does the CX3.
> >
> > The growl you are looking for may be best achieved by the Howler
> tubes.
> > I have both in my stereo unit and for blues and jazz I use the
> classic
> > tubs with the distortion from my CX3, and for classic rock and
the
> Jon
> > Lord type distortion I use the Howler.
> >
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