From tombitondo@optonline.net Wed Nov 08 19:34:09 2006
Subject:Re: Sound Files of Speakeasy Absolute Modeling Amp and NEW 600 WATT ROADBOX IV!

Hi David,
Wonderful playing! Your keyboard parts really "fit" in what the tunes called for.
Also, you really got a wide variety of tone out of the organ.
I'm curious - how did you control the "gain" from the modeling amp? Did the "grind" kick
in as you increased the organ (swell pedal) volume?
I guess what I'm asking is, In other words, was it a "set it and forget it" approach where
you dialed in the tone based on organ output -- or did you physically work the volume on
the Speakeasy?
Thanks in advance --
Tom Bitondo
PS - I'm ordering my modeling amp soon -- I'll be running my CX-3 through it, like so:
CX-3 --> internal sim --> speakeasy vintage tube preamp --> Absolute Modeling Amp
--> Barbetta amp.
While I was talking to Steve Hayes he mentioned that they just developed a NEW ROADBOX
amp; 600 watts! I believe it's called the Roadbox IV.
Boy, if that can't create a stage presence, I don't know what will!
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--- In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, "David Jacques" wrote:
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> For those who want to hear the Speakeasy Absolute Modeling Amp in a live
> situation, I have posted two songs files from our gig at Martini Blues.
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> Please be kind as the organ playing is not exactly up to snuff (yeah, it's
> me)... Also, you will hear a lot of snare buzz as this is a two mike
> recording and the stage left microphone is close to the Leslie and snare
> drum. But you will definitely hear the grind on People Get Ready...
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> Here is the link...
> http://www.csulb.edu/~djacques/page_maverick_muse_songs.htm
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> Enjoy
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