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Interesting tone

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sorry if this was posted previously
not sure what amp is used, but interesting tones/technique...
volume seems low

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0384436967
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dcribbs1412 wrote:sorry if this was posted previously
not sure what amp is used, but interesting tones/technique...
volume seems low

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0384436967
Scott is one of the best out there. I know he has a bandmaster modded by H.A. Dumble but I have never seen he's using it on the road. He has done most of his gigs and clinics with Custom Audio amps and pasts years with Suhr, which is I believe is more plexi based.
How interesting this all is, it isn't Dumble...
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erwin_ve wrote:
dcribbs1412 wrote:sorry if this was posted previously
not sure what amp is used, but interesting tones/technique...
volume seems low

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0384436967
Scott is one of the best out there. I know he has a bandmaster modded by H.A. Dumble but I have never seen he's using it on the road. He has done most of his gigs and clinics with Custom Audio amps and pasts years with Suhr, which is I believe is more plexi based.
How interesting this all is, it isn't Dumble...
He preferred head is still the handwired SH100. He does have an Ultra Bassman he used to use on a few tunes. Live these days for long trips he usually takes a Hot Rod Deluxe because of the size. He only uses the clean channel with a G12-65 and adds one more pedal for his solo stuff
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erwin_ve wrote:
dcribbs1412 wrote:sorry if this was posted previously
not sure what amp is used, but interesting tones/technique...
volume seems low

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0384436967
Scott is one of the best out there. I know he has a bandmaster modded by H.A. Dumble but I have never seen he's using it on the road. He has done most of his gigs and clinics with Custom Audio amps and pasts years with Suhr, which is I believe is more plexi based.
How interesting this all is, it isn't Dumble...
He preferred head is still the handwired SH100. He does have an Ultra Bassman he used to use on a few tunes. Live these days for long trips he usually takes a Hot Rod Deluxe because of the size. He only uses the clean channel with a G12-65
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Husky wrote:
He preferred head is still the handwired SH100. He does have an Ultra Bassman he used to use on a few tunes. Live these days for long trips he usually takes a Hot Rod Deluxe because of the size. He only uses the clean channel with a G12-65 and adds one more pedal for his solo stuff
Thanks for the info
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Here is a picture of his rig:

http://www.scotthenderson.net/geartxt.htm

There is a send control built into the amp so I'm guessing it isn't a lot different than the active buffers we use. Whether it is driven by one of those tubes or discreet I can't say -- but there is definitely some post PI activity in the signal path. Good luck with your investigation, Skip
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