My Son's HRM

[fltundra]

It's been around three years since I built this HRM, Curious to what you guys think? It hasn't been out of the house much, as my Son's been playing the drums and piano mostly at school. Fuchs reverbrator and all NOS glass. Thanks again!

http://youtu.be/CElzULNz4AE

[10thTx]

Thanks for sharing it! Nice to see a teenager playing a great tube amp! And very cool that you built that for him.

I thought it sounded pretty good. Kind of hard to capture a good recording in an auditorium setting like that but what I heard, I liked.

(Didn't like the vocalist walking all over your son's lead/solo. Not cool!)

With respect, 10thtx

[groovtubin]

Thanks for sharing it! Nice to see a teenager playing a great tube amp! And very cool that you built that for him.

I thought it sounded pretty good. Kind of hard to capture a good recording in an auditorium setting like that but what I heard, I liked.

(Didn't like the vocalist walking all over your son's lead/solo. Not cool!)

With respect, 10thtx

Totally agree, looks very immature, esp w/a guitarist who`s VERY mature for his age! AWESOME amp sound! And player! , My fav at moment is my HRM w/EL-34`s in a MED gain mode, add a EJ fuzz and we are OFF to the MOON! Guys at church say it sounds like Bonnie Raitt.. SO i really can`t complain! Like a nasty old marshall w almost TOO much bass! lol!

[bluesfendermanblues]

Great young band - Very tight and solid - great singing and great playing. Nice

[groovtubin]

Great young band - Very tight and solid - great singing and great playing. Nice

I agree, one HUGE chord change n a vocal change would take that song into stratoshere..they`l get it!