ODS HRM in a Rock band, clips

[Bob-I]

We hear so many jazzy type clips where these amps sound awesome, but they're also useful in Rock settings. I use a Peavey VT combo converted to Dumble HRM in a 2x12 combo, EMi Swamp Thang/Tonker. The Tonker is miked through the PA. for most of the gig I played a Tex-Mex Strat with Fralin PU's, some songs I used an Epi Sheriton with Loller's. No effects other than the reverb.

For this recording I hung a simple dynamic mike about 5 feet in front of the FOH and a second over the stage. These were plugged into an Alesis ProTrack which records direct to .wav on an iPod.

http://www.sweettoothband.com/mp3/Cold% ... 20Holy.mp3

More recordings on the web site. Use the Jukebox in the top frame.

[phalanges]

Sounds rockin' !
Grind-y with good depth and definition.

[Bob-I]

Thx, but 74 views and one comment. Here's a pic of the singer, maybe that'll draw some comments.

[heisthl]

Wait a minute - is this the skirted knobs thread?

[dano-rator]

Wait a minute - is this the skirted knobs thread?

I can't really tell from the picture, but it seems like a possibility.

Sounds rockin'! Grind-y with good depth and definition.

I agree, very pleasing overdrive tone!

[glasman]

Nice.... and the amp sounds good to0 .

But seriously folks, I have always thought the HRM amps had a better R&R feel to them. The bottom end note definition is much superior to my ears than say a skyline non-HRM.

Gary

[talbany]

But seriously folks, I have always thought the HRM amps had a better R&R feel to them. The bottom end note definition is much superior to my ears than say a skyline non-HRM.

AMEN!!



Tony VVT

[wjdunham]

Nice! Oh, and the tone is great too... Love the Led Zeppelin cover, always one of my favorite Zep songs. I usually have to use a pedal to that much crunch.
Bill

[Bob-I]

Nice.... and the amp sounds good to0 .

But seriously folks, I have always thought the HRM amps had a better R&R feel to them. The bottom end note definition is much superior to my ears than say a skyline non-HRM.

Gary

Yepper. I love that HRM for Rock n ROLL.

[Bob-I]

Wait a minute - is this the skirted knobs thread?

Pants... she wears pants... literally and figuratively

[Bob-I]

Wait a minute - is this the skirted knobs thread?

I can't really tell from the picture, but it seems like a possibility.

Head over to our web site. I posted a to of pictures yesterday.

Sounds rockin'! Grind-y with good depth and definition.

I agree, very pleasing overdrive tone![/quote]

Thx, guitar > cord > amp... excellent.

[stelligan]

That HRM rawks! I agree with the others that have said an HRM does a better job for this kind of stuff. Sounds good.