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I’m proud to own a Super 76 and a Twen 2 from Dynacord, a brand that’s gone from being underrated to legendary. Keeping these machines in top condition is worth every penny to me. I recently showcased the Super 76 on my channel, with more content planned.
Never fell for the klon bs I've used an original klon belonging to a musician friend of mine it's okay..but this way huge conspiracy overdrive is much better you can do more with it ..I still haven't come across or heard any overdrive pedal better than the Electro Harmonix Hot Wax duel overdrive..
OK - let me add my 2 cents. First, the idea of running a patch cable between the two channels gives me the heebie-jeebies. Some amps I guess wont mind but dear God if you try that with some older gear you'll be on eBay looking for new driver tubes. THe problem is you are out of phase. A patch cable will attach + to + and - to - and that is NOT proper bridging. THe idea in a amp bridge is you take + to the cabinet from one amp (or channel) and the - from the second channel. Then you cross the - from channel A to the + of channel B. This is almost always done with identical mono amps (or channels if you amp has 'em). I was blessed and cursed by growing up in Colonia NJ in the 70's. Cursed because they now say all us CHS graduates are getting brain cancer (check the news). Blessed because I studied amp building with a neighbor named Ken Fisher (and if you don't know that name, shame on you - Google it). We played a LOT with bridged amps because Ken was always squeezing wattage out of KT-88's - and bridging DOES combine the wattage of both channels. I recently worked on a MESA Boogie Bass Prodigy (sold it on Reverb, look it up, item # was 77534315) and it had a switch right up front to do exactly when Ken was doing decades ago. TAKE MY ADVICE - if you want to do this, have someone make you the right cables to do it. Again - channel A + to speaker cab, channel B - to cabinet, and A - tied to B + (be careful saying B+ around amp builders, it means something shockingly different).
you sound amazing.I have an '83 Cimar, it's amazing. It looks a lot like yours except with a less fender-like headstock. Also that guitar is no rat-rod.That sounds professional quality. Also it helps that you are a very good player
Like the Way Huge, video is great. Im on a Ceriatone days right now, touring Spain. Like 2 go with clones on stage, have to sounds or stack em together or with the old TS ... IS about Way Huge or Archer ... not the same prince. Thanks.
I could have sworn up & Down you are a 2A channel guy. I am not just going to come out and say it. Are you?? I like you guitar & amp choices as well. Thank you great video.
I got my TR-X Tremelo used in excellent condition for £95...I also bought the phaser and the 30th anniversary ODR which sounds amazing. I don't have the original 90s ODR, but I did buy the bass cut and the none bass cut pedal...I'm after the 10th and 20th anniversary pedals now... Nice demo bud...
Superb. What a great video. These are such good amps! That fully cranked sound wasn't a million miles away from the Hendrixy, Voodoo Chile, Bassman thing, especially if it had a Strat put into it, obvs. The one thing I couldn't get over though was the pickups in that Tele....can't believe they are rail pickups - sounds more like a proper Tele than a proper Tele does. Great playing too, I could've watched/listened to this all day.
