Forum Replies Created
-
+1 on the Sovtek users… i have a Mig-50 and i can say its one of the most interesting amps i have used.. very loud for its wattage, loads of headroom to let your pedalboard shine! i currently use both channels on my amp (one for clean & one extremely loud and dirty for that extra umph…)
i d love to get a matching cab but i cant find any in Greece or somewhere near-by in Europe for that matter… so if anyone has any info on that please let me know!
in other news, sovtek amps really seem to like sovtek muffs
i love these threads
so for all lovers of heavy i m currently spinning these little huge gems….
Toner Low debut… take a listen here-> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfeZsikgOXo
Suma – Ashes (2010)… take a listen here-> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QL7xvrhpZ38and of course one should never forget the O)))
[img]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_FrYnE0kAuho/Rxt0HsV1P5I/AAAAAAAAAMA/UCA3UyS6hGM/s320/blackone.JPG[/img]
Sunn o)))- Black One … take a listen here -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIR1KfKXH6s
a must for all soundshaping addicts i might add
found it on a great bargain on Ebay… i just love this little giant
Lots of headroom for my pedals to work and it came with some weird but very sweeeeeeeeeeet sounding russian radar tubes( nah i m just saying, dont really know if they came from a radar!) which i m gonna ride for as long as i can, before changing them for EHX ones…
Goes well with my Orange cab (4×12 with V30s) and it is as loud as the golden voice of socialism…needless to say that along with the russian muff you can create the best stoney doom low-end heaviness
the russian muff runs smoothly with the octave multiplexer as long as you have the blend knob in “a sweat spot” to prevent it from gnarling… how ever even if you cant tell i have the muff FIRST in my chain allthough its is last on the board. the OM likes a strong bassy signal so they make a pretty nice sound which i use more than often.
i m searching for a stone but i havent decided what version i would like… i have heard that the russian one is very smooth… any help on this would be greatly appreciated
and many thanks to Cryabetes for the whole “mount-a-small-pedal-on-a-big-pedal” idea.. saved me a lot of space
this topic is getting beyond ridiculous…
you can find protocols that match any power input in any sort of pedal nowadays! i have my russian muff (the one without the power input) link to a Cioks Big John with a little cable that has a “match” for the two thingies (how technical am I???) that you put the battery on.at the moment the music/electronic gear developers have a solution for all your problems!
stop whining and enjoy the sound man… nobody really falls for that “use my adapter or you get killed” anyways so why make a big fuzz (pun intended!) about it???@ Mr Grim
i dont know if all russian bballs are better sounding than the nano version. maybe mine has “character”! i compared them nevertheless in a guitar shop nearby my house and the difference was there, but when/if you get the nano version do a quick review&compare;so we know if the rule applies to all pedals
@ friedjesseradio the small stone is on my to-buy list already
is nano version the same with the old big-chassis one?Hi fellow EHX- and Tech-heads! (new kid on the block)
for your kind eyes i give you the latest version of my little trainLet me know what you think and any tips/tricks/hints are more than welcome…
so for all lovers of heavy i m currently spinning these little huge gems….
