FRYETTE PITBULL CL50 Merged profiles with palmer PDI03! Feel free to comment.

Shimmer · May 25th 2015

Hey Guys,

I just made some merged profiles of my fryette pitbull CL50 head with my palmer PDI03 in flat setting. I used 3.02 kemper software version

I think they sound great on my fat bottom cab as well in the studio out here, but really would like you guys opinion about them.

I got three profiles :

Green channel clean

Green channel crunch

Red channel lead

Amp was set in class A and NORMAL mode, guitar used was a james trussart steel caster with arcane inc single coil pickups.

Hope someone enjoys them and feel free to comment on them, im not an expert on profiling so would appreciate feedback.

The second zip file (CL50-2) are the same profiles but with more presence. Some could like these more for studio.

Greets

Shimmer

rdwilson · May 26th 2015

thanks , cant wait to try them..

JerEvil · May 28th 2015

Awesome! I will check these out tonight.

Shimmer · May 29th 2015

Anyone tried them already?

JerEvil · May 29th 2015

Quote from Shimmer

Anyone tried them already?

Not yet but I am still at work! LOL!

I will try these with the Fryette Power Station and ISP Steath through my Splawn cab. Since these are merged it'll be nice to compare the profiles against what I remember my VHT's sounding like!

guitarj · May 29th 2015

I tried them and liked them especially the lead one. I raised the mids a bit, and the treble and presence a tad. Also changed to one of my Tills cabs with decent results.

Thanks!

JerEvil · May 29th 2015

Swapped out the cabs but these sound pretty good a little low end heavy for me but it's an easy adjustment thanks for sharing

Shimmer · May 30th 2015

Hey guys,

Thanks for the feedback!

Hey guitarj, what cab do you use from till? Is it one of the newwer cabpack?

Enjoy!

guitarj · Jun 1st 2015

Yes, it's from the new cablab. Your cab wasn't bad, the Tills cabs are just really good. There are 58, so lots of tonal variety there. Gave me the option to brighten up your profile a little.

Another thing is the Marshall that he used to make the cablab, the high gain ones. I've picked one out from them that is easily one of my favorites... You know, the kind of profile you lock onto and rip for an hour or 2 straight..

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