Pignose portable v.2

Thanks for the feedback, I've had a second go and profiled it Open and also DI - taking the Pre Amp Input - with the knob at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock. And as it says in the video back off the volume when distorting to clean things up.

Just put up a Profile of this little chap - I'm not sure whether amps have genders, what's the concensus?
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I first played one in the late 70's and this was hiding in a mates Shed/Studio. Put some batteries in - nothing, went to Maplins, bought a 9v adapter and it sprang into life.

They can be a little unrulely but this is captured nice and clean: http://soundcloud.com/neilconn…nose-soundclip-9-oct-2012
If there is demand I'll try and profile it at louder volumes and the pre-amp only.

Neil

Don,

Good point, I read about that after I profiled it - will see if i can capture any difference.

For those who like to rock you can hear the range from fuzz to clean via volume control

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4f76ng49wA

Neil

Re I can't wait to try harmonica through this profile - which slot would be used to
filter and get the sugar maple charcoal in large wooden vats prior to aging effect....?

Neil

Dear Sorefingers, you absolutely right. Attemped it last night and driven it sounds spot on for the blues. Have you had a go yet? Should be good for slide too..

Neil

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Here's the key to that Seasick Steve tone:
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I can't wait to try harmonica through this profile. The Pignose is one of the best harp amps around.

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