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Posts by RistraTone
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Thanks guys! Armin, Your method of profiling the harvard feels very real to me, and its nice to be able to dial through the profiles and virtually adjust the controls of the amp itself. Is there a chance of a tweed Princeton in our future?
Great song and playing!
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Cool! Will have to try these. Did you use the 609 for all of the profiles?
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I like the ones by chadrides on the exchange - 4 to choose from
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Love the Harvard!
Here's a fingerstyle tele recording I made of a great song from the same era 1950s with one of your mid-volume profilesThanks for your great work!
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I just bought your Harvard - and man it is awesome - great job and thank you!
Your new profiling technique is a winner, and I'm hoping for some more small vintage amps from you in the future!
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Very cool - looking forward to checking these out, thanks!
Found a little more info on the KMD:
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Yes please
Sounds great! Did you use the R121 for these as well? Thanks! -
Great sounding clip, great playing and great video!
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Some pics from the Rig Pack 02 sessions.
I've done some more shots but they are toooo blurryMF
Great to see some images of the amps behind the profiles!
It's like a new show: "Before they were profiles..."
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BTW, Anybody know when this new "Aliasing (block)" feature will be added to the Axe?
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Awesome! Interestingly, I was playing Bill's Kay profile the night before the new rig pack was released, REALLY digging it, and thinking to myself "man, I'd really love to see some more unique and unusual profiles like this - access to these kind of sounds is one of many areas where the KPA really shines". And here comes this new pack of rigs -
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"It is always better to improve and strengthen your own line or knowledge than to try and cut your opponent's line."
- Ed Parker (via Joe Hyams)One of my favorite lessons, from a great book - seems appropriate to share it here:
http://www.kenpokarate.ie/feature_articles/line/Now, back to enjoying my Kemper!
