[usergotdeleted]

Originally Posted by xxshawn

Absolutely. It's loud as hell for only being 20w, and you can dial in a bunch of sounds.

For the price, it's definitely worth checking out, even if you just go for the 1 channel version. The two channel version is simply the 1 channel version as the "Crunch" channel, and another distortion channel with a LOT of potential gain to it. I play in an alternative/pop-punk kinda band and I don't turn the Overdrive channel's gain any higher than 3 and it sounds great.

Cool... Yeah I've only heard good things about JC but never played one myself. Have you ever recorded something with that amp?

Will probably buy one next month. And the price is great!

[xxshawn]

Originally Posted by usergotdeleted

Cool... Yeah I've only heard good things about JC but never played one myself. Have you ever recorded something with that amp?

Will probably buy one next month. And the price is great!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmiYxIft_MI
That's the only thing I've got online of me playing it. Recorded with a crappy rock band mic so it's not really the best quality.

[TheDillon]

This is what I'm working with right now...

Guitars:
Fender 72" Thinline Telecaster RI w/ EMG 81/85
Fender Stratocaster HSS
Fender Telecaster
Gibson Eye Guitar

Amp:
Egnater Renegade 212 65W

Pedalboard:
VisualSound h2o
VisualSound Route 66
Boss DD-20 Giga Delay
MXR Distortion+
Boss PH-3 Phase Shifter
Cry Baby Wah Pedal
Boss TU-3 Tuner

[ChrisSvansky]

Guitars:
Fender American Standard Black Strat
Epiphone G-310
Epiphone Wilshire Phant-O-Matic

Amps:
Early 1980's Roland 212 Jazz Chorus
Fender Frontman 212
Some Old Peavy 112

Pedals:
Proco RAT2
Vox Wah
Line 6 DM4
Boss Metal Core
Ibanez Compressor
Korg Multi-Effects Board

[jamarshad741]

how much type of the guitar?

[redsox1988]

GUITARS
Fender Mustang Reissue - this is set up with the highest tension on the bridge so I don't use the tremolo arm, I just "palm" it for a swirly effect
Epiphone SG Copy - I have this strung with 11s, just for a bit of versatility
Gibson Les Paul Studio - not actually mine but my flatmate's, used from time to time for recording

PEDALS
Boss TU-2 Tuner - since I bought it, I don't know how I lived before owning one. A must for live shows and good for recording as it splits the signal through the regular output and the bypass.
EXH LBP-1 - I use this to boost the low output signal from the Mustang's pups before it goes into distortion. Slightly colors the tone by making it a little more low end, which is perfect actually.
EXH Double Muff - Used for biting, crunchy overdrive.
Boss DS-2 - Japanese model. My favorite distortion pedal and I got it for an absolute bargain. Mostly use the DS-1 circuit but for some lead work I'll use the DS-2 circuit for a nice cutting mid-range tone.
Boss FZ-5 Fuzz - I use the first setting (can't remember what it's supposed to be modelling) for a creamy fuzz
Boss Super Chorus
Dunlop Cry Baby Wah
Marshall Jackhammer - for lead work

Currently running it all thru a crappy Line 6 Spider 2.. but looking to get a Vox AC-30 at some point. Also looking to get a decent delay pedal and a reverb pedal, wanna get that shoegazey reverse reverb going.

[Frances69]

I'm saving up for a dual rec and cab at the moment.

[Kbuff]

Just added a true bypass switch to my pedal board. Loving it, so much easier then jumping around the board in the middle of a song.

[Cpt. Geech]

Originally Posted by Kbuff

Just added a true bypass switch to my pedal board. Loving it, so much easier then jumping around the board in the middle of a song.

Nice board and Rick! but, dude...your big muff! its upside down!


Guitars
Gibson Es-339 Limited (black)
Fender American Telecaster (dark burst)
Martin DX (Acoustic)
Taylor 414ce (Acoustic)
Fender mexi Bass (black)

Amps
Orange AD30HTC
Orange PPC4x12
Krank Chadwick 50w

Effects
MXR Carbon Copy
Way Huge Swollen Pickle (LOL)
Big Muff
Fender Volume pedal
Pog2

Piano
M-audio Oxygen61
Korg SP-250

Computer
Digi002
Pro Tools 9
Reason 6


I have too much gear..

[reachforthesun]

true bypass switches are awesome and i really like your setup Kbuff- are there any resonably priced ones out there? last time i was checking, i could only find them incoroprated with the actual board/power supply ($500+)

[Mr.Piano93]

Originally Posted by Kbuff

Just added a true bypass switch to my pedal board. Loving it, so much easier then jumping around the board in the middle of a song.

awesome setup!

[Kbuff]

Originally Posted by reachforthesun

true bypass switches are awesome and i really like your setup Kbuff- are there any resonably priced ones out there? last time i was checking, i could only find them incoroprated with the actual board/power supply ($500+)

Yeah man, I got that one for $100. They are all handmade and take a month or two to get though. Check out http://www.loop-master.com/

[Kbuff]

Originally Posted by Cpt. Geech

Nice board and Rick! but, dude...your big muff! its upside down!

EHX are jerks and put the inputs at the top of their huge pedals :/

[Avastera]

Guitars:
ESP SV-Std - Black (Main)
Epiphone Les Paul Custom (Crappy backup)

I recently just got endorsed by ESP Guitars Australia (via my band Avastera http://www.facebook.com/avasteramusic) so I'll be getting a new ESP very soon!

Amplifier:
MESA BOOGIE Dual Rectifier Head
MESA BOOGIE Rectifier cab 4x12

Pedals:
BOSS NS-2 Noise Supressor
BOSS TR-2 Tremolo
BOSS CE-5 Chorus Ensemble
BOSS DD-3 Digital Delay
IBANEZ Weeping Demon
MAXON OD808 Tubescreamer/Overdrive

[JakeWest187]

- Fender American Deluxe Telecaster
- Fender Custom Mexican Telecaster
- Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier Roadster
- Orange 4x12 cab