teokiatuan
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hello. randolf. how much to keeley a ds1?
Randolf Arriola (embryo) Guitar Gear 101
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PatheinRaindropMoe
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Woahhh, sibey power, i is going!
embryo
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SUBSTATION proudly presents - LIBRATIONS OF THE MOON
18 August, 7pm
The Substation Theatre
Admission: $21 pre-sale from The Substation Box Office or $28 at the door
Librations of the Moon is a creative collaboration between three musicians seeking to explore the boundaries of their respective craft. Drifting between ambient acoustic melodies, analog sound, looping and electro-industrial verberations, librations of the moon chafes the edges musical scapes, bringing the performers and the audience out of familiar territory and into new and wonderful nuances of sound through the melding of three extremely disparate profiles.
This event marks the first time Darren Ng (aka Sonicbrat), Randolf Arriola (aka The Embryo) and Zul Mahmod have worked together.
Tickets are going at $21 prior to date of performance and $28 at the door. For reserve bookings please email Terence at plasticblackspecs@gmail.com
18 August, 7pm
The Substation Theatre
Admission: $21 pre-sale from The Substation Box Office or $28 at the door
Librations of the Moon is a creative collaboration between three musicians seeking to explore the boundaries of their respective craft. Drifting between ambient acoustic melodies, analog sound, looping and electro-industrial verberations, librations of the moon chafes the edges musical scapes, bringing the performers and the audience out of familiar territory and into new and wonderful nuances of sound through the melding of three extremely disparate profiles.
This event marks the first time Darren Ng (aka Sonicbrat), Randolf Arriola (aka The Embryo) and Zul Mahmod have worked together.
Tickets are going at $21 prior to date of performance and $28 at the door. For reserve bookings please email Terence at plasticblackspecs@gmail.com
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embryo
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Hey Daryl how's tings? 
Ok so like the performance this coming monday nite will be anywhere between a micro pompeii or micro pulse. The Libration of the Moon is nicely aligned on the 18th Aug 2008 which happens to be monday....speaking for myself I figured why not monday nite?
Come by if u can to witness and be a part of a collective of beautiful
brave ideas blooming into execution
So seeya when I see ya.
Let me know more by email what's goin on with ur AC30 amp and we'll take it from there. Keep rockin dude.
Ok so like the performance this coming monday nite will be anywhere between a micro pompeii or micro pulse. The Libration of the Moon is nicely aligned on the 18th Aug 2008 which happens to be monday....speaking for myself I figured why not monday nite?
Come by if u can to witness and be a part of a collective of beautiful
brave ideas blooming into execution
So seeya when I see ya.
Let me know more by email what's goin on with ur AC30 amp and we'll take it from there. Keep rockin dude.
trianglebiscuit
New member
hey randolf, matt here.
i mailed you about a sovtek tube midget head that needs some repairs and probably a checkup.
do you have spare input jacks available? need to replace the on board plastic ones : /
i mailed you about a sovtek tube midget head that needs some repairs and probably a checkup.
do you have spare input jacks available? need to replace the on board plastic ones : /
embryo
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LIBRATIONS of the MOON
An intimate evening of shifting alignments in sound and mood textures.
Feat. Darren, Randolf and Zul
Live at Substation 18 Aug 8pm
Hey there fellas, Librations of the Moon is happening this coming Monday. Why Monday? Hey Why Not!?
Ok so if you haven't gotten your tickets yet, do get them soon. You can either get it at The Substation Box Office or if you're too lazy, contact Terence of Substation to make reservations. For those who don't know what it's about. It's featuring 3 musicians/sound artist from 3 different fields of music/sound. The performers info is below and samples can be heard at their myspace site. Check it out.
More info can be found at the following websites
http://sonicbrat.wordpress.com/gigs/librations/
http://www.new.facebook.com/event.php?eid=24771957260
http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2008/08/liberations-of-moon.html
Terence (of Substation)
plasticblackspecs@gmail.com
91813142
LIBRATIONS OF THE MOON
Librations of the Moon is a collaboration between three musicians seeking to explore the boundaries of their own craft. Drifting between ambient acoustic melodies, analog sound, looping and electro-industrial verberations, librations of the moon chafes the edges musical scapes, bringing the performers and the audience out of
familiar territory and into new and wonderful nuances of sound through the melding of three extremely disparate profiles.
This also marks the first time Darren, Randolf and Zul have worked together.
Featuring
Darren on broken piano + sampling + audio pricessing
Randolf on guitar + looper + voice
Zul on DIY analogue synthesis + audio processing
Details
Date: 18th August 2008, Monday
Time: 8pm
Venue: The Substation Theatre
45 Armenian Street
Singapore 179936
Admission: $21 pre sales / $28 at door
Contact: plasticblackspecs@gmail.com
Samples of their works can be heard here
Zul – http://www.myspace.com/grumpyemotionaldumbmalayboy
Darren – http://www.myspace.com/s0nicbrat
Randolf - http://www.myspace.com/theembryo
*Performers' info below
Performers Info:
Zulkifle Mahmod, also known as GEDMB, is at the forefront of a generation of sound-media artists in Singapore's contemporary art development. An Associate Artist at the alternative art space The Substation, Zul's practice signals a more encompassing and expanded visual arts sensory experience.
Adopting a multi-disciplinary/multi-genre approach, that also include drawings, prints, sculptures and ready-mades, Zul has exhibited in Singapore, Thailand, Germany, Japan, Vietnam, Moscow, China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Norway and Finland. His "Stilt" series forms part of The Swissotel Stamford Singapore's permanent art collection. His notable initiatives include an industrial-sound inspired soundtrack in conjunction with an Antoni Tapies exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum and a series of 5 sound performances (False Securities, 2005) using binaural field recordings and digitally processed sounds.
Darren Ng, also known as SONICBRAT, is a believer in poetic imperfection and most of his music is performed and recorded on the fly without multi-tracking. Darren is a Singapore-based sound artist and music composer whose electro-acoustic sound-bites have established him as one of the most sought after sound designers and music composers/arrangers in the local theatre and art scene, and whose sound is one that critics have described as part primordial and part industrial. His works have been compared to Erik Satie and Martin Denny by international music reviewers from UK (WIRE: Ken Hollings) and Hong Kong (Hompy). Trained in classical piano, he has ventured into the digital realm of sampling, Musique Concrete, acousmatic music, digital and analogue synthesis, bringing a new sonic experience for his listeners. Sonicbrat has been earning him an audio signature in the underground music movement.
He is currently an Associate Sound Designer for The Finger Players Ltd.
Randolf Arriola, also known as THE EMBRYO is a professional singer, songwriter, guitarist, arranger, producer, sonic tweaker, live looper from Singapore. The Embryo is Randolf's creative vehicle for his personal original musical works. An admirer and follower of great works of cultural and social relevant human expression that transcend trends and eras. His creative motivation is to communicate with and move the audience. Born and raised in Singapore and musically self taught, he continues to create music that stirs the mind, heart and soul. Earlier in Oct 2007 Randolf was a featured performer at the Y2K7 International Live Looping Festival at Santa Cruz North California USA. His performance was greeted with a standing ovation by the fellow artists and attendees and was awarded the key to the city of Santa Cruz by Mayor Emily Reily. His trip was supported by the National Arts Council of Singapore. The Embryo is currently recording its long overdue and much anticipated collection of songs and sounds.
An intimate evening of shifting alignments in sound and mood textures.
Feat. Darren, Randolf and Zul
Live at Substation 18 Aug 8pm
Hey there fellas, Librations of the Moon is happening this coming Monday. Why Monday? Hey Why Not!?
Ok so if you haven't gotten your tickets yet, do get them soon. You can either get it at The Substation Box Office or if you're too lazy, contact Terence of Substation to make reservations. For those who don't know what it's about. It's featuring 3 musicians/sound artist from 3 different fields of music/sound. The performers info is below and samples can be heard at their myspace site. Check it out.
More info can be found at the following websites
http://sonicbrat.wordpress.com/gigs/librations/
http://www.new.facebook.com/event.php?eid=24771957260
http://matrixsynth.blogspot.com/2008/08/liberations-of-moon.html
Terence (of Substation)
plasticblackspecs@gmail.com
91813142
LIBRATIONS OF THE MOON
Librations of the Moon is a collaboration between three musicians seeking to explore the boundaries of their own craft. Drifting between ambient acoustic melodies, analog sound, looping and electro-industrial verberations, librations of the moon chafes the edges musical scapes, bringing the performers and the audience out of
familiar territory and into new and wonderful nuances of sound through the melding of three extremely disparate profiles.
This also marks the first time Darren, Randolf and Zul have worked together.
Featuring
Darren on broken piano + sampling + audio pricessing
Randolf on guitar + looper + voice
Zul on DIY analogue synthesis + audio processing
Details
Date: 18th August 2008, Monday
Time: 8pm
Venue: The Substation Theatre
45 Armenian Street
Singapore 179936
Admission: $21 pre sales / $28 at door
Contact: plasticblackspecs@gmail.com
Samples of their works can be heard here
Zul – http://www.myspace.com/grumpyemotionaldumbmalayboy
Darren – http://www.myspace.com/s0nicbrat
Randolf - http://www.myspace.com/theembryo
*Performers' info below
Performers Info:
Zulkifle Mahmod, also known as GEDMB, is at the forefront of a generation of sound-media artists in Singapore's contemporary art development. An Associate Artist at the alternative art space The Substation, Zul's practice signals a more encompassing and expanded visual arts sensory experience.
Adopting a multi-disciplinary/multi-genre approach, that also include drawings, prints, sculptures and ready-mades, Zul has exhibited in Singapore, Thailand, Germany, Japan, Vietnam, Moscow, China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Norway and Finland. His "Stilt" series forms part of The Swissotel Stamford Singapore's permanent art collection. His notable initiatives include an industrial-sound inspired soundtrack in conjunction with an Antoni Tapies exhibition at the Singapore Art Museum and a series of 5 sound performances (False Securities, 2005) using binaural field recordings and digitally processed sounds.
Darren Ng, also known as SONICBRAT, is a believer in poetic imperfection and most of his music is performed and recorded on the fly without multi-tracking. Darren is a Singapore-based sound artist and music composer whose electro-acoustic sound-bites have established him as one of the most sought after sound designers and music composers/arrangers in the local theatre and art scene, and whose sound is one that critics have described as part primordial and part industrial. His works have been compared to Erik Satie and Martin Denny by international music reviewers from UK (WIRE: Ken Hollings) and Hong Kong (Hompy). Trained in classical piano, he has ventured into the digital realm of sampling, Musique Concrete, acousmatic music, digital and analogue synthesis, bringing a new sonic experience for his listeners. Sonicbrat has been earning him an audio signature in the underground music movement.
He is currently an Associate Sound Designer for The Finger Players Ltd.
Randolf Arriola, also known as THE EMBRYO is a professional singer, songwriter, guitarist, arranger, producer, sonic tweaker, live looper from Singapore. The Embryo is Randolf's creative vehicle for his personal original musical works. An admirer and follower of great works of cultural and social relevant human expression that transcend trends and eras. His creative motivation is to communicate with and move the audience. Born and raised in Singapore and musically self taught, he continues to create music that stirs the mind, heart and soul. Earlier in Oct 2007 Randolf was a featured performer at the Y2K7 International Live Looping Festival at Santa Cruz North California USA. His performance was greeted with a standing ovation by the fellow artists and attendees and was awarded the key to the city of Santa Cruz by Mayor Emily Reily. His trip was supported by the National Arts Council of Singapore. The Embryo is currently recording its long overdue and much anticipated collection of songs and sounds.
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embryo
New member
Librations of the Moon... gear gear gear
The gear head arm chair critics among us lurkin around with arms folded as usual have their pre show concerns n enquiries of what musical tools i'll strum, pick and slap bang stomp and tweak that make up my pallete of sounds for the intended performance.
Basically I'll be using an expanded solo live looping floor pedals setup. This coming show will include new sonic textures from the Roland Gr30 Guitar Synthesizer and the TC Helicon VoiceLive.
We'r planning to include for the 2nd part of the performance where we'll invite n encourage the audience to get on their feet come towards the stage threading around carefully to observe up close the individual performer's ongoings and possibly goof off when appropriate ya. Perhaps if time permits at the end of the evening the 3 of us Zul, Darren and myself will field a Q&A hopefully based around music, creativity and what not and then the gear... Hah.
So seeya!
ps. No, I won't entertain "Famous Jazz Guitar Song" requests!
The gear head arm chair critics among us lurkin around with arms folded as usual have their pre show concerns n enquiries of what musical tools i'll strum, pick and slap bang stomp and tweak that make up my pallete of sounds for the intended performance.
Basically I'll be using an expanded solo live looping floor pedals setup. This coming show will include new sonic textures from the Roland Gr30 Guitar Synthesizer and the TC Helicon VoiceLive.
We'r planning to include for the 2nd part of the performance where we'll invite n encourage the audience to get on their feet come towards the stage threading around carefully to observe up close the individual performer's ongoings and possibly goof off when appropriate ya.
Perhaps if time permits at the end of the evening the 3 of us Zul, Darren and myself will field a Q&A hopefully based around music, creativity and what not and then the gear... Hah. So seeya!
ps. No, I won't entertain "Famous Jazz Guitar Song" requests!
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embryo
New member
Ah, it's today already! Ok so much packing will be required b4 I cart off to head for the soundcheck at Substation with Zul and Darren.
For the rest who've already heard PM Lee's "jokes" for this year's National Day rally talk and would like the luxurious option of having something special n different to do on a blue blue monday night swing by for "Librations of the Moon" at Substation tonite starting at 8pm. Tickets at door today.
Seeya!
For the rest who've already heard PM Lee's "jokes" for this year's National Day rally talk and would like the luxurious option of having something special n different to do on a blue blue monday night swing by for "Librations of the Moon" at Substation tonite starting at 8pm. Tickets at door today.
Seeya!
embryo
New member
Hah! Home brew wud be nice always but perhaps better under a hot saturaday afternoon sun eh Ed?
Ok so thanks on behalf of the fellow performers of Librations of the Moon namely Zul and Darren to all who came by last mon. nite and also to Terence of Substation for initiating this creative collaboration. Tanx to Substation for the wonderful built/lived in rustic ambient atmosphere theater of a venue and also to Keith Lee for the fine sound system support and of cos the fans and frens old and new who came by to be a part of the show!
There'r lotsa pics which I'll attach links to and also recordings which we hope to put up soon to share along the way.
I'm sure there's lotsa enquiries about the gears used by Zul and Darren so I'll state here later what was used used on my end later. In the mean time tanx once again for a very special and unforgettable evening. We hope to do more of similar and expanded stuff in the future.
Cheers!
Ok so thanks on behalf of the fellow performers of Librations of the Moon namely Zul and Darren to all who came by last mon. nite and also to Terence of Substation for initiating this creative collaboration. Tanx to Substation for the wonderful built/lived in rustic ambient atmosphere theater of a venue and also to Keith Lee for the fine sound system support and of cos the fans and frens old and new who came by to be a part of the show!
There'r lotsa pics which I'll attach links to and also recordings which we hope to put up soon to share along the way.
I'm sure there's lotsa enquiries about the gears used by Zul and Darren so I'll state here later what was used used on my end later. In the mean time tanx once again for a very special and unforgettable evening. We hope to do more of similar and expanded stuff in the future.
Cheers!
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embryo
New member
Librations of the Moon - Randolf's performance tools;
1. Godin Multiac Steel SA (Synth Access)
2. Godin Multiac Steel Duet (LR Baggs Dual Pickups Source)
3. Boss CS3 (Custom Stealth Mod)
4. Boss DD6 (Custom Hi Cut Mod)
5. Yamaha Magicstomp (Repaired previously owned by Hakim)
6. Line6 DL4 (Custom Undark Mod)
7. Boss DD20 (Custom Modd)
8. Boss RC50 Loopstation (Custom Feedback Mod)
9. Proel Realtime Control Pedal
10. Custom 2x momentary FootSwitch (for RC50)
11. Roland GR30 Guitar Synthesizer
12. TC Helicon VoiceLive
13. Boss 8 chnl mixer
14. Shure SM 58 mic
15. AWEinOne Picks
16. Custom Brass Pipe Slide
17. Heet Ebow
18. Cables - Lotsa assorted ones long n short
1. Godin Multiac Steel SA (Synth Access)
2. Godin Multiac Steel Duet (LR Baggs Dual Pickups Source)
3. Boss CS3 (Custom Stealth Mod)
4. Boss DD6 (Custom Hi Cut Mod)
5. Yamaha Magicstomp (Repaired previously owned by Hakim)
6. Line6 DL4 (Custom Undark Mod)
7. Boss DD20 (Custom Modd)
8. Boss RC50 Loopstation (Custom Feedback Mod)
9. Proel Realtime Control Pedal
10. Custom 2x momentary FootSwitch (for RC50)
11. Roland GR30 Guitar Synthesizer
12. TC Helicon VoiceLive
13. Boss 8 chnl mixer
14. Shure SM 58 mic
15. AWEinOne Picks
16. Custom Brass Pipe Slide
17. Heet Ebow
18. Cables - Lotsa assorted ones long n short
wjvocalist
Member
Oh gosh so many guitar gears and instruments used...gee...thats where awesome set of sounds r produced!
embryo
New member
Momentary Lapse of...Reasons
1stly I'd like to shout out a hellooooo to James n everyone here! I'd also like to thank all of u who have been very supportive n sweet and and would like to send my best wishes to all the many aspiring and inspirational musical individuals along the way.
I'm writing here just to update on the ongoings myside. As some of you may have already known that this year has been quite an eventful one on a global level and for me as well on a domestic level.
Ok so I'm currently in the midst of completing the house move... Yay! I also so look forward to a more condusive n creative space with this house move. Sooo... from the looks of it I would likely settle down with the complete setup process and be back in usual working order after the middle of this october.... hopefully reli! Heh.
Apologies for any enquiries that I can't commit to for the last coupla months I hope my recommended referrals have helped u somewhat. Lots has been happening in the gear side of tings and also on the musical side as well of which I will be able to share more with you when tings are more sane for me. In the mean time do check out Wendy who's currently proudly endorsed with Yamaha Basses at wendyphua.com for updates on her own musical and gear progression so far this year. We anticipate with bated breath for our resumed collective creative work under Embryo asap!
As usual if you'd just like to mit n chat in between my live lopping solo sets over drinks I'm giggin at Harry's Dempsey Hill every Weds to Sat nights. Clink!
Until then... Cheers n aldabest everyone!
1stly I'd like to shout out a hellooooo to James n everyone here! I'd also like to thank all of u who have been very supportive n sweet and and would like to send my best wishes to all the many aspiring and inspirational musical individuals along the way.
I'm writing here just to update on the ongoings myside. As some of you may have already known that this year has been quite an eventful one on a global level and for me as well on a domestic level.
Ok so I'm currently in the midst of completing the house move... Yay! I also so look forward to a more condusive n creative space with this house move. Sooo... from the looks of it I would likely settle down with the complete setup process and be back in usual working order after the middle of this october.... hopefully reli! Heh.
Apologies for any enquiries that I can't commit to for the last coupla months I hope my recommended referrals have helped u somewhat. Lots has been happening in the gear side of tings and also on the musical side as well of which I will be able to share more with you when tings are more sane for me. In the mean time do check out Wendy who's currently proudly endorsed with Yamaha Basses at wendyphua.com for updates on her own musical and gear progression so far this year. We anticipate with bated breath for our resumed collective creative work under Embryo asap!
As usual if you'd just like to mit n chat in between my live lopping solo sets over drinks I'm giggin at Harry's Dempsey Hill every Weds to Sat nights. Clink!
Until then... Cheers n aldabest everyone!
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embryo
New member
About Sound Projection/Dispersion variables in Guitar Amps
Hi Folks, Seasons' greetings every'One. Ok it's been awhile since my last updates so tot I'd like to share some tots on an interesting subject which I believe all of us have experienced but few tackle it and fewer have any understanding wat it is. Yup, it's all the title above so here's my take on answering a recent query about it. Do feel free to put in your own constructive tots and solutions to this topic. Cheers!
Randolf
Hey Union,
very good question! ok i'll try....
what you'r experiencing is a common case of sound projection/dispersion phenomenon. the full technical explanation will lead you to pschoacoustics engineering dept. if you wish to pursue in dept that is. i'll try to explain it in a simple and practical way which hopefully will be of much use to help you n others understand and resolve this your way...along the way.
Sounds sound different depending on where it's heard from depending on many things including the source of the sound, the materials and dimension of sound box surrounding the sound source, the proximity of the entire sound source from the floor and the walls, the materials of the walls and floor and also the sound reflective nature of everything from the sound box design to the walls and floor and lastly the position of the ear or mic that's listening or recording the sound. i think from the above simplistic description of a typical listening environment you can quickly arrive at understanding that unless you place ur ears right in front of the sound source the human ear doesn't just hear sound from the "speaker" but also hears a combination of the direct sound from the speakers indirectly reflected off the floor and walls surround the speaker cabinet.
if your combo amp has an open back design it will also sound different from closed back designs as the sound dispersed from behind will also add to the "openess" airy, surround like but less tight bass compared to closed backs which have a more defined low end. You will also notice that smaller combo amps with smaller speakers tend to have a smaller accurate sound projection angle compared to larger amps.
ur combo amp with the same settings will sound very drastically different (in both good and not so good ways depending on wat suits you) if it were plugged into a 1x12, 2x12 and 4x12 open or closed back.
hope this has been helpful!
Season's greeting evry'One!
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Originally Posted by Union
Hi,
Just sharing about the problem I'm having wif my Laney LV200 65W combo amp.
I'm using the clean channel of my amp with distortion pedals.
When I stand right in front the amp...no matter what setting I set for my pedals, the sound came out wif lots of 'treble' and rather thin sounding. But when I stand slightly away (maybe moving to the right of the speaker), I noticed that the sound gets a bit 'warmer' with less treble.
Is this normal about the uniformity of the speaker sound?
I've tried the bigger ones ...Lanel lv300 ....it sounds good when u stand at a certain position but not when u're in front of the amp.
Any of u facing the same problem? I've tried Carvin Legacy and Marshall...the sound are quite uniform.
Maybe Randolf can explain this ?
Hi Folks, Seasons' greetings every'One. Ok it's been awhile since my last updates so tot I'd like to share some tots on an interesting subject which I believe all of us have experienced but few tackle it and fewer have any understanding wat it is. Yup, it's all the title above so here's my take on answering a recent query about it. Do feel free to put in your own constructive tots and solutions to this topic. Cheers!
Randolf
Hey Union,
very good question! ok i'll try....
what you'r experiencing is a common case of sound projection/dispersion phenomenon. the full technical explanation will lead you to pschoacoustics engineering dept. if you wish to pursue in dept that is. i'll try to explain it in a simple and practical way which hopefully will be of much use to help you n others understand and resolve this your way...along the way.
Sounds sound different depending on where it's heard from depending on many things including the source of the sound, the materials and dimension of sound box surrounding the sound source, the proximity of the entire sound source from the floor and the walls, the materials of the walls and floor and also the sound reflective nature of everything from the sound box design to the walls and floor and lastly the position of the ear or mic that's listening or recording the sound. i think from the above simplistic description of a typical listening environment you can quickly arrive at understanding that unless you place ur ears right in front of the sound source the human ear doesn't just hear sound from the "speaker" but also hears a combination of the direct sound from the speakers indirectly reflected off the floor and walls surround the speaker cabinet.
if your combo amp has an open back design it will also sound different from closed back designs as the sound dispersed from behind will also add to the "openess" airy, surround like but less tight bass compared to closed backs which have a more defined low end. You will also notice that smaller combo amps with smaller speakers tend to have a smaller accurate sound projection angle compared to larger amps.
ur combo amp with the same settings will sound very drastically different (in both good and not so good ways depending on wat suits you) if it were plugged into a 1x12, 2x12 and 4x12 open or closed back.
hope this has been helpful!
Season's greeting evry'One!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Union
Hi,
Just sharing about the problem I'm having wif my Laney LV200 65W combo amp.
I'm using the clean channel of my amp with distortion pedals.
When I stand right in front the amp...no matter what setting I set for my pedals, the sound came out wif lots of 'treble' and rather thin sounding. But when I stand slightly away (maybe moving to the right of the speaker), I noticed that the sound gets a bit 'warmer' with less treble.
Is this normal about the uniformity of the speaker sound?
I've tried the bigger ones ...Lanel lv300 ....it sounds good when u stand at a certain position but not when u're in front of the amp.
Any of u facing the same problem? I've tried Carvin Legacy and Marshall...the sound are quite uniform.
Maybe Randolf can explain this ?
embryo
New member
Klein Electric and Chapman Stick
Despite a hectic and eventful past year as part of my ongoing musical quest I've recently over the past year finally landed my loving arms on and around lifelong dreamed about very important instruments; The Klein Electric and the 10 String Chapman Stick! Finally! Yes Finally!!!
Still catching my breath over them... more about them along the way!
Merry X'mas everyone!
Despite a hectic and eventful past year as part of my ongoing musical quest I've recently over the past year finally landed my loving arms on and around lifelong dreamed about very important instruments; The Klein Electric and the 10 String Chapman Stick! Finally! Yes Finally!!!
Still catching my breath over them... more about them along the way!
Merry X'mas everyone!
