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warrlokk
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USA
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Posted - 11/23/2006 :  05:37:15  Show Profile  Visit warrlokk's Homepage  Send warrlokk a Yahoo! Message  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by visserman

Adding a Sansamp GT-2 after your MT-2 will add a lot of boost, that is if you want that.

The Sansboxes are great for adding extra colour [or gain, if needed]





Visserman, have you actually tried this combination? What settings have you used? I imagine the combination of the 2 would be pretty muddy. I am interested in the GT2 because I heard the Mesa feature is pretty good, but not if it will add muddiness to my sound. I do like to have the MT2 cranked pretty good (distortion around 3 or 4 o'clock).
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ToneDeaf
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USA
42 Posts

Posted - 11/27/2006 :  23:23:03  Show Profile  Send ToneDeaf an AOL message  Reply with Quote
I cant seem to get any two to work together really.
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visserman
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Posted - 11/29/2006 :  15:45:47  Show Profile  Visit visserman's Homepage  Reply with Quote
quote:
Originally posted by warrlokk

quote:
Originally posted by visserman

Adding a Sansamp GT-2 after your MT-2 will add a lot of boost, that is if you want that.

The Sansboxes are great for adding extra colour [or gain, if needed]





Visserman, have you actually tried this combination? What settings have you used? I imagine the combination of the 2 would be pretty muddy. I am interested in the GT2 because I heard the Mesa feature is pretty good, but not if it will add muddiness to my sound. I do like to have the MT2 cranked pretty good (distortion around 3 or 4 o'clock).



I think you would need to use the Sans GT2 in its clean setting, just turn up the volume and the drive. What you really want is just a clean boost because the MT-2 does have so much gain of itself, also the Sans will add a different kind of colour and you can add extra high and bass.

I will try this setting myself and report back to you later.


I dig the fact that the MT-2 can also give you older Marshall type of sounds, really like those instead of the full saturated trottle.
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lost_in_sound
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United Kingdom
150 Posts

Posted - 12/01/2006 :  21:43:05  Show Profile  Visit lost_in_sound's Homepage  Send lost_in_sound an AOL message  Reply with Quote
i got a really wobbly chorus sound combining my BF-3 and my CH-1 - the chorus on high depth and medium rate, and the BF-3 on standard with a low depth
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tornadobox
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USA
20 Posts

Posted - 12/28/2006 :  02:40:58  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Another vote for the SD-1 into the BD-2! Awesome sounding distortion! I had the BD-2, which I really like, and got the SD-1 and DS-1 for christmas. I was psyched about the DS-1 as well, but after playing around and ending up running the SD-1 intot he BD-2, I decided I'm going to go exchange the DS-1 (and use a giftcard and add a bit of cash), and get the DD-3 instead!

I find the SD-1 -> BD-2 (at least with my setup) to be very vintage Marshally sounding, AC/DC is a perfect match for the tone. I couldn't be happier!
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