Guest dmc Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 probabil ca mi-as mai lua un music man (silhouette) - can't beat those guitars . si in mod sigur un H&K duotone
Guest ANGOR Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 Chitara : Ibanez RG350DX (asa alba si frumoasa cum e :X ) http://www.ibanez.com/guitars/guitar.asp?model=RG350DX Amplificator: Un VOX Valvetronix, nuxh ce model inca.
Guest tudor. Posted May 29, 2006 Posted May 29, 2006 Sa mor de nu seamana cu Schecter-urile... mie mi se pare ca modelu k4 seamana la corp f f f mult cu un ibanez s520
Guest MrJackson Posted May 30, 2006 Posted May 30, 2006 This is it guys, peste max un an, e a mea: http://www.ibanez.com/guitars/guitar.asp?model=RGT220A
Guest Sheriff Posted May 30, 2006 Posted May 30, 2006 Ei iaca, un Conklin Sidewinder, nu neaparat cu 7 corzi, merg si 6. si un Kock Supernova, fullstack. N-am sa ajung sa merit (dpdv muzical ) asa ceva nici intr-o mie de ani dar asta-i alta poveste...
alex_omul Posted May 31, 2006 Posted May 31, 2006 ahem... sincer la ampuri nu ma prea pricep si nu stiu care e mai bun sau nu...dar in orice caz sa fie ceva la peste 30 de W sa pot sa imi torturez parintii
Guest Homer Posted July 21, 2006 Posted July 21, 2006 hmmm.... chitara mi-as lua un Gibson Les Paul Menace si o acustica Fender Grand Concert. Ca amplificator Marshall TSL601 + o galeata de pene fender
marcel Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 hmmm.... chitara mi-as lua un Gibson Les Paul Menace si o acustica Fender Grand Concert. Ca amplificator Marshall TSL601 + o galeata de pene fender k bine zici...
Alex_Strat69 Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 Chestia asta http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=9270000284# !!!
Guest TimeRobber Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 asta : http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0131002304 iar amp-urile inca nu le-am descoperit
Guest MrJackson Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 Un custom cu: Corp de ESP Horizon din mahon, cu flame maple Set neck pe dimensiunile unui Ibanez Wizard II dar cu 1mm mai gros, Headstock Jackson (cel clasic) Ebony fingerboard, scalopat jumate din adancimea obijnuita Jumbo frets, Floyd Rose original Direct mounted pick-ups (JB si 59) Selectorul de doze pus ca buton pe potu de volum (ca la fender S1) Binding alb pe grif si headstock Scala de 24" 3/4 si 24 de freturi.
teckus Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 (edited) 1. Custom, corp king V - mahon, 1 EMG 81 1Vol, floyd rose(orig.) reverse jacskon headstock, ebony fingerboard, extra jumbo frets. 2. De serie(ca sa revin cu picioarele pe pamant) Jackson DKMG (modelul din 2006) Edited July 22, 2006 by teckus
Alex_Strat69 Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 asta : http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0131002304 iar amp-urile inca nu le-am descoperit Nu am nimic cu gusturile tale , insa chitara aia e made in Mexic. Daca tot aberam , mai bine te-ai orienta spre un custom 56'.
Guest TimeRobber Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 da....e fain sa visezi ...si e si pe gratis
StratMan Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 ceva de genul asta............. dragul meu cu amp-ul m-ai turtit, pur si simplu! stiu doi mari chitaristi care folosesc DUMBLE OVERDRIVE SPECIAL: larry carlton si robben ford! n-ai deloc gusturi rele!
Guest Izzy Waan Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 .......daca as avea si banii necesari........
Guest MrJackson Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 Eu ma multumesc si cu un Bogner sincer sa fiu...
Fenrir Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Daca as avea bani, probabil mi-as lua din start urmatoarele item-uri:
StratMan Posted July 24, 2006 Posted July 24, 2006 ce mai probabil 2 maini ca ale lui Gary Moore ) ... daca s-ar da pe bani...
malex Posted July 24, 2006 Posted July 24, 2006 ... daca s-ar da pe bani... 1. ar fi lumea plina de Gary Moori 2. n-am avea noi bani de asa ceva 3. vorbim cu fo trei rachetzi, se duc in Irlanda, ii taie aluia labele si ti le aduc ...aberatzia de luni .....
Alex_Strat69 Posted July 24, 2006 Posted July 24, 2006 1. ar fi lumea plina de Gary Moori 2. n-am avea noi bani de asa ceva 3. vorbim cu fo trei rachetzi, se duc in Irlanda, ii taie aluia labele si ti le aduc ...aberatzia de luni ..... La fix , chiar era nevoie de o treaba de asta serioasa ca sa ma pot trezi !!!
xX_RD_Xx Posted June 3, 2009 Posted June 3, 2009 Dean Razorback DB http://www.guitarshop.ro/produs.php?pid=601
DraculVaDomni Posted June 3, 2009 Posted June 3, 2009 Dean Razorback DB http://www.guitarshop.ro/produs.php?pid=601 Iti dai sema ca ai dezgropat un topic mort de 2 ani nuh ?
Guest szekely Posted June 3, 2009 Posted June 3, 2009 ar trebui sa fii mai visator .... si spune si tu ceva scula de cateva mi de euro .... io un esp custom ... si un amp e greu , as prefera un rack intreg , insa as merge pe dual rectifier
Guest PhenomenOn Posted June 3, 2009 Posted June 3, 2009 Iti dai sema ca ai dezgropat un topic mort de 2 ani nuh ? aproape 3 ani ... Totusi un Les Paul ar fi o alegere buna, sau Fender, Steinberger, PRS, toate astea sunt chitari bune depinde totusi de gust
Cursedone Posted June 3, 2009 Posted June 3, 2009 mai e un thread care se refera la chitari in special amp-uri, pedale, etc: -un JCM800(din anii 80) si un Mesa Boogie Triple Rectifier(nou) -o chestie de noise gate pe rack http://www.thomann.de/de/isp_technologies_...ck_g_stereo.htm ceva de genu asta -o pedala de wah mai buna(nu m-am uitat dupa vreuna inca) chestii neimportante : -un apartament mai prin centru, 2-3 camere + mobila -un scuter(d-ala la care nu iti trebuie permis, mi-e prea lene sa dau examen ) -bilete la mai toate festivalurile de metal din europa din vara
marcianpetrescu Posted June 9, 2009 Posted June 9, 2009 (edited) pai, ar fi in opinia mea THE ULTIMATE HARMONICA & GUITAR BLUES AMPLIFIER - modelul FOUR-TEN - made by SONNY JR ! baza pleaca de la FENDER BASSMAN '57 sau '59, dar este full custom !!! Iata descrierea obiectului... asa cum e ea pe site si cateva poze... Charlie Musselwhite spune despre acest amplif ca "suna de-ti ia mintile !!!" Marcian Petrescu ================================================================= The Sonny Jr. Four-Ten Harp Amp My answer to you is: Our amps are simply the best quality on the market today. You will be dealing directly with a seasoned harp player, who has been performing for over 30 years in all types of club situations, and who will guide you through whatever changes you need to make for optimal tone. So many of you have told me that once you bought an amp from a company and then asked for customer support or how to get a certain tone from it--specifically for harp--your experiences were less than gratifying. I also learn from my customers as more varieties of microphones and pedals are being used, and that working a customer through a situation gives me more to work with in the future. In dealing with the thousands of harp players over the years, a good 95% desire the same qualities in an amp which is to be dripping with tone, enough volume to compete with the band's enthusiasm, and certainly the versatility to adapt to all equipment and situations. I am the only person you will deal with before, during, and after the sale. You probably would not even be looking at this site right now if it wasn’t for our strong reputation. The search for TONE and VOLUME has never been so doggedly sought after. Having gone through over 3000 vintage amps just to know what is possible is just a small part of my experience, and I provide ALL the necessary information in a complete manual. As always I will be available for customer support to walk you through the process. Right to the heart of the matter, let’s talk about the amplifier that has created such a buzz in the harp community and is now rapidly catching on for guitar players as well. Based on a vintage Western Electric circuit design, I went through extensive research and development on this product. The key to any amplifier is TONE, something we have brought to the table with every amplifier we have built. With this new amplifier, we have the huge tone balanced with strong on-stage volume and projection that will reach the whole audience. With the detailed manual explaining all the variations of tube substitutions, the player can now understand what and why they are changing setups, whether it is a certain mic they want to dial in or the room in which they are playing. Once you have taken the pants off as many original tweed amps as I have, you begin to realize the whole final product is a synergy of its individual parts, and their relationship to achieving the final outcome, yes, TONE. So let’s break down the parts of this amp to get a better picture why this is such a unique custom product. CHASSIS Every chassis is meticulously point-to-point wired, one at a time, by one single technician. We currently have a team of superb techs who make a consistently excellent product meeting our high quality controls and expectations. I supply the exclusive parts such as our custom wound transformers, tubes, and Astron and similar style paper in oil capacitors ( ** To my knowledge we are the only company in the world today using these military NOS style tone beasts for production ). **See the section “Capacitors” for more detailed information. DETAILS are what you will find in every corner of this unique, versatile, and user-friendly amplifier. No matter what your level of knowledge is concerning tubes and amplifiers, you will excitedly learn how to change your amp to fit all your needs. The infinite combinations for small - mid rooms, large rooms, or outdoors could all be just a few tube swaps away, depending on your own personal taste. ** New crystal mic FAT channel mod ** What we have done is take the unused bright two channel input, and made a modification to it to enhance crystal mics, or even any mic that is a bit sharp. The impedance-matching input will add more bottom end, fullness, and depth... everything you wished they had from the beginning. It will not affect any of the already tremendous tone you are getting from the amplifier or how it is used stock, just an added bonus. Controlled magnetics, reluctances, dynamic mics, and crystals, can all be used in the normal one channel. Everything is fully detailed and illustrated in our comprehensive, twelve page customer manual, the guide from Sonny Jr. to you for a wealth of knowledge about this amplifier and amplifiers in general. Thanks to my partner, Dr. Kay King, for the photography, design and production of this unique manual. Customers are amazed when they receive it, as many have bought other boutique amplifiers with absolutely no explanation as to how to dial in your amplifier for harp. Well, I guess that may be because no other company is led by a professional harp player who thinks like a customer, not an owner. Transformers The brain of the amp, and heart and soul comes from the components of the chassis. We start with the transformers which are made specifically for Sonny Jr. to Triad specifications of the original 8087 power and 45249 output transformers. I have original vintage transformers that I continuously test my Four-Tens against to make sure we are right on. The full bottom end, the ringing mids, tone projecting highs, and sustain all are maximized due the high quality of these components. Our transformers are made right here where they were 50 years ago, in the heart of the Midwest, where the metals and construction are consistent with the time-tested high quality. NO foreign countries making our product to cut cost. Not here, NEVER. Capacitors After extensive testing of the yellow Astron metal polyester capacitors used in the original tweed amps, I realized these caps, while being touted as one of the keys to the original’s tone, leaked voltage badly and most were out of the standard 10% tolerance for the stated value, which is not optimal for consistency. They are susceptible to the elements of heat and moisture which will make them vary in tolerance and not work up to full potential. What I doggedly searched for and found is Astron paper-in-oil style capacitors, New Old Stock, built to military specifications in a glass sealed type casing from the early 60’s, just as they were when they came off the line. We also use Sprague Vitamin Q and similar brand paper in oil capacitors, which for 50 years has been the style used by audiophiles to get the most accurate reproduction of sound in their very high end equipment. They are impregnated in oil, rolled in paper, and hermetically sealed to maintain their consistency over long periods of time. Each NOS capacitor is tested before installation using a Sencore LC103 capacitor analyzer, testing under voltage. These caps give the truest replication of the 50’s vintage sound. I will have similar brands for the continuation of this exacting tone quality for a long time to come. All other parts, resistors, electrolytic capacitors and other parts of the chassis are of the highest quality for tone and reliability. Speakers When I initially started this project and decided to build an amp with four ten inch speakers, I experimented with a wide variety of speakers available today. Through extensive testing using mainly my ears, the best overall package for bottom end with crispness was blending a variety of speaker types together. We use the Weber version of the P10Q on top, one speaker having a smooth cone which gives a warm smooth sound, and the other using a ribbed cone, for more bite and attack. For each of the bottom two speakers I use a large ceramic Eminence which just fills the house with bottom end and fullness. The combination of all these tonal qualities brings a richness that is unique to our amplifier. A virtual WALL of sound emanates from this amp and can literally shake like thunder when hitting full chords, provided you have the air to bring it out. For guitar I just change the tube setup and biasing as these speakers absolutely KILL for guitar. You only need the bass set on less than 5 to get the desired thump and fullness. Cabinets What was good enough for the original is good enough for me-- finger-jointed pine cabs with the proper baffle board for resonation. When you want to make a chord shake the room, you can; when you want to punch a single note, it’s there. We then finish them in a unique custom blended lacquer that our customers are proud to own. And, the thick leather handles will not deteriorate like the originals did. Tubes and Setup The way the amplifier performs is a product of what value tube goes where, the bias of the power tubes, and sag of the rectifier. For harp players, I have listened to all your wants, and set up the amp that is a good baseline for headroom, projection and tone. You can then work from the full twelve-page manual which tells what, why, where and how you can alter your tone. Whether you know what a tube is, what a tube gain value is, it doesn’t matter. The manual has been really thought out to be used by someone with no knowledge of tubes, circuits, or any aspect of an amp. Sure we want to sell you a fish, but I also want to teach every harp player how to fish. When you become a Sonny Jr. owner, you become a part of our family and benefit from the knowledge of a harp player/musician of over 30 years, who is by most standards insane in his quest for tone and customer satisfaction. I have sold literally thousands of amps to harp players worldwide, and value everyone’s input and desires. You don’t get a sales rep, and I will never change my standards of practicing business. I enjoy working with players all over the world and of course we are happy to set up for 120 or 240 volts. Synergism Webster defines it as: The interaction of elements that when combined produce a total effect that is greater than the sum of the individual elements, contributions, etc. I truly believe that the combination of all aspects of this manufacturing process puts this amplifier in a league of its own. With the strong backing of endorsers like Gary Smith, David Barrett, Sugar Ray Norcia, Paul Lamb, Mitch Kashmar, Peder Nande, Ian Collard, and Westside Andy, I am pleased to be a part of making your goals obtainable. As I will always tell you, what you put into this amplifier is what you will get out--all the potential is there, and then some. So don’t get mad at me when you can now hear every note you play! We can address all aspects of the harmonica player's needs from effects pedals, to microphones, how to mic an amp, or whatever it takes. In Summary Please check back for regularly updated reviews, events, and any news pertinent to our amps. I will never stop pushing the envelope and am continually working on new ideas. If an upgrade to any existing amplifier becomes available, all SJ owners will be contacted. Sincerely, Sonny Jr. (a.k.a. - GARY ONOFRIO) Edited June 9, 2009 by marcianpetrescu
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