Topic: some Mark V tone
i did a super quick clip of some Mark V rhythm tone this weekend......check it out and let me know what you think?
Re: some Mark V tone
Sounds good. Nice tone and great playing!
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+1 on that also. 
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Nice!
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Shizzle!
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Like that one a lot. And really like your avatar.
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Re: some Mark V tone
That sounded really nice. How loud were you when you recorded it?
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jf_ppc wrote:
That sounded really nice. How loud were you when you recorded it?
hmmmm that's a hard one to answer because of how subjective volume can be.....but I would say that it was slightly above room volume.........meaning that in the room it would "sort of" a bit loud but not ear splitting at all.
the Mark V certainly sounds ALOT better when you give it just a bit of room to breathe.
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It sounded great. The reason I asked is because it sounded like it was nice and opened up.
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jf_ppc wrote:
It sounded great. The reason I asked is because it sounded like it was nice and opened up.
thanks i appreciate it.....i would say that it was at the very low end of being just loud enough to be opened up just a bit.