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Cool rigs guys.  Thats a really nice flame on that LP SOFT  - there is nothing like a wicked cool flame top.

Hey Strat - How much for that GT lol.  I love that color and no F hole looks awesome.  You should have seen my birds nest before I neatened it up - it was a swarm of guitar cables lol.  After I cleaned up the wires and pedal board, it made the amps sound better some how.   I think it was b/c I originally had the FX loop wires mixed with the cables going to the amps, so I was getting a bad delay sound.  Once I isolated them apart and made it nice, the sound was cleaner.  Even though the cables say they are shielded, I think its only to an extent and keeping the different cables apart as much as possible helps.

Ben

PS - Whats the wait time on a GT now and how did you record your rig?  I'm looking forward to hearing some clips and I would love to make one of my own for you guys to hear.

Hi Guys
           thanks for your comments, yeah the les paul is nice, £900 off ebay!!
           Bargains can still be found.
           Alex your rig looks like it will sound awesome and be portable. LOVE the gigliottis
           and how do you find the JB les paul(cool)
           how do u set the BUDDA is it clean or crunch, also
          your jubilee, do u use JOES settings ? I find with a les paul you have to
          turn the input gain  down to 4 but strat up to 6.
          the carl martin hdb is good but I only use it for the strat and only use the
          boost side. the distortion side is ok but there are better units for the money.
         
          Once again all credit to Mr Bonamassa for inspiring us with his music and
           incredible playing and sharing his 
          knowledge of amps ,etc, with us. there is no other artist that I know of that would
          take the time to talk with his fans and give advice. cheers JOE....
          look forward to seeing you in Glasgow in April.

"Everybody's entitled to my opinion.

I use the drive channel on the jubilee and the clean channel of the Budda.
But the clean channel is cranked up to semi clean. Yes I agree, the gain setting on the jub is around 4.5 as it has a hell of distortion. But anyway, if I could play only one of these amps I'd go for the Budda. It has a more defined and cleaner tone than the Marshall. But both in combination are awesome sounding.
As to the JBLP. its one of the best Les Pauls I ever played.
It plays perfectly out of the box and feels worn in. It has a very smooth tone
but has a pretty fast attack. I sold my '57 VOS Goldtop for it and I swore on that LP really.
I have another '58 LP which is fantastic too. Gonna keep those two.

Today I made amall video clip of both amps.
I just noodled around but you can hear what these two amps sound like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS57pwglD-k

Alex

Hi Dave,

yes you are right. I have two Tubescreamers on my board. One TS-808 RI and a TS clone.
The 808 is always on and the second for additional leadboost. Secondly you are right again,
the Marshall hasn't that strong and clear midrage like Budda has.
I have some more clips here. I compared the two speakers and how different they sound.
But I want to make new clips soon with proper playing as I fiddled some embarassing licks on them..;)
Yes I'd like to hear how your gear sounds!!!!

Alex

Ha! I'm sure it was the first one...:)

Hey Strat - Great playing man - I watched your other clip too.  You nailed that vox tone.  When are ganna hear some GT lol....

Ben