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Re: Good news from Telonics

Postby Ken Byng » Tue Aug 19, 2014 8:03 pm

OK - I've just recorded my amp a cappella - just my Show Pro on C6 and the Telonics amp & volume pedal. A touch of reverb and a little pitch shift mode on my G-Force.

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Re: Good news from Telonics

Postby Malcolm » Wed Aug 20, 2014 9:03 am

Ken, your usual high standard of playing and tone, although not sure about the pitch shift, but that's just me, prefer things plain.Let us hear E9th neck when you get round to it please.Regards Malcolm :D

Ps how about doing comparison with the Webb?
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Re: Good news from Telonics

Postby Ken Byng » Wed Aug 20, 2014 9:47 am

Malcolm wrote:Ken, your usual high standard of playing and tone, although not sure about the pitch shift, but that's just me, prefer things plain.Let us hear E9th neck when you get round to it please.Regards Malcolm :D

Ps how about doing comparison with the Webb?


Thanks for the feedback Malcolm. I used a tiny smidgen of the harmoniser/pitch shift because my friend Dave Wheelhouse loves the sound that it gives, but I know it's not everyone's taste especially the purists. I am working up a faster country number on E9 for my album, so I might put that up next. Re an A/B comparison with the Telonics & Webb - that is an interesting thought. Before I heard the Telonics amp at Dallas this year, I was completely of the mind that there was no combo amp out there that could match the Webb, and I still think I was right at the time. Big lows and chimey top end with a much reduced mid range which is the sound I favour. However, things move on and the Telonics is different to the Webb, and certainly gives a more modern tone. The basic Webb design and circuitry is 40 years old after all. :lol:

I am going to take the Black Widow out of my Webb and replace it with a spare 15" Telonics speaker that I have. That would give both amps a level playing field in a shootout. The actual cabinet construction of the Telonics amp is incredible, using the lightest Scandinavian birch ply that Dave Beaty could lay his hands on. The joints are cut with a CNC cutting machine for a 100% perfect fit.

All I can say is that I am loving the new TCA-500, and have the comfort blanket that Dave Beaty listens to the feedback from all of his customers and always makes sure that we are 100% happy. :D
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