TallTenor
Joined: Nov 30, 2022
Posts: 75
Coast of the Great Lakes
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Posted on Jan 23 2024 08:18 AM
SandBug wrote:
N0_Camping4U wrote:
Great tone and riff. What year is the Showman?
Thanks, it's a 1962. The first riff was Satan's Pilgims Spider Island, then i played a Morricone part, but messed up.
I’ve always associated that riff with The Fabulous Wailers or The Debonairs. Not as familiar with all the Pilgrim’s stuff. Very cool. Great sounds!
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SandBug
Joined: Feb 22, 2016
Posts: 443
California
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Posted on Jan 23 2024 02:23 PM
Thanks TallTenor, I'll have to listen! Cool!
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Surfadelphia
Joined: Sep 04, 2017
Posts: 435
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Posted on Jan 23 2024 02:36 PM
I like my Source Audio True Spring pedal (it's true bypass, dead quiet, has a volume control, sounds real good w/ all the drip you could want, versatile, reliable as dirt and convenient). However, recently I find myself gravitating back to my JR Music Cream Verb Tank (which I have had for several years). The Cream Verb Tank just sounds better to me. It just has that real deal organic drippy reverb sound. There is just something about the tonal properties of the drip from the Cream Verb that just feels so good. I guess the simple explanation is that the Cream Verb is an actual tube driven reverb unit while the True Spring is still a simulation albeit a really excellent simulation.
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