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He but understand. Lol

Traynor was nice but wouldn't buy one again unless really good deal. Peavey was 150 bucks and really more I play it the more I like it! Only tube amp I own sold all my mesa boogies. Not that it's better then the mesas but they were heavy!! I use pedals mostly now with boss ir200 into a powered pa speaker. Bravo is awesome when I want to go straight into an amp and get great cleans and mid to mid high gain tones.

Thanks! I have a Bravo and love it as well. Think the YCV50 would be overkill for me at home anyway.

Just riding along in my automobile

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Thanks for tip!

It is now. Lol

I have not had one go bad. Did have one that worked intermittently but did it from beginning and thought I had wired it up wrong. This one was bad out of the package and since my other ones problem checked it before wiring it up in another guitar.

It's nice but first thing I have tried to run straight into a pa speaker. It's the only time I have been just as happy with this as an actual guitar amp.

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Thanks does take some pedal tweaking if using it like I do. I can't just plug the same pedals into a regular amp as they are adjusted wrong. Reason to build a second pedal board. Lol

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Sorry been a while since I had it.

No do not have them anymore.

@@1vexed73 Can you just tell me the difference. It'got better?

@@pattyvanapat well the classics have great clarity and can do the paf then with pull of knob do hot rod paf tones and a pretty good single coil with a different pull of the knob. I remember the stock pickups being alright but not as good as they could be. HVe had it a while. Now I have a fluence fluff in bridge and a modern alnico in neck. Like them better. The modern in neck is creamier to me then classics and fluff is a great all around do everything pickup. Darker but still lots of clarity. Really goes well when using trans trem to drop down.

@@1vexed73 Thank you so much for your information

Yeah I like it alot. I use the clean preamp but other then that I like my pedals.

@@1vexed73 yeah manufacturers know their stuff has to work with most other pedals…because we love our pedals!

I got it just because I love my pedals and seemed overkill to lug around an 80lb tube amp to use them. Also neater then cables running here and there. Still not a fan of higher gain settings with modelers. Do find the IRs are a game changer!

You can turn off any section. You could use just the reverbs and eq if you so desire

If you run it through the clean section of your amp or through your effects loop (bypassing your amps pre-amp) and your amp can sound like anything (you won't need the IRs, because you probably already have a cab).

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Thanks. I like them all but right now digging the fluff. If you watch my last two videos about my new boss ir200 you will see it landed in a 2002 gibson SG supreme and it is a perfect fit. I find each set I have fits the guitar they are in and it just depends which guitar I into at the time.

Thanks for tip

Bravo is a nice amp but just not as pleasant on higher gain tones. The mark iii just has alot going on you can do so much with it. I really just like the bravo for clean and medium to low gain.

Cable was fine with all other guitars.

No just used a weeping demon wah and used the expression pedal for a volume pedal.

Thanks! Sounds like we need a video on yours!! It is a great anp.. cleans clean and alot of variation available on gain channel. Still rather use pedals for high gain but the almost clean to pretty dirty is nice.

Yeah ! Video please! I must hear the ultimate power Peavey bravo you rigged up ! Mine has the stock eminence legend 1258 that came stock in my bravo and it's never given me any reason to change the speaker because I like what I hear on both channels but I've got some killer speakers sitting here that I could try but I want to hear yours now scortchfield.

Personally the bridge/tremolo along with proper jazzmaster pickups make a jazzmaster unique from other fenders. The extra switch turns on neck pickup with different volume and tone control. It's a cool tool but not a make or break jazzmaster. This is just a jazzmaster shaped strat with neck pickup in wrong place. Lol

But ultimately jazzmaster like the tele is in the bridge/trem!

@@1vexed73 Awesome! Thanks for the reply. I just looked on Amazon for paisley vinyl adhesive coverings but there was nothing...I will keep looking though

@@jonathanpeden9930 bought mine from hobby lobby

@@1vexed73 I'm in the UK we don't have Hobby Lobby or much of an equivalent so my search continues! But it is such a genius idea of yours I hope you don't mind if I blatantly steal it lol I will of course give you full credit tho

Sounded to me like too much presence on nomad? Of course just a cell phone video. I do remember liking the dual rec better but nomad was still a great and capable amp!

I also have a Silver Stripe and I love it! The T-Dynamics knob is amazing. You can get good breakup at lower volumes. It sounds very close to a tube amp in my opinion and I'm never getting rid of it. The clean channel is wonderful and I absolutely love channel 2. It can sound somewhat like a Marshall with the right settings. I'd love to have a red stripe too, which is what led me here. Bandit Club unite!

It's just a vinyl cricket thing I got from hobby lobby

Yeah its a great pickuo for getting a bit of yele growl without getting to close to humbucker sound.

I am a big fan of the friedman BE-OD deluxe and a boss sd1 can get any sound I need.

@@1vexed73 Thanks for the information. By the way, you play very well.

@@danielhartin7680 thank you!

No think it's still the stock tubes or soveteks didn't see any writing I could make out.

@@1vexed73 I really love these little amps. I have two now...a grey one and a black one.

Yeah great tones play it more then my mark iii lately.

Thanks so much

Good all around speaker that is very light weight and can handle alot of watts by itself.

Thanks! But the sd1 and delay are great pedals! Metal zone I did take out a couple things and made it sound better to me but beod deluxe sounds good in it too. Have another video with it.

Standard peavey spring reverb

@@1vexed73 I think my op amp chip must be the issue.

@@pontiaclemansgt I am guessing you have checked reverb pan? Usually where most reverb problems spring from.

@@1vexed73 hahah where they spring from.

That's the reverb I get in my bravo.

It's hot and thick. I like it but definitely sounds better in strat guitars but does sound good in les paul too. I have switched to fluence pickups in moat of my guitars now another bridge pickup I like is the dimarzio breed.

Hopefully someone else will come along been a while since I had this.

geez calm down

I actually got rid of both last few weeks. Always liked my blueberry L3 best and now have a mark III combo recently recapped by mesa. Not as easy to dial in but like the sounds I am dialing in better.

Think it was an Epiphone so cal 4x12 cabinet. Do not have either anymore.

@@1vexed73 Ok. It sounded great.

@@jamesnorton7601 yeah it did. This was in my barn so didn't get played as much as the mesa mark V in the house.

@@1vexed73 I'd like a MarkV. But too much dough. Laney IronHeart 60, Diavlo45, EVH el34 50 W, or the Victory Kraken 50W. Just cant decide. You have any experience with any of those

@@jamesnorton7601 I love the evh 5150 just as much maybe more then the mark V. I had a 6l6 version but had the older version without concentric volume/gain knobs and volume jump between the two channels that shared it was a bother. If it had been a newer one I may have gotten rid of the mark. Not any experience with the others except Diiavlo good for money but not on same level as EVH. Orange rockerverb is really nice but only 2 channels and expensive compared to EVH.