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Very welcome, thanks for watching! Rock on!

I agree, very bright. And that's a great question! I have used it with the Tweeds and it does match much better with those voicings. I have also figured out how to EQ the Blackface voicings to cut without sounding so bright., which works well when playing with my friends. Either way, it is definitely a bright speaker. Thanks for commenting! Rock on!

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Great question. The Champion 40 can be used as a bedroom amp, but it can get pretty loud even at lower settings, so if I was going strictly bedroom, I'd go with the Champion 20. Hope this helps! Rock on!

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Hahaha! Not yet! Thanks for watching. Rock on!

Right on, glad I could help. Thank you for watching and commenting! Rock on!

Haha! It's true, not "THAT" good, but pretty damn good for $129. Thanks for watching! Rock on!

​@@MicroMysticMusic listened again and I think it's good enough to start with 😎

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Great question! I used to have the 40 watt Mustang with the 12'" speaker and the only issue I can think of would be to make sure to pick a replacement speaker that doesn't have too large of a magnet, otherwise it might not fit in the closed back cabinet. Beyond that, make sure the impedance and wattage are correct and the upgrade should be a success! Hope this helps. Rock on!

@@MicroMysticMusic That's a good point about the closed back cabinet. Thanks

Thanks for asking. I am using the Princeton Voicing (Orange Blackface) Gain 5.5 Volume 3.5 Treble 5 Bass 4 FX Level 4 FX Select Spring Reverb (Orange Reverb) El Mocambo (or similar TS9 style overdrive pedal) Gain 12 o'clock Volume 11 o'clock Tone 9 o'clock Play around with the volume and tone knobs on your guitar until you find the right amount of warmth or bite. Hope this helps! Rock on!

@@MicroMysticMusic thank you so much, another question is is there any different between el mocambo and el cambo?

@@alirezasafaeian996 Very welcome! The El Mocambo and the El Cambo are the same pedal. They had to change the name because of a copyright issue. Hope this helps. Rock on!

@@MicroMysticMusic thank you so much for ur infos 🙏🏻🌸🙏🏻

@@MicroMysticMusic bro one more question is, you suggest Ibanez tube screamer mini or EL Cambo? For blues only Plz let me know Thanks 🙏🏻

Thank you for the kind words! Regarding the hiss... mine definitely has it, as do my Champion 40s, I think it is just part of the design. That said, it shouldn't be loud enough to mess with the sound of the amp. If it is that loud, something might be wrong. Hope this helps. Rock on!

@@MicroMysticMusic This did help, thanks. You’re right, it’s really not loud… just… there. Must be part of the solid state design.

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Glad I could help inspire your creativity, my friend. Rock on!

Thank you for the kind words. I love Fuzz Face pedals and I do spend a lot of time playing around with them, but I also play around with other pedals. For instance, I also love to use TS9 style pedals, Wah pedals, Uni-vibes/Phasers, and delays. My advice to you as a beginner is to find a solid amp setting, and then start working with one pedal at a time until you've mastered that pedal. Then add another pedal and get used to using it by itself as well as in conjunction with the first pedal you've gotten to know. After awhile, you'll have a nice base tone and a few options with your single pedals and their configurations, and then you can really get into playing with dynamics and feeling. At this point you'll go from tone hunter to musician... and that's where the real fun is. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have anymore questions. Rock on!

Thank you, very much appreciated.

I wouldn't add a light, just set your amp's EQ so that it is very clear when the pedal is on. I usually go with Treble a little higher than Bass and when I click on the Crybaby, the tone is noticeably brighter in the toe-down position. Give it a try and let me know what you think. Hope this helps.

Right on, thank you!

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Thank you for the kind words. I prefer single pedals, but multi-effects units are great when you're trying to find your sound. I started with a Boss ME-80 and it pairs very well with the Champion 20. Hope this helps! Rock on!

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Thank you! I love this setup. Rock on!

I can get you a VIP pass for the next gig... oh wait, you're the guitarist!! Hope you're doing well, my friend!

Hahaha, nice! Reference received and appreciated! Thank you for the fun comment. Rock on!

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Thank you for the kind words!

Thank you! I'm learning how important a good mix is when trying to play with feeling and dynamics. I appreciate the feedback. Rock on!

Thank you, we be trying!

Thank you, Shin! It means a lot coming from you, my friend. Would love to catch up and jam soon!

Hahaha... good observation, you are 100% correct, I'm most definitely focused on the camera. I appreciate the feedback, as it gives me something to work on. Thank you for commenting! Rock on!

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Thanks for watching and thank you for commenting! In my opinion, the Germanium FF is the best one for the Origin 20C, as the Hendrix FF is almost too bright when rolled down, where the Germanium is absolutely beautiful when rolled back, not muddy at all. Hope this helps! Rock on!

Hey man it’s been a while. I had a traumatic injury to my left arm that has a major impact on my ability to play. I’m getting better every day but recovery is slow. But I have a question for you. Will the settings you gave me work on a champion 50 xl?

Good to hear from you! Thank you!

It has been a while, glad to hear from you, and glad to hear you're recovering and still playing. I've never tried it on a Champion 50, but I feel that if you choose the same "voicing" that the settings I gave you will work just fine. The only difference I can think of would be due to the difference in speakers, so you might have to adjust the BASS and TREBLE a little bit, but it should sound really close if you use the same settings. I hope this helps. Keep me posted on your progress, my friend! Rock on!

@@MicroMysticMusic Dude so glad to hear back from you. hope you are doing well and things are going your way. i am doing my notes, changing up is a little hard but i am slowly getting back to being able to change chords. the problem is feeling the strings. i hope it comes back like before.

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Orange Crush is first followed by the Fender. Hope this helps. Rock on!

Thank you for watching and commenting! Very much appreciated. I agree 100% - these amps are really great! Rock on!

For sure! I'd run it into one of the "Blackface" or "Black Panel" voicings with the gain at 3 or 4 and let the pedal provide most of the gain for the best sound. Hope this helps. Rock on!

Thank you and thanks for asking! On the Fuzz Face: Volume 70% Fuzz 90% On the Amp: Princeton voicing Gain 6, Volume 4, Treble 5, Bass 3, FX Orange "Spring" Reverb, FX Level 4. I'm pretty sure I mess around with the guitar volume pot in this one, so try different settings and see what comes closest. Hope this helps. Rock on!

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Stratocaster Volume at 5 or 6. Tone knobs at 6. Fender set to "Deluxe Reverb" voicing with the Gain on 6, Volume on 4, Treble on 5, Bass on 3. FX on Orange "Spring" Reverb FX Level on 4. Hope this helps. Rock on!

Thank you for watching and thank you for the kind words! This is a Standard Squier Stratocaster with stock Alnico pickups. Hope this helps. Rock on!

@@MicroMysticMusic yes thanks so much I have a classic vibe 60s strat that is alnico so that should sound pretty close to your guitar and I just ordered a el cambo from sweetwater.

Thank you for the kind words! I wrestled with the dirt pedal thing for quite a long time until one day I realized that just about every one of my favorite Stratocaster players uses some sort of boost, fuzz, or overdrive to get their signature sound. At that point, I just rolled with it and I am very happy that I did as both my tone and playing have improved as a result of enjoying the sound so much. Just some food for thought. Thanks again for watching and commenting. Rock on!

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Thank you so very much for listening and for the kind words. Very much appreciated! Rock on!

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The amp is good for the Beatles... the guitar, not so much. Hope that helps. Rock on!