the trem feels like it doesn’t load up tension on springs as you depress it like other trems do. the feel remains light throughout the throw of the bar. the gtr felt immediately comfortable to play. the terc stereo chorus outputs feed two neve mixer inputs directly as the second terc outputs feed the ibanez in stereo to add a verb/delay version and that runs out in stereo to two more neve channels in parallel. bricasti verb, yamaha spx2000 symphonic, tc 2290 panning delays, and eventide H8000 diamond rain shimmer+ virtual tc 1210 round out the fxs running parallel into the neve, summed out to the strategy 500🙏🤙🏽
That's funny. I just gave one of those units away to a friend. You know those little stirring straws they give with coffee? That's what the Ampero is to me. Its has a use, but it'll never refill my jacuzzi, much less a cup for a drink of water. I prefer tapping into the fire hydrant when getting my fill.
@@rogerdat7807 Well, I'm not Steve Lukather. I ain't money to hire technicians and that stuff. But believe me or not - I can play quite solid gig with that Ampero. Not stadium, obviously.
@Robert_Fordin I can use those free earbuds that come with a new device, but I choose not to. Yes, not everyone will have the resources to climb Tone Mountain, nor know the Sherpa's to guide them up the easier routes to the summit. My rig took 10 years to peace together, and another several months to actually wire up on my own. Almost all of it is used gear. I scoured the internet for the best possible (cheapest) deals on each component. When you say you can get everything in my rig with that toy unit, what you're really saying is you're okay standing at the base of Tone Mountain imagining what the summit looks and feels like. Pictures and written accounts will be enough to know something of that journey. Let me tell you Bro, until you put the commitment into that hike, you have zero idea what you're talking about.
@@rogerdat7807I love it! I spend a lot of time on RUclips watching videos and reading comments and there’s always some chump with, as you said “a toy unit” trying to make everyone believe he can get the same tones as someone like you that has high quality equipment. You do have expensive equipment but you also have the skill to make it sound great. 🫡
@@rogerdat7807 I think this conversation is pointless. I don't want to describe to you my problems with carrying amplifiers, loudspeakers, hundreds of cables, huge pedalboards and all this power plant that could power half the city. I assure you that 99 out of 100 people will not be able to tell the difference between the sound you produce via this analogue big stuff and the sound I can create with my digital toy. Of course, I appreciate your passion, but one day you will understand that in some matters it is worth to find the easier way.
Its an old Ibanez reverb sidchained from the TERC. It ain't no Lexicon, but it has a cool thing it adds as a thickener when using Tele type (thinner) source.
Mesa Boogie Mk.iii blue stripe for dry, Strategy500 for stereo wet.. Fulltone TERC/Yamaha SPX "orchestral verb"/TC2290-adds some sparkle. Efx summed into Neve5059 before Strat500.
the trem feels like it doesn’t load up tension on springs as you depress it like other trems do. the feel remains light throughout the throw of the bar. the gtr felt immediately comfortable to play.
the terc stereo chorus outputs feed two neve mixer inputs directly as the second terc outputs feed the ibanez in stereo to add a verb/delay version and that runs out in stereo to two more neve channels in parallel.
bricasti verb, yamaha spx2000 symphonic, tc 2290 panning delays, and eventide H8000 diamond rain shimmer+ virtual tc 1210 round out the fxs running parallel into the neve,
summed out to the strategy 500🙏🤙🏽
...and the cord. You can't forget the CORD! It's, ahh... I forget.
Totally Bad Ass tones. Great playing mate. I can only imagine how good it must have sounded in the room
I got everything I can see on this video in my small Hotone Ampero MP-100.
That's funny. I just gave one of those units away to a friend.
You know those little stirring straws they give with coffee? That's what the Ampero is to me. Its has a use, but it'll never refill my jacuzzi, much less a cup for a drink of water. I prefer tapping into the fire hydrant when getting my fill.
@@rogerdat7807
Well, I'm not Steve Lukather.
I ain't money to hire technicians and that stuff.
But believe me or not - I can play quite solid gig with that Ampero. Not stadium, obviously.
@Robert_Fordin I can use those free earbuds that come with a new device, but I choose not to. Yes, not everyone will have the resources to climb Tone Mountain, nor know the Sherpa's to guide them up the easier routes to the summit.
My rig took 10 years to peace together, and another several months to actually wire up on my own. Almost all of it is used gear. I scoured the internet for the best possible (cheapest) deals on each component.
When you say you can get everything in my rig with that toy unit, what you're really saying is you're okay standing at the base of Tone Mountain imagining what the summit looks and feels like. Pictures and written accounts will be enough to know something of that journey.
Let me tell you Bro, until you put the commitment into that hike, you have zero idea what you're talking about.
@@rogerdat7807I love it! I spend a lot of time on RUclips watching videos and reading comments and there’s always some chump with, as you said “a toy unit” trying to make everyone believe he can get the same tones as someone like you that has high quality equipment. You do have expensive equipment but you also have the skill to make it sound great. 🫡
@@rogerdat7807
I think this conversation is pointless. I don't want to describe to you my problems with carrying amplifiers, loudspeakers, hundreds of cables, huge pedalboards and all this power plant that could power half the city. I assure you that 99 out of 100 people will not be able to tell the difference between the sound you produce via this analogue big stuff and the sound I can create with my digital toy. Of course, I appreciate your passion, but one day you will understand that in some matters it is worth to find the easier way.
now thats a real rig!!! not this computer simulation stuff.....
What unit is under the TERC?
Its an old Ibanez reverb sidchained from the TERC. It ain't no Lexicon, but it has a cool thing it adds as a thickener when using Tele type (thinner) source.
What chorus is that?
Fulltone TERC w/sidechained Ibanez old rack verb. Yami SPX Orchestral Verb patch made famous by Holdsworth puts some icing on the brownie.
That is unreal beautiful sparkling clean! What amp and chorus?!
Mesa Boogie Mk.iii blue stripe for dry, Strategy500 for stereo wet.. Fulltone TERC/Yamaha SPX "orchestral verb"/TC2290-adds some sparkle. Efx summed into Neve5059 before Strat500.