The looper/switcher is a Switch Dr. Has 4 loops 2/3 functions switches and midi. So one pres of one of 4 foot switches.midi preset, amp channel, and 1 or up to 4 pedals.. example. Clean channel to lead channel.with reverb/delay with wa on. Best one I could find without spending as much money as an amp cost. Made by decibel 11. Great switcher!! Wireless the G50 is great, tried the g30 and noticed tone degrading, had I not had a g50 1st I may not have ever known the g30 wasnt as transparent.. orange pedal is a gogo tuner. Big bright display for old shits like me.lol hope the explanation helps. CheersLooks cool @316ms, what is the multi switch thing and the orange bit? Also, is that a way? I am looking for a nice one, if you have a recommendation.
Have also been considering wireless, can you give any thoughts on your setup for that?
Its Friedman BE100. It's not highly regarded because of the dimensions. Check the tone then get back with meIs that a 2x12?
If it’s a 4x12 that headshell is huge...
I thought they still did thru a custom order, no? I wish I got to play this one out some. It's a closet gem now lolWITH the side-armor!!
You don’t see many of those; they were so cool when Mesa offered that package.
Believe me, it has crossed my mind!
Thanks again for hooking me up with the Red! It’s such a versatile pedal that sounds like an extra “real” amp channel ( or two even, if you count the boost) lots of different sounds in there if you don’t instinctively dime the gain.
You know, sometimes I think I’m using all my gear “wrong”. I’m not playing the first guitar you’d think of for clean-n-clear funk/disco/R&B rhythms, through cheap modelers that I only use for effects, a distortion pedal normally reserved for heavy alt rock/metal, and an expensive amp designed for a crunchy Americana/Texas blues guy.... I mean, most folks would just buy a Strat, a tube screamer, and a Deluxe Reverb and call it a day!
And while there is something to using the “appropriate” selections for specific applications, there’s real magic to be found when you use the “wrong” stuff and it turns out “right”.![]()
Its Friedman BE100. It's not highly regarded because of the dimensions
Lol, yea the BE is a monumental amp for me. I've flipped some really good amps to arrive and finalize with it. Had a smallbox for a while. It was awsome but not as much bass or gain. Thought I preferred having the sat switch on most of the time with the BE until I discovered the Buxom boost.. good gosh it takes the amp to another level and adds more gain. Which I found interesting for a clean boost.. As Dave informed me it has no diode clipping. So more gain with no squash, so its raw and mean, and of course cleans up into juicy vintage sounds, only downside it does hiss but the feel is euphoric, at least for me.The BExxx is stoooopid-fantastic! If amp GAS were to accumulate again, it would be for a BE50. But the 100 probably has stuff I haven’t discovered in my Kemper profiles.
Dammit. There’s that familiar abdominal cramping again...
I thought they still did thru a custom order, no? I wish I got to play this one out some. It's a closet gem now lol
Michael Britt has beautifully soaked a BE-50 in his Crank-n-Go pack for Kemper, which I’ve been using for several months now. Yes, it is a little saturated at times, but it takes any guitar with any pickups and lets it shine in its own way. Oodles of fun! There isn’t a BE-100 in there, but I wouldn’t doubt he’d do it if it were available.Lol, yea the BE is a monumental amp for me. I've flipped some really good amps to arrive and finalize with it. Had a smallbox for a while. It was awsome but not as much bass or gain. Thought I preferred having the sat switch on most of the time with the BE until I discovered the Buxom boost.. good gosh it takes the amp to another level and adds more gain. Which I found interesting for a clean boost.. As Dave informed me it has no diode clipping. So more gain with no squash, so its raw and mean, and of course cleans up into juicy vintage sounds, only downside it does hiss but the feel is euphoric, at least for me.
The Kemper is a piece of gear I want!! Came close a couple times but then a guitar walked in front of me, like a 17 year ol at the beach right!! Seriously tho.. I'd love to a/b a Kemper and my Be100. I know a player whos mr old school modded marshall who plays one so it must be as regarded as posted!!
Lot of Scooby snacks there!Here's mine.
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Some of the guitars have changed, as have the pedals.
It's not much of a rig at the moment, nor will it ever be I guess. But it provides a bit of enjoyment for me.
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That's my Maton EM125C up on the wall.
On the floor is my SE Custom 24 in Whale Blue, through a Mooer Echolizer and Dunlop CryBaby wah pedal, into the 8080 Valvestate.
Still plan to get some sort of drive or boost pedal, chorus, and a fuzz. Which will do for now.
My three main guitar influences have been Eric Clapton and Lindsay Buckingham, neither of whom use a lot of effects, and John Frusciante, who uses heaps.
Looks like a mighty fine rig to me! I'll be you get some nice sounds when it's cranked up good and loud!
Lot of Scooby snacks there!