I'm finally coming back to this to say thank you so much for turning me onto the Human album. Honestly, that might be my favorite Death record now. Thanks for the amp/pedal recs too, comrade:rat-salute-2:
Hell yeah! Always happy to drag someone else down the Death rabbit hole.
Funny timing, because I just dusted off my VS100H yesterday and was trying out different speaker cabinet IRs with it. Mostly in the interests of dicking around with a new noise gate pedal, but it also occurred to me that I hadn't heard this thing through actual Vintage 30s or G12T-75s yet. I guess Chuck used a first-gen Valvestate series 4x12 cab for the studio albums, but I can't find any info on whether he upgraded the speakers. If it was stock, then those were Celestion G12L-35s, which apparently sound sort-of-vaguely-similar-but-not-really to a greenback. Sounds like I need to either find or make some more cabinet IRs.
I'm finally coming back to this to say thank you so much for turning me onto the Human album. Honestly, that might be my favorite Death record now. Thanks for the amp/pedal recs too, comrade:rat-salute-2:
Hell yeah! Always happy to drag someone else down the Death rabbit hole.
Funny timing, because I just dusted off my VS100H yesterday and was trying out different speaker cabinet IRs with it. Mostly in the interests of dicking around with a new noise gate pedal, but it also occurred to me that I hadn't heard this thing through actual Vintage 30s or G12T-75s yet. I guess Chuck used a first-gen Valvestate series 4x12 cab for the studio albums, but I can't find any info on whether he upgraded the speakers. If it was stock, then those were Celestion G12L-35s, which apparently sound sort-of-vaguely-similar-but-not-really to a greenback. Sounds like I need to either find or make some more cabinet IRs.