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Jeff Waller

 

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marshall Illinois, USA
Post  Posted 26 Dec 2008 5:08 pm    
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i just aquired a valve king vk212 dd-7 delay and ge-7 equalizer anyone out there have any cool settings for these i am getting a descent sound now but something is missing i don't know what it is any suggestions would be helpful..
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Michael Robertson


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Ventura, California. USA
Post  Posted 26 Dec 2008 5:55 pm    
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How are you patching in your DDL, EQ and volume pedal?
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Jeff Waller

 

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marshall Illinois, USA
Post  Posted 26 Dec 2008 6:43 pm    
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out of steel into vol pedal out to eq out to delay out to amp
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Michael Robertson


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Ventura, California. USA
Post  Posted 26 Dec 2008 8:17 pm    
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IMHO take the EQ out for now and turn off the DDL.
Try to get a tone you like with just the EQ on the 212.
I find that if I roll off the treble on the amp I get better control of my high notes, without them taking my head off.
Once I’m close and feel like playing a song then I’ll add a touch of DDL.
Run the amp a little hotter than the room needs and I play on the back third of the pedal.
This gives me room to FEED the DDL for that sustain sound.
IMHO
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