TSL100 sound Check
Posted: 16 May 2017, 12:25
Hi guys.
I did two tracks with my TSL100. On both tracks I improvised, my intention is show how my TSL sounds. In both tracks I used my 2012 LP standard with bridge pickup. The first (Deep Soul) I used on the lead the JFX1 with reverb, chorus and delay In Lead channel. The rhythm I used the crunch channel with the guitar volume at 9. The second track (Wah) I used the same configuration. The lead channel on the lead and the crunch channel on the rhythm. In the second track I used a supawah by Marshall. I don't usually use wah-wah, you can see it. My my recording stuf it's basic and simple but try to get the most out of them. I used the emulated line out from my TSL100. My amp it isn't standard amp. I made some mods. All the boards are the last version of this amp. I think the last versions boards are better, especially the rear board where are the emulated line out and effects loops.
Hope you like it.
I did two tracks with my TSL100. On both tracks I improvised, my intention is show how my TSL sounds. In both tracks I used my 2012 LP standard with bridge pickup. The first (Deep Soul) I used on the lead the JFX1 with reverb, chorus and delay In Lead channel. The rhythm I used the crunch channel with the guitar volume at 9. The second track (Wah) I used the same configuration. The lead channel on the lead and the crunch channel on the rhythm. In the second track I used a supawah by Marshall. I don't usually use wah-wah, you can see it. My my recording stuf it's basic and simple but try to get the most out of them. I used the emulated line out from my TSL100. My amp it isn't standard amp. I made some mods. All the boards are the last version of this amp. I think the last versions boards are better, especially the rear board where are the emulated line out and effects loops.
Hope you like it.