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Mats A wrote:What is your opinion on the JCM 900 SL-X amp?
Is it really the amp Ace Frehley uses? On some Kiss concerts after the reunion he seems to have Dual Reverbs on stage. When he played my hometown in 2009 he had Dual Reverbs.
The SL-X is the best of the 900 series IMO. They sound pretty good. For me I never got on with the sound of any of the 900s so I have never owned one. When playing live like most players anymore they rent what gear is availible for that venue. Of course bigger bands will trailer their gear from town to town.What gear did you use while recording?
Mostly Marshalls, old Fender and Vox amps. I have tweed Fender Harvard and Princeton amps from the ’50s, and an old Vox with a couple of 10” Bulldog speakers. The Marshalls were 100-watt 900 Series through a 4×12 with old Celestion 25-watt speakers. Once in a while, I used a Peavey 5150, just for a little change in color – I rarely record amps simultaneously. I usually record a guitar track with a couple of mics on one cab, then double it, maybe with a different amp or guitar.
Thanks Surf 900´s but wich model? On the Kissology Dvd´s that came out some time ago one can spot both Dual Reverbs and SL-X amps.surfnorthwest wrote:Mats A wrote:What is your opinion on the JCM 900 SL-X amp?
Is it really the amp Ace Frehley uses? On some Kiss concerts after the reunion he seems to have Dual Reverbs on stage. When he played my hometown in 2009 he had Dual Reverbs.
Here is what ace said about his recording set up
The SL-X is the best of the 900 series IMO. They sound pretty good. For me I never got on with the sound of any of the 900s so I have never owned one. When playing live like most players anymore they rent what gear is availible for that venue. Of course bigger bands will trailer their gear from town to town.What gear did you use while recording?
Mostly Marshalls, old Fender and Vox amps. I have tweed Fender Harvard and Princeton amps from the ’50s, and an old Vox with a couple of 10” Bulldog speakers. The Marshalls were 100-watt 900 Series through a 4×12 with old Celestion 25-watt speakers. Once in a while, I used a Peavey 5150, just for a little change in color – I rarely record amps simultaneously. I usually record a guitar track with a couple of mics on one cab, then double it, maybe with a different amp or guitar.
I miss mine .. sold it last year .. I just had too many Marshalls ...Mats A wrote:Bought me a 100W JCM 900 SL-X today. Some damage to the Vinyl but otherwise OK. Also it´s a bit noisy but not worse than the JVM.
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