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Sugartune last won the day on November 1 2019

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About Sugartune

  • Birthday 11/01/1980

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  • guitars
    '05 Studio Custom (59 Burst)
  • amps
    Allen Old Flame, Valvetrain Concord, Revv D20
  • fx
    Peterson StrobostompHD,->J.Rocket Archer Clean,->Benson Preamp,->JHS Kilt V2,->Empress Echosystem,->Big Ear ALBIE,->Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master,->Earthquaker Devices Plumes

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    Male
  • Location
    Kingston, ON, Canada
  • Interests
    Music related everything. Guitars/gear. Performing. Recording. Family. Banding with The Dead Sparrows & Sleezer (A Tribute to Weezer)

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  1. These are cool and a great deal. I had a non-ultra Special 6 for about 10 years & used it daily. They are very modifiable. Point-to-point wired.
  2. Wasn’t there some sort of scandal with studio musicians modding their guitars to allow them to record multiple tracks (two) at once. Being paid per track? I don’t know the facts, nor am I certain it’s not something I’ve made up…but it rings some sort of bell….if it’s true, I’m guessing that’s the “why”.
  3. Whenever the thought of "being too old" for anything comes up, I think about how in ten years, I'll wish I could still do the things I did ten years ago.
  4. I’ve got a G12-65 in my cab, too. I like it a lot. Reverend amps were always intriguing to me for those same reasons, but never had an opportunity with any. Sounds like it would be great.
  5. I have the head currently on a 1x12 Dr. Z cab. People who’ve never played a Dumble say it’s Dumble-like cleans. A Dumble killer. I have no idea on any of that that. To me though, it’s amazing. Nice, loud, fender-town cleans. Perfect amount of headroom and plenty loud in both wattages. Love them both. Great spring. Pedals sound great. Drives are great. It eq’s nicely. I don’t/won’t use the effects loop, so no comment there. it’s relatively new to me (a month), and I haven’t had it out with the band yet, but I will soon, and I have a feeling it will replace my current amp in that role. I really do like it. Haven’t been able to crank it enough to get much breakup or see where it goes, but that’s not so much my thing anyway. I like the clean amp thing, with pedals driving the dirt.
  6. I’m aiming to get the best of both worlds with this. Analog drives and chorus/vibe with a dual engine delay. Into a Suhr Bella Reverb and/or Allen Old Flame.
  7. Pedal collection was getting out of hand and all but one board's worth was just sitting on shelves. So, I'm now in the midst of selling off most of my pedals, extra boards, power supplies etc. In favour of consolidation and midi controlling. Drives will be Chase Bliss Pre-Amp and Jet Pedals Lion. I'll keep the Empress Echosystem for delays, and Chase Bliss Warped Vinyl for Chorus/Vibrato. All controlled by a MorningStar MC6, with a GFI Triple Switch. Trying to keep it to a smaller-ish board (Temple Duo 17). Mostly to avoid ease of further expansion, lol. Jumping in headfirst, so I have no choice but to plug through. My first observation has been that it's not as complicated as I had once thought it would be. Pictured here is the current transitional stage, while I await arrival of the MC6 and the Jet Lion. Anyone else on a similar journey, or have already been there, done that? Tell me your story
  8. You can send it USD with PayPal for certain. I’ve done it and will do it again now . It’ll convert the CAD equivalent for you.
  9. Love Bad Astronaut. Big Joey Cape (Lagwagon) fan.
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