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Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by pages plexitone » Sun Feb 05, 2012 6:25 pm

Saturday night and my 12-year old (drummer) and I were jamming. We did sleepwalk.
I set up a AT 4047 about six feet in front of his kit.

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I was using my Marshall Bluesbreaker, Gretsch Dyna Jet and a Boss space echo pedal. No reverb or delay or eq, just a raw recording in my practice room. We spent more time messing with mic placement than recording! :)
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by Les Paul Lover » Sun Feb 05, 2012 9:36 pm

Enjoyed that! Pretty goog sound too!

It's got to be really lovely to jam with your kids - you must be pleased!!
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by pages plexitone » Sun Feb 05, 2012 11:50 pm

Thanks for checking it out. Yes, it's a hoot having a built in drummer! :) I've been encouraging him to do the Bonham double kick thing more...we'll work on that.
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by OrangePaul » Mon Feb 06, 2012 1:17 am

That Gretsch sounds sumptuous... I never knew a Marshall could do cleans that well :D
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by pages plexitone » Mon Feb 06, 2012 1:51 am

:D Thanks man, I really like that Gretsch, it's a 6128TCG with TV Jones and T-Armonds. Ha, yes the bluesbreaker is a 6L6 amp with Celestion Blues so it can sparkle and chime!
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by baytamusic » Mon Feb 06, 2012 4:08 am

That sounds cool man. I dig it. Not bad for a 12 year old either. The guitar player sucks though. ;)

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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by pages plexitone » Mon Feb 06, 2012 4:21 am

baytamusic wrote:That sounds cool man. I dig it. Not bad for a 12 year old either. The guitar player sucks though. ;)
Well, that's a given! :D

Hey, BTW, have you been to a chicago club called Door to Door? Japan Nite is moving this year for some reason.
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by baytamusic » Mon Feb 06, 2012 4:37 am

pages plexitone wrote:
baytamusic wrote:That sounds cool man. I dig it. Not bad for a 12 year old either. The guitar player sucks though. ;)
Well, that's a given! :D

Hey, BTW, have you been to a chicago club called Door to Door? Japan Nite is moving this year for some reason.
Never heard of it. Are you sure it's not Double Door?

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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by pages plexitone » Mon Feb 06, 2012 4:51 am

baytamusic wrote:
pages plexitone wrote:
baytamusic wrote:That sounds cool man. I dig it. Not bad for a 12 year old either. The guitar player sucks though. ;)
Well, that's a given! :D

Hey, BTW, have you been to a chicago club called Door to Door? Japan Nite is moving this year for some reason.
Never heard of it. Are you sure it's not Double Door?

Doh! Yes, Double Door is correct. Have you been there?
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by baytamusic » Mon Feb 06, 2012 2:26 pm

pages plexitone wrote: Doh! Yes, Double Door is correct. Have you been there?
Yeah, it's a cool mid-size club. Sometimes they have some lame shows but typically the bands that are too big to play at smaller places like Empty Bottle, Beat Kitchen, Schuba's, etc. play there. I have a buddy that works there. They have pretty good sound over there. It's about half the size of The Metro.

Also, I was just checking out their website and they can provide a 24 track recording of your live show there for only $60 that you can mix later on. That's a pretty cool perk.

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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by Thinline_slim » Mon Feb 06, 2012 4:22 pm

Very cool man!

Did you replace the stock Dynas with the T Armonds? Do you have a comparison between the two that you could fill me in on?
pages plexitone wrote::D Thanks man, I really like that Gretsch, it's a 6128TCG with TV Jones and T-Armonds. Ha, yes the bluesbreaker is a 6L6 amp with Celestion Blues so it can sparkle and chime!
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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by pages plexitone » Tue Feb 07, 2012 12:16 am

Thinline_slim wrote:Very cool man!

Did you replace the stock Dynas with the T Armonds? Do you have a comparison between the two that you could fill me in on?
pages plexitone wrote::D Thanks man, I really like that Gretsch, it's a 6128TCG with TV Jones and T-Armonds. Ha, yes the bluesbreaker is a 6L6 amp with Celestion Blues so it can sparkle and chime!

Yep, I replaced the stock dynas (which were cool, but a bit too spikey on top) with the TV Jones T-Armonds which have more beef.

Here's what it looks like under the hood. The long magnets belong to the stock pups.

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Re: Saturday night jam: Gretsch dyna jet/Bluesbreaker/Echo

Post by Thinline_slim » Tue Feb 07, 2012 2:26 pm

Nice. Did the neck clean up some? I know you didn't care for the stock neck pickup sine it was too muddy on it's own IIRC.
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