Country music?...... On an Orange?

[Les Paul Lover]

Blackberry Smoke plays Orange... country/rock.

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Good sounds.

Some serious sideburns too!


Andy.

Must come in handy to store spare plectrums or keeping chicken drumsticks to munch on later........

[sidvicious]

as usual i tend to agree with randy. the tv is a great country amp.

the formula for gigging country is a good clean amp, a drive pedal, compressor and chorus. these are a minimum. i run two amps usually so a delay is in my mix for some separation and fat-girl breadth.

[Spaceboy1]

as usual i tend to agree with randy. the tv is a great country amp.

the formula for gigging country is a good clean amp, a drive pedal, compressor and chorus. these are a minimum. i run two amps usually so a delay is in my mix for some separation and fat-girl breadth.

I disgaree... all you need is a tele or strat and an amp, doesn't necessarily have to be clean depending on the style either. The compressor, chorus, and drives everybody uses now is fluff.

[jason41224]

not sure chorus would be essential for country. a classic country rig in my opinion is a Dyna Comp, a TS808 or something similar, and a Delay set for slapback. maybe a good reverb pedal would complete it for running into your orange.

[Nork]

A buddy of mine plays in a country band (called the "Working Class") with a tele and an R30 and loves it.

A Nork sighting ! How have you been?

Well! Didn't think anyone remembered me 'round here.

I've listened to some of the Working Class' stuff and it's pretty decent. Great little amp, I'd imagine with a compressor. Maybe a little more "modern country" sounding, but decent.