Hi BC’ers,
I was lucky to pick up a s/h Super Vintage in
mint condition yesterday and had a little play around with it today. Seems like a great pedal and built like a tank too.
I just wondered what your thoughts were and if you have an tips/settings, pedal chain placement, etc you’d recommend to get the best out of it.
Thanks in advance.
Just bought a ditto from Ander. Think this is now the 5th or 6th thing - Amp, strings, straplocks, looper, etc
Top bloke, really looks after his gear, buy with confidence!
GLWTS Ander.
I would also consider getting an SC too. You can always pick up a second for bigger gigs if/when you do them. The SC is brilliant for bedroom, rehearsals and small to mid gigs.
Great modular set up.
I had it but simplified it to the ST.
Counter point to the argument:
I’ve done a lot of auditions in the past and usually take it very seriously with my preparation.
However, there has been loads of times I’ve turned up to audition and I’ve been the most competent and knowledgable musician in the room by a mile. It can be quite disheartening to put over a weeks worth of practicing in to find out the band just aren’t very good.
Thankfully I’m in a great band and have personally built up a good reputation as a musician. It’s a lot nicer being the one you gets to choose now.
Up for re-sale a my lovely Ampeg B200r Combo. It’s in great condition and sounds glorious, especially with a P bass with flats. Looks super cool, greatly Ampegy tone and also has castors so it’s quite easy to move.
https://ampeg.com/support/files/Discontinued User Manuals/B-200R/B-200R Owner's Manual.pdf