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Post by 1960lespaul on Nov 16, 2006 1:28:59 GMT -5
Hello all. Just found out about this site and these amps yesterday and I have already decided to buy one. I already have a MK II 100 watt and a JCM 800 lead series 2 channel. I love that head as it already has an extra preamp section. Both sound great with my EMG loaded guitars. I want to go extreme gain with fat tight low end but hate the saturated Mesa Boogies and others like them. Will the Pro sound good with the EMGs. I also have a Strat with a JB Jr in the bridge and I cant wait to hear on this amp.
Also are the Splawns consistant thru the line. You know you can play 10 identical Marshalls and 6 will sound completely different. Thanks in advance for the hepl.
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Post by Hacksaw on Nov 16, 2006 8:14:05 GMT -5
Hmm Where is VB? he just went through this with his new QR, he put in KT88's, and removed the EMG's and installed Seymours. and he liked it mucho better.. VB speakup bro!
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Post by hrtatak on Nov 16, 2006 12:30:13 GMT -5
I have EMG's in the all of the guitars that I play the most often; except for my two 7 strings. I love how the EMG's sound with the Pro-Mod. I use 2nd gear with the gain at 2 o'clock. I use 3rd gear with the 7 strings; but that is more a reflection of the music type than the pickups. If you are a fan of the EMG sound; you will be happy using them with a Pro-Mod, too.
I have been planning on doing a review of my new Pro-Mod on here as I use a way different speaker setup(JBL's)than most folks on here. I will try to post it this weekend.
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Post by brian on Nov 16, 2006 18:50:41 GMT -5
i have a new pro-mod and i had a emg 81 in my Les Paul when i first got it and it sounded pretty good!! i switched to a Duncan sh-5 about two weeks ago and i think it sounds better,IMO emgs sound a little flat and add no flavor to the mix but if they are your thing the you will not be disappointed in the sound of a emg/splawn combo!!
Brian
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