Just recorded with new Classic 50/212

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Steven Welborn
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Just recorded with new Classic 50/212

Post by Steven Welborn »

It arrived just in time too. recorded onto two tracks. One with amp miced, the other straight into the board. The sound from the '72 flatback p/p thru the 50/212 was absolutely terrific. Straight in (dry) was comparetively mighty crappy indeed. fx might have masked that but why start with crappy sound? The new classic 50 was also a pleasure in the studio because it is soooo quiet, even with the pressure cooled fan running Image. engineer loved it. Very happy with this amp and Dr. Seymoure cut me a much better deal than my local outlets. Image <FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Steven Welborn on 26 May 2002 at 09:54 PM.]</p></FONT><FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Steven Welborn on 26 May 2002 at 11:50 PM.]</p></FONT>
Glenn Austin
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Post by Glenn Austin »

Steve, I'm thinking about getting an amp like this, but I've never tried one yet, any chance you could send me an MP3. I also play an Emmons P/P.
Matt Steindl
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Post by Matt Steindl »

I have heard nothing but good things about these! Is it heavier than a silverface twin?

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Chris DeBarge
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Post by Chris DeBarge »

<SMALL>Is it heavier than a silverface twin?</SMALL>
NOTHING is heavier than a sf twin, except maybe the Titanic. According to Peavey, it's 59 pounds, so that's about 30 or 40 lbs less than the twin.

Great sounding amp by the way, good "bang for the buck".
Steven Welborn
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Post by Steven Welborn »

Glen, I'm going to work on the MP3 thing. Never done them before and dont know how or whats needed to do them. Im open to any quicky enlightment courses on it. As far as weight...it's not bad at all at 59lbs. I suppose if you were to swap out the blue marvels for something heftier that could change but I see no need to modify anything thus far. Havent had much time with the amp though or put it through any more demanding tests than a small studio.
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Jay Ganz
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Post by Jay Ganz »

What mic did you use?

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Mike Brown
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Post by Mike Brown »

Thanks for your input concerning the Classic 50/212. Feel free to contact us via www.peavey.com or by e-mail at mikebrown@peavey.com

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