Eminence Ramrod in Laney Cub 10

[Grandma's Tele]

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...songID=8266810

[Grandma's Tele]

Eminence Ramrod 10'' + Wilde - Bill Lawrence Noise Free pickups!



"Tone is in the fingers..." Mes doigts ne sont pas très expérimentés...

Voici un autre petit clip en clean, pas de compresseur, cette fois (sauf la compression due au fichier MP3 qui détériore le son...)

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...songID=8294006

Laney Cub 10 + Eminence Ramrod
MIA Tele
Wilde Bill Lawrence Noise free bridge pickup
Beta Aivin DD-2 (cheap digital delay)
Holy Grail Nano (reverb, Spring @ 9 O'clock)


M-Audio USB fast track Pro
Microphone Peavey PVM-22 (similar to Shure SM-58 )
Cool Edit pro

court clip 2 - Clean http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...songID=8293563

Laney Cub 10 + Eminence Ramrod
MIA Tele *qui a besoin d'un bon set up, buzz aux premières frettes... :-(
Wilde Bill Lawrence Noise free neck pickup
EHX Black Finger compressor @ 1 O'clock, lamp
Beta Aivin DD-2 (cheap digital delay)
Holy Grail Nano (reverb, Hall @ 9 O'clock)


M-Audio USB fast track Pro
Microphone Peavey PVM-22 (similar to Shure SM-58 )
Cool Edit pro

Autre court clip 3: Clean bridge pickup Telecaster http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...songID=8293634

Tempo de la vraie chanson ~ 134 bpm... moi= 96 bpm... J'essaie de m'améliorer....

Laney Cub 10 + Eminence Ramrod
MIA Tele *qui a besoin d'un bon set up, buzz aux premières frettes... :-(
Wilde Bill Lawrence Noise free bridge pickup
EHX Black Finger compressor @ 1 O'clock, lamp
Beta Aivin DD-2 (cheap digital delay)
Holy Grail Nano (reverb, Hall @ 9 O'clock)


M-Audio USB fast track Pro
Microphone Peavey PVM-22 (similar to Shure SM-58 )
Cool Edit pro

[boomboomba]

Grandma(!) do you still like the Cub 10 after using it for a couple months?

[Grandma's Tele]

Sorry for the long delay!

Yes, I love this amp!!! Glad I purchased it! Best money spent in a long time!

300$ CAD for the amp + 100$ CAD for the Eminence Ramrod + 150$ CAD for my EHX Nano Holy Grail reverb pedal = still much cheaper - almost half price - than a Deluxe Reberb or a Princeton Reverb and has very good cleans too!

The amp has a lot of headroom and is not boxy. It is less powerful than both Fender amps mentioned before but it's perfect for an apartment!

To play at bedroom level and get crunch, I rely on pedals though cause it gets loud. It's possible to get a bit of crunch at a reasonnable volume but I have good OD/Distortion pedals (EHX English Muff'n with 2 X 12AY7 and Radial Tonebone Trimode with a 12AX7 and MXR GT-OD) that can do a lot of different sounds!

To summarize, the amp is light which is a very good thing for me being a 5'6'' woman. The Laney is also well built, not boxy (like my ex-Blues Jr), plays well at low volume, has excellent cleans. It also takes pedals very well!

I think it is the poor man's - in my case poor woman's - Princeton Reverb!

Video made, this time, by a much, much better player than me: