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Same type of house here, this is Victorian with solid brick walls and the neighbour has a guitar. I'm guessing that L5T is louder than Epi VJ - bigger cab + G12H.
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That's probably right. Although a lot of people think that the Epi's stock 8" speaker is no good, it's quite adequate for me.
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The Epi does not have pre and post gain?
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No, it only has a volume control. Today, however, I brought home a 5 W Epi Valve Special which has gain/master. First impression is that it provides acceptable crunch at low volume.
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I'm still discovering the L5T's capabilities, to emulate the old WEM's sound I actually have to back off the tone controls or it sounds too warm and lush. Is your VC30 a 210 or 212? I noticed a big difference with the LC15-10 and LC30II-12 speaker sizes.
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Mine is a 112. As I wrote earlier, the clean is very good at low volume (great at high volume). I have used it in the studio at fairly high volume and at a couple of gigs.
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For mousefart practice I use a Cube20X. J--)
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I think the Epi Valve Special will work OK for low volume practice. If it doesn't, I'll probably get a Vox AC15CC. I have tried it and it provides nice crunch at low volume.
Klas
February 12th, 2008, 09:33 AM
