telecaster twang jazz blues kenny burrell meets albert king
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too much reverb. but not bad!
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After 3 months I'll grab this: For the most part with same woods a Tele sustains a bit more than a Strat and more consistently over its range. This is of course a generalization. A Tele body shape supports the neck better preventing vibration loss. Still a solid heavy ash Strat with a thick neck and big headstock will out sustain an Alder or Basswood Tele with a thinner neck.
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Tastefully done. Gotta like that tone as well!
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I want a vibrolux...farken tonelicious
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Awesome!
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Very nice!
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i have a tele baja, great guitar, 4 way switch, great pickups, great neck, awesoooooooooome twangy axe.
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Very Nice! Your licks have a scat feel to them. I'm impressed.
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The smooth level and sustain is being enhanced by compression after the amp which also creates the illusion of a longer reverb tail. Nearly all video camcorders do this heavily so that is probably the case here.
Tasty as always - thanks for sharing.
Is the 81 Vibrolux the last of the hand-wired blackface line?
ChrisManuel 3 years ago
hi chris, thank you,
yes 81 is near the end of the line for the 60s style construction. i compared it directly internally to a 66 tremolux ( same as vibrolux but no verb), the wiring style and parts all looked nearly the same. only diff. was slightly more modern looking caps and a pull volume boost.
i have comapred the amp in this video to many vibroluxes, including real 65s etc, it is as good or better than any!
joegagan 3 years ago
What is that in between you volume and tone controls?
hippievan1969 3 years ago
treble bleed cap control of my own design. see my 'bastard lefty tele explained' video for more details.
joegagan 3 years ago
pretty good!
joegagan 3 years ago