Recommend me some single channel clean goodness and a pedal.

Cacofonix

ICBM said:

Deijavoo said:

I'm faaaaar from professional sir. Just listened back to some of the tracking from Sunday and I'm absolutely happy with the sounds. Is there no way that I can mod the amp to change properly, instantly with no dip?

I spent ages trying to get my friend's Rectoverb to do that - without also making a pop at the change - and I couldn't do it, there was no time-constant setting which completely muted the pop before it didn't cause a dip in volume. I think I did get it a bit better, but in the end he had to learn to live with it.

I'm not sure if the current model is the same as the previous 3-channel version which I have a schematic for, but if so there is a 1uF cap in the mute circuit which should control the time constant - a smaller value will make it faster.

Could't you use a resistor in parallel with the relay, switch chan1 off first, then chan 2 on and use the resistor as a sound buffer?  It would practically come out of the circuit once the relay was active.

Deijavoo

Drew_fx said:

I've got an old nail of a clean amp if you want it cheap? Carlsbro PA head.

Mate of mine uses a solid state head and a PA head as his rig. Sounds great actually......

Deijavoo

Oh well, my chase of a single channel and dirt pedals has resulted in a straight trade for a 4 channel efficient German beast this Monday coming.

Do I get a Columbus or the straight switch?

http://diezel.co.uk/access.htm

The Columbus could control my 3 Strymons for me I guess but I'd need a seriously bigger board.

lespaulcustom68

A well thought out effects board straight into a big old single channel design (like a Super bass). Versatile and as loud as your ever likely to need. 

meltedbuzzbox

Gassage said:

Deijavoo

You know what I'm gonna say here- a Hiwatt is the only way.

There's a lovely 1 x 12 Biacrown in Chandlers right now.....I think it's £200 over the odds tho.

The other thing is a UL Fender SF Twin....esp if you find one with orange back JBL's.

But you will miss the flexibility of your Boogie....

I have to agree with the man. If you want proper sparkly cleans hiwatt is the way to go. 

I would recommend the SA212, its awesome.