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Title: Anyone in Washington DC got an HRM? Post by: Tone Control on January 26, 2013, 04:54:59 PM Matt Schofield's Two rock has broken I think, his facebook page is asking for a loan amp for tonight
Title: Re: Anyone in Washington DC got an HRM? Post by: hywelg on January 26, 2013, 07:07:33 PM He won't thank you for an HRM. Anything with a decent clean channel will do.
Title: Re: Anyone in Washington DC got an HRM? Post by: Tone Control on February 01, 2013, 03:29:28 PM Actually, if he tries a good, broken-in Bluesmaster 100, he might well like it as much, if not more, than the Two Rock. In my humble opinion, the Bluesmaster cleans are a benchmark. I totally see Matt digging in that boosted clean channel, & getting mesmerizing tones! (But you do need the 100 watts version, it's not really a loud amp in the clean channel) I would have thought so too, but in interviews he says he doesn't like the crystal-clean sound, and likes it a bit more ermm.. unclear When I bought a CD at his gig, I asked which of his pedals he'd most recommend. I just wanted a nice one to try, but he fairly told me it would not replicate his sound. Anyway, it was a Providence Stampede, and when I got one, I found that it somehow crisps up a fender super, so maybe he starts dirty, and uses a pedal to get cleaner Personally I prefer to do it the other way round I didn't think the £4k two rock I tried was in any way better than the HRM 100, but really - why should it be? Title: Re: Anyone in Washington DC got an HRM? Post by: Tone Control on February 05, 2013, 07:10:37 AM now Matt Schofield has a signature pedal:
http://www.freethetone.com/en/products/effects/matt-schofield-signature-model-ms-sov-special-ms-1v.html (http://www.freethetone.com/en/products/effects/matt-schofield-signature-model-ms-sov-special-ms-1v.html) Title: Re: Anyone in Washington DC got an HRM? Post by: hywelg on February 05, 2013, 09:34:27 AM I didn't think the £4k two rock I tried was in any way better than the HRM 100, but really - why should it be? No, the CRS I tried was flat and dry to my ears, and the OD channel was really only suitable for lead work, it didn't sound good for rock rhythm. |