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1	Website, Store / General / Re: Ceriatone Amp Questions	on: April 03, 2011, 06:44:04 AM
@T Wilcox for that song, i know you dont want me to say bugera, but yes thats a bugera V22, the mic is a senheiser e609. im still learning guitar or what i think is the guitar. OTS is in my sights, i know there are just alot of good gear out there, and wish i could try all those nice amps from ceriatone so i have to pick One that will be versatile enough as a work horse amp. Thank you for your review and insights, if your music store friend was happy with what he hears thats good enough Thanks man!

2	Website, Store / General / Re: Ceriatone Amp Questions	on: March 31, 2011, 11:01:03 AM
Quote from: SoundPerf on March 31, 2011, 04:23:10 AM Quote from: bryanarzaga on March 31, 2011, 03:48:18 AM call me noob about ceriatone but the OTS and HRM are clones of which amps? They are clones of a Dumble Overdrive Special. The HRM is a version that has a tonestack after the overdrive and can be switched in and out. The HRM is suppose to stand for Hot Rubber Monkey or what makes sense to me is Hot Rod Marshall. Are you familiar with the Dumble history/legacy? It's pretty intricate and hard to go over in a few paragraphs. Do some googling and check out http://ampgarage.com/forum/ I listened to some of your stuff. Very nice playing and production. Out of the amps you mentioned, I would say the OTS and possibly the HRM would be the most versatile. I think my GAS has been stayed for a bit. sweet! that narrow downs my options i made some searches on dumble and saw some youtube vids some were pretty good but i find this other video odd with henry kaiser..i dont know where to start with his demo thank you!

3	Website, Store / General / Re: Ceriatone Amp Questions	on: March 31, 2011, 03:48:18 AM
Quote from: SoundPerf on March 27, 2011, 05:19:21 PM All I can say is, I don't think I've seen better bang for the buck than Ceriatone amps. Are you planning on getting a kit or already built? Either way it's a great deal. What type of music do you play? I am just recently getting familiar with the Overtone HRM 50 and I am continually floored by the amount of tones I can get. Just last night I had a great country semi-clean going. And then turn around and have great distortion from Hendrix Marshall to more singing lead and then back to some clean blues. im planning on the one that's ready built. my influences vary from rock, hardrock, fusion, smooth jazz.. my soundclick: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=850899 but yes i would like an Amp that is flexible that i dont need to even GAS(haha i know its impossible) for another amp.. call me noob about ceriatone but the OTS and HRM are clones of which amps?

4	Website, Store / General / Ceriatone Amp Questions	on: March 27, 2011, 01:16:14 PM
Hello Good people! newbie Bryan here.. never tried a ceriatone before and would like your opinions between the Dizzy30, StrayCat 30 and Overtone 50 and Overtone HRM..all in head units, do you think ill get more bang for the buck lets say between a bugera bc30, bugera 6260 or Egnater Tweaker? I already got my tax return and would like an amp that had more versatility in it, i know i wouldnt get the bugera 6260 since its 120watts..thats too loud for my needs, the bugera bc30 doesnt come in a head only.. any info would really help..i've done some harmony central reading as well.. Thanks all!

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