Fender Princeton and Champ in stereo

Freethenoise · Post by **Freethenoise** » Thu Jan 15, 2015 5:33 am

I had the house to myself so I decided to crank these both up and slap a mic on them. Instant blooze revival tones.
I really like these tones, it's got that squashed, desperate kind of feel that translates so well to a band mix.

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singlepup · Post by **singlepup** » Thu Jan 15, 2015 6:59 am

Sounds good. I definitely see what you mean about the squashed tone... That sort of tone would cut right through in almost any situation.

sp3k · Post by **sp3k** » Thu Jan 15, 2015 3:59 pm

I love that tone, small amp distortion is the best! The only thing that got me close with a big amp was those wampler fender sounds pedals.

Freethenoise · Post by **Freethenoise** » Thu Jan 15, 2015 11:00 pm

sp3k wrote:I love that tone, small amp distortion is the best! The only thing that got me close with a big amp was those wampler fender sounds pedals.

I've actually always kinda wanted one of them to run through my big Hiwatt to try and get some of those smaller, cranked amp tones. Sadly, getting one requires ponying up AT LEAST $220 (AUD).

I bought a Greer Ghetto Stomp for about $140 and it really does a good job at getting the smaller, Valco, Supro-y tones. My only issue is that it doesn't really have that mid scooped, junky sound that small Fender's have. It's really amp like though, and stacks great with other pedals. I might slap it on my board for my next decent sized gig in February.

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