Any supro, valco, Victoria regal patches out there?

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You know, all 60s, saggy but with a lot of feel

 

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Two vintage "feel" patches for you.

"True Vibrato" is a Magnatone amp, complete with real pitch vibrato (not volume trem).
"The Devil's Trem" is based on an old 60's Ampeg "Revererocket" a friend of mine owns.

Thanks, I'll try them when I get back to my axe on Friday.

 

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View attachment Old Saggy Amp W Tube Driver TG.syx
they're nice, but too vibro-tremmy for more than occasional use for me, I was after something more like this attached one
see if you like the feel with a strat neck pickup

 

[smilefan]

Got it. In your patch, the use of the Princeton model, cranking the Sag all the way
use of the 'Vintage" Amp Voicing was excellent. You didn't edit alot of the stock settings
in the Advanced paged which would have helped your fat, smooth, saggy vibe.
I redid the SPKR page impedance curve, the EQ page, and some of the Advanced
page parameters. Hopefully, this pushes it a little more in your intended direction,
and shows you what you can get, sonically, out of those pages.

 

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thanks, will try that tomorrow I hope
I would not have thought of this if I hadn't bought a Victoria Regal - it does that old valco sound with lots of feel
Also the Watkins westminster had a warm tone through tiny speakers, completely the opposite of a lot of later amps

The 6 inch speaker seemed to work best. Checkign the wiki, it looks to be the supro one, so that seems right.
The mic selection made more difference than I had expected too

I tried tweaking the bias up a bit, but I see you brought that down, but I'm on a learning curve with the whole thing, I need to learn all these techniques.

Cheers!

 

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Still sounds good with v5.01