animal said:
and since its apparently common knowledge...i've post about 4 interviews now ...surely you can find one piece of information online to prove us all wrong but I guess Dino hid the info down in Area 51
Online there is tons of sources. Here is one link. Its right in the picture, right below the cabs is the stated info - scanned from a guitar magazine. The only error in this picture is in the spelling on Custom Audio Electronics as they wrote "Custon" instead of "Custom".
http://guitargeek.com/rigview/534/
What part about that do you not understand? I even gave Custom Audio Electronics a telephone ring a year back and spoke to Bob directly. He corroborated the fact that his company did in fact do extensive work on the preamp section of that amp and was also modded for a tube based effects loop. The phone number is available on the Custom Audio page. Bob would be happy to answer any questions anyone might have about the very extensive and very complicated preamp mod done to the Cazares amp you speak of as heard on obsolete.
So according to your unproven assertions, now even the corroborating Bob Bradshaw would have to be classified as a liar, in addition to this corroborating common internet knowledge with the scanned setup of dino from a guitar magazine inserted into Guitar Geeks. So now I guess you are also going to conclude that this is also wrong based on your faulty premise.
So then the only other alternative here is that I guess you would want me to believe that the Guitar Geeks website happened to just guess out of thin air that the amp was taken in to that shop to be modded - somehow magically matching my exact same guess? :lol:
Those are some odds you have there of someone guessing the same thing you believe I happened to make up out of thin air. I guess with your reasoning anything is possible. With your reasoning and logic, I guess its also possible that a 747 plane crash would somehow re-assemble itself into a car.
Sorry, but that simply does not work here, nor anywhere else in the real world.
btw people occasionally switch cabs and picks strings things like this...this isnt a big consipracy
Wow you really are something, so now the change in the color of a guitar pick can produce as drastic of a change in tone as would the change of an entire guitar cabinet with guitar speakers sounding nothing like the speakers in the other cabinet? Interesting! Keep going - at this point you are not no longer an irritant but more just a source of whacky entertainment, and instead of me being irritated, I now actually feel very sorry for you, yet remain hungry to listen to more of your outrageous absurdities.
And you are making up conspiracy theories, not me, because you just cannot accept the fact of the bradshaw amp mod and now you even have to resort to believing that area 51 would have to be involved. This is how beliefs of pure quackery are born - according to your bankrupt reasoning which has no regard for any evidence whatsoever. No matter how irrefutable.
I'm an electrician BTW which makes me understand a variac quite well :lol:
Based on your belief about the color of picks making as equal of a sound change on tone as does switches to different cabinets with different speakers, I have every valid reason the world to maintain an extreme skepticism about your claims to any knowledge of what a variable ac does to the sound of distortion, and I remain equally skeptical of your claims to any electrical knowledge.
Based on this, no normal person would allow you into their home to work on their electrical related matters.
In addition, the sound of the distortion on obsolete proves this additional modded preamp section with tons more preamp gain of a particular smooth kind. This is the greatest piece of evidence out of them all.
