DawnOfIniquity said:
Yeah, I am beginning to realize this! I will be ignoring the troll from now on!
I will kindly ask you to not call me a troll as no thread hijacking has occurred here. I am remaining civilized about this.
I am sticking to within the confines of this thread - the amp used on the Demanufacture and Obsolete recordings - the same amp, under different values for each album - and the drastic differences in the waveforms produced by it. No other mods can produce those types of differences other than a variac, some parameters in the Axe come close, but not the main mod required.
In an article shared earlier it quotes Dino going for the early van-halen sound - which has been shown in animal's same link i shared which validates my hypothesis. People need to work together with an open mind if they wish to achieve a theoretical clone of this amp. I have shown an open mind to the other pre-amp mods shared in the articles, and i wish for people to have the same open mind to my new suggestion since no one has been able to clone the Obsolete sound through the Axe FX yet. This is the reason why - I can almost guarantee you this 100%.
All comments in here serve as constructive criticism, and I have good reason to believe that it has been corroborated as "likely" that the Dino amp on obsolete has been modded with a variac, once again, according to his own admission he was going for the early van halen sound - which animal once again linked us to in the same early Van halen variac info site I linked to long ago in other threads.
"Edward set the variac to approximately 90 volts, thereby reducing the amount of input voltage going to the amplifier".
http://mr5150.vhvault.com/evh-brown-sound.html
This lends weight to the hypothesis because look:
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/1536/p1010148i.jpg
The first page of the article in the third column Dino refers to that early Van Halen sound. And furthermore, when I lower the variac mod by a bit in Native Instruments Guitar Rig 3,4 in a similar way to the van halen lowering, I get a smoother more symmetrical distortion on the 800 sim as heard on the obsolete record.
Thanks.